Un Fantasma

Halloween is Hallowonderful! El día de brujas, its closest Spanish approximation, is coming up.  Spanish learners of ages have so much fun learning not just vocabulary, but how Spanish works when it comes to describing things. The whole masculine and feminine thing is somehow clearer when you’re describing a ghost, or a fantasma. And then plural descriptions like 10 gato negros corriendo are easier to remember.

Counting calabazas (pumpkins), dulces (candy), and esqueletos (skeletons) is not tedious at all.

Check out the series of bright, friendly  Spanish Halloween Freebies.

See our collection of several Spanish, French, and ESL units and handouts.

Foreign Language House: Fun, Engaging Language Learning Materials

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