FREE Spanish Halloween Activity! (Videos, Coloring Page & Word Search!)

- Grades
- Grades 1–4, Elementary
- File type
- Preparation
- Print ready
- Subject
- Foreign Languages, Spanish
- Topic
- Mi Camino Spanish, Spanish Basics for Kids
- Resource types
- Word Searches, Worksheets, Worksheets & Printables
- Preparation
- Print ready
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What's inside this resource
Here's a free Halloween activity for your Spanish students to learn Spanish colors and spooky Spanish vocabulary! First, watch these two YouTube videos:
- Colors in Spanish for Kids (Mi Camino Spanish) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgYIZ0mY9Z4&t=31s
- ¡No Tengo Miedo! (Mi Camino Spanish) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5g0HQ2xevM
Then, color the crayons the correct color as written in Spanish, and then color the picture using the instructions on the next page.
There is a word search at the end for even more Halloween fun!
¡Feliz Halloween!
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Teaching tips & learning objectives
Learning objectives
Recognize and apply ten Spanish color words, such as amarillo, verde, and anaranjado, by coloring a crayon page and a haunted-house scene.
Learn 14 Spanish Halloween vocabulary words, such as fantasma, bruja, and murciélago, by locating them in a word search.
Connect spoken Spanish vocabulary from two linked videos to its written form in the coloring and word-search activities.
Teaching tips
Play both linked videos before handing out the printable pages, since the coloring instructions and word-search vocabulary both assume students have already heard the words.
Have students color the loose crayon outlines on page 1 before the haunted-house scene, since it functions as a quick color-word check before the larger picture.
Use the word search as a wrap-up once the coloring page is finished, since it reuses several of the same vocabulary words in written form.
Skills covered
Color-word recognition — students match ten Spanish color words to the correct crayon or picture element.
Thematic vocabulary acquisition — students learn 14 Spanish Halloween words such as fantasma, calabaza, and esqueleto.
Word-search scanning — students locate all 14 vocabulary words hidden in a letter grid.
Listening-to-print connection — two linked videos introduce the target vocabulary aurally before students encounter it in print.
Good to know
Questions teachers ask about this resource
Do the two linked videos need to be watched before starting the printable pages?
Yes — the instructions direct students to watch both videos first, since the coloring page and word search both assume that vocabulary has already been introduced.
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