| Halloween is fun. |
| My mom buys candy. |
| My Mom buys potato chips. |
| My Mom buys chocolate bars. |
| It is for the trick or treaters. |
| My Mom buys me a costume. |
| It is a ghost costume. |
| I am going to be scary. |
| My sister is going to dress up as a princess. |
| She will have a wand. |
| She will have a crown. |
| She will look beautiful. |
| My Dad buys a pumpkin. |
| It is going to be a Jack O’Lantern. |
| We draw a face on the pumpkin. |
| We carve the face with a knife. |
| Our Jack O’Lantern looks funny. |
| We go trick or treating. |
| We knock on the neighbour’s door. |
| We say, “trick or treat.” |
| Our neighbours give us candy. |
| We say thanks. |
| We go to many houses. |
| We go home. |
| Our parents check our candy. |
| It’s safe. |
| We eat lots of candy. |
| We don’t feel very good. |
| We go to bed. |
Exercise for this lesson:
- What is Halloween?
- What does the speaker’s mom buy for trick-or-treaters?
- What costume does the speaker wear?
- How does the speaker’s sister dress up for Halloween?
- What does the dad buy to make a Halloween decoration?
- How do they create their Jack O’Lantern?
- What do they do when they go trick-or-treating at their neighbors’ houses?
- What do the neighbors give the speaker and their sister?
- What do the parents do with the candy when they get home?
- How does the paragraph end?
Please comment your answers!
