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Tag Archives: Halloween
Vampire Killer Starter Pack
My house is right next to a graveyard and consequently when the moon is full, and the dogs start howling I often hear strange scratchings and scufflings and the room temperature drops until I can see my breath. Last year, … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, The Henry Brothers
Tagged Dracula, Halloween, Horror, How to kill a vampire, vampire hunter, vampire poetry, Vampires
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The Listeners – Walter De La Mare
The dark wood, wind whistling through the trees, the lone traveller and the seemingly deserted house. These are the typical ingredients for a classic, ghostly tale, and so it is with Walter De La Mare’s ‘The Listeners’. It’s a poem … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Tagged Halloween, Poetry, Spooky House, The Listeners, Walter De La Mare
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Vampires – Down at the Hotel Dread
Here at Henry Towers we’re getting more than a little excited about the imminent arrival of hallowe’en. Any excuse to dress-up, and we’ve been planning our costumes for months. As we do every year, we’ll be hollowing out pumpkins, concocting blood cocktails, baking … Continue reading
Posted in Cambridge University Press, Poetry, The Henry Brothers
Tagged Brian Moses, Cambridge University Press, Dracula, Halloween, Poetry, Vampires
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Hallowe’en – A Dark Dark Wood, Witches, Warlocks and Ghouls!
The last night in October was thought to be the most haunted night of the year. It was the night when witches, hobgobblins, wizards, and evil spirits came back to earth to cast their magic spells, enchantments and curses. Hallowe’en … Continue reading
Posted in Cambridge University Press, ELT, Poetry, Storytelling
Tagged All Hallow, Cambridge University Press, Ghost, Halloween, Witchcraft
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The Witch, the Maid and the Gold in the Chimney -with tips on how to tell it…
The best stories for oral telling are those that contain lots of repetition. The key is to get the audience involved. It could be through joining in with repeated phrases, miming an action like ‘huffing, puffing and blowing’ or stirring … Continue reading
Posted in ELT, Folktales, The Henry Brothers
Tagged Folklore, Folktales, Halloween, Storytelling
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