Material (Time) Obs.: após o warm-up explicar as palavras (trick or treat) Fazer as preguntas: T X S. - What do you know about Halloween?

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1 PLANO DE AULA (LESSON PLAN) OFICINA HALLOWEEN Professora: (Teacher s name) Pibid Group Disciplina: (Subject) Língua Inglesa Local: (Place) Col. Est. Int. Horácio A. de Paula Data: (Date) /10/2015 and /10/2015 Tempo: (Time) 50 Número de alunos: (Number of Ss) 15 Tempo Procedimento Interação Material (Time) (Procedure) (Interaction) Material 10 Warm-up: ao som de uma música passar a caixinha contendo as palavras (trick or treat). Os/as alunos/as deveram tirar uma palavra. Se tirarem trick, ganhará um docinho, se tirarem treat, deverão responder uma pergunta. Sugestão de perguntas: What s your favorite color? T x S S X S Caixinha Palavras Perguntas Docinhos Áudio da canção What s your favorite game? What s your favorite movie? What s your favorite song? Where do you live? Do you like? What s your favorite subject? What s your favorite cartoon? Obs.: após o warm-up explicar as palavras (trick or treat) 15 Fazer as preguntas: T X S - What do you know about Halloween? S X S Data-show - What does Halloween mean in Brazil? - Have you ever had fun in this celebration?

2 Mostrar imagens e perguntar como é a comemoração do Halloween nos EUA, fazendo as seguintes perguntas: - According to the image how do you think Halloween is celebrated in the USA? - How do people feel? - Would you like to participate of this celebration? - Which costume would you like to use? 25 Apresentar vocabulário por meio de imagens. Fazer leitura e compreensão da primeira parte do texto Imagens Atividade xerocopiada Obs.: O texto será dividido em duas partes e será trabalhado perguntas e vocabulário de acordo com cada parte. Anotações gerais: Pegar uma cena e relacionar ao texto (para última aula). Atividade manual: what s your favorite costume? What s your favorite Halloween character? Procurar imagens associadas às palavras do vocabulário Tatiane e Kamila: fazer na cartolina com canetão (vocabulário português/inglês) Marcelo: imagens para introdução do tema Raquel e Elaine: vocabulário (imagens) trick or treat

3 REFLECTION QUESTIONS What do you know about Halloween? What does Halloween mean in Brazil? Have you ever had fun in this celebration? According to the image how do you think Halloween is celebrated in the USA? How do people feel? Would you like to participate of this celebration? Which costume would you like to use?

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8 THE ORIGIN OF HALLOWEEN Part One Halloween is celebrated on October 31 st every year. The holiday began as a Celtic festival from Ireland called Samhain. Halloween became more popular worldwide with the start of the Christian holiday called All Saints Day. Halloween is traditionally a holiday that is meant to ward off evil spirits. During the time of the Celtic traditions, people would carve out scary faces and figures in giant turnips, place a candle inside, and set in their windows to scare away evil ghosts and enemies on Halloween. More than a thousand years ago the Christian church named November 1 All Saints Day (also called All Hallows.) This was a special holy day to honor the saints and other people who died for their religion. The night before All Hallows was called Hallows Eve. Later the name was changed to Halloween. Part Two Nowadays the turnips have been replaced by orange pumpkins, but the carving tradition is still continued, as well as lighting the pumpkins on the night of Halloween. The traditional colors that are used for most decorations for Halloween are black and orange. There are certain characters that are associated with Halloween: ghosts, witches, skeletons, vampires, werewolves, bats and black cats. Some religious groups do not celebrate Halloween because they feel it goes against their religious beliefs as a way of worshiping evil. Halloween is meant to scare off dead people and evil spirits. Halloween is more of a dark tradition with the idea that some spirits and ghosts come back around that time to scare or hurt people. However, most people do not really worry

9 about the scary parts of Halloween and instead enjoy eating the candies, wearing the crazy costumes and spending time with friends and family while they visit others in their community. Vocabulary Bank 1. Celtic: Celta 2. Ireland: Irlanda 3. Worldwide: Por todo o mundo 4. All Saints Day: Dia de todos os santos 5. That is meant: Que significa 6. To ward off: Afastar 7. Carve out: Esculpir 8. Scary: Assustadoras 9. Turnips: Nabos 10. Place/ set: Colocar 11. Scare away: Espantar 12. Nowadays: Hoje em dia 13. Replaced: Substituídas 14. Pumpkins: Abóboras 15. Carving: Escultura 16. Lighting: Iluminar 17. Religious beliefs: Crenças religiosas 18. Worshiping evil: Adoração ao demônio

10 19. Instead: Ao invés disso 20. Crazy costumes : Fantasias malucas UNDERSTANDING TEXT 1) What is the origin of this celebration? 2) When did Halloween become more popular? 3) What is the meaning of the Halloween? 4) What did Celtic do to scare way evil ghosts and enemies on Halloween? 5) What are the traditional colors that are used in this celebration? 6) Are there characters associated in Halloween? What are the characters? 7) Why some religious groups don t celebrate Halloween? 8) Most of people worry about the scary parts of Halloween or worry to eat candies? REFLECTION ABOUT THE HALLOWEEN 1) Did you celebrate the last Halloween? 2) Are common Brazilian people celebrating Halloween? Why (not)? 3) How does the church see this celebration? 4) Do you care about how the church sees this party? 5) How do you see this celebration? 6) Would you like to celebrate Halloween like American people?

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