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Halloween Fun in the classroom and an In depth look at the storyline on Phantom Manor and The Haunted Mansion

 

Episode 3.5: 10-31-15  

 

In today’s show Howie and Ryan are haunted by the idea that good stories and fun Halloween activities can make your classroom a Spooktacular place. In this show, Ryan shares some ways he has celebrated Halloween in his class while also engaging his students in some science concepts of the Halloween season.

 

Ryan then talks about other teacher’s lessons that he has found that also take unique and creative ways to integrate Halloween into their curriculums.  

 

In the second half of the show, Howie shares with us his recent trip to Disneyland Paris. Howie takes us on an in depth tour of one of the most famous and beloved attractions of all the Disney parks, The Haunted Mansion or as it is called in Paris, The Phantom Manor! Listen in as Howie and Ryan discuss all the story elements of Phantom Manor and how those elements are similar between the different parks and how they are really different.  

 

Throughout this show we share lesson ideas that we see as possible connections to this attraction as well as some of the wonderful history of its development. We hope you have fun listening to us celebrate the Happy Haunts and possibly get inspired to bring some Halloween fun into your classroom as well. Now as your two Ghost Hosts, Howie and Ryan must encourage you to join us.

 

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Plum’s Creaturizer from PBS Kids lets students create their own creatures.  They can snap pictures of the outdoors to show where their creature might live and complete missions.  This app pushes students to think about what type of habitat their creature might live and details about their lives.  It’s a great tool for pushing students to be creative and tell stories to one another.

Learn more about Plum’s Creaturizer from PBS Kids by visiting the Apple App Store!

 

Phantom Manor Credits and Sites:

 

Other Credits and Thanks!

  • Jeff Burke-David G. Ravenswood

  • Greg Meader

  • Wikipedia

 

 

 

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