French for Halloween
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If you like both French and Halloween, you’ll love this page full of Halloween-themed French practice, including audio articles, videos, quizzes, dictées, and writing challenges. Get scary good with Lawless French!
Haunting vocabulary
Scary vocab tests
Ghostly grammar tests
- Themed grammar by level: A1 | A2 | B1 | B2
- Mes souvenirs d’Halloween : Imperfect conjugations
- Mon programme d’Halloween : Contractions
Freaky French listening practice
- Châteaux et sites hantés en France
- Comment fabriquer une piñata d’Halloween
- La fête d’Halloween
- Halloween à Biarritz
- Il y a un monstre sous mon lit !
- Maison hantée en Alsace
- Song: C’est l’Halloween
- La Toussaint et le Halloween en France
Devilish dictées
- Cunégonde la sorcière (A1)
- La fête d’Halloween (B1)
- J’aime faire peur à ma sœur ! (B1)
- La peur dans tous ses états (C1)
- Mes supers décorations d’Halloween (B2)
- Que faire pour Halloween ? (B2)
- Que manger pour Halloween ? (A1)
- Le soir d’Halloween (A2)
- Une recette de sorcière (B2)
- Une sortie pour Halloween (B2)
- Une vie de fantôme (A1)
Witchy writing challenges
- A chilling story (C1)
- A ghost story (C1)
- A Halloween party (A2)
- A horror story (B1)
- I love Halloween! (A1)
- Making Halloween costumes (A2)
- My children’s Halloween (A1)
- My family’s Halloween (C1)
- My Halloween (B1)
- My Halloween costume (A2)
- Our Halloween costumes (B1)
- Ready for the zombie apocalypse (B1)
- What monster would you be? (B2)
Pumpkiny lesson plans
- Dans la citrouille (Lesson, 3rd-8th grade)
- Halloween Flashcard Game (Worksheet, 7th-9th grade)
- L’Halloween vocabulary (Word Puzzle, 9th-12th grade)
Related lessons
- Explanation of levels
- What is Progress with Lawless French (PwLF)?
- What’s the difference between Lawless French and PwLF?
- More holidays and celebrations
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