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As the crisp fall air rolls in and Halloween approaches, it's the perfect time to bring a little spooky fun into your secondary English Language Arts classroom. While many teachers turn to classic literature like “The Tell-Tale Heart” or “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow,” I love turning to a relative newcomer to the classroom - podcasts. Podcasts have exploded in popularity in recent years, and for good reason—they’re accessible, engaging, and they can transport listeners into new worlds with music, sound effects, and voice. Podcasts can easily be integrated into various ELA units, whether you're exploring informational texts through interviews and discussions, enhancing narrative units by analyzing storytelling techniques, or even sharpening persuasive skills by examining how speakers build their arguments. Best of all, they’re FREE! Still need convincing? Let me give you my top 4 reasons why podcasts are perfect for ELA classrooms, especially during spooky season: 1. Listening Skills: Students are more accustomed to visual media, but podcasts are an excellent way to sharpen active listening skills. By focusing on voice inflections, music, and sound effects, students must rely on auditory cues to make inferences, analyze tone, and interpret mood. 2. Engagement: Whether you have a group of strong readers or a group who may struggle with traditional reading tasks, podcasts provide an alternative way to engage. The suspense of a good eerie story can captivate students’ attention and keep them on the edge of their seats. 3. Critical Thinking: Halloween-themed podcasts often center around mysteries, suspense, and eerie tales, which challenge students to go beyond surface-level listening. These stories encourage deeper engagement, prompting students to predict outcomes, identify clues, and analyze narrative structures—key components of critical thinking in ELA. 4. Discussion Opportunities: You can find many Halloween-themed podcasts that are short and highly engaging, making them ideal for sparking rich classroom discussions. Students can analyze themes, character motivations, or even the production choices that help build suspense. Spooky Podcasts to Try With Halloween just around the corner, now is the perfect time to explore some spooky podcasts that can add a chilling, thematic twist to your October lessons. One tactic is to integrate a single podcast episode to focus on a specific skill or as an introduction or enhancement to provide valuable context for texts being studied. You can also use them as springboards for discussions around themes, character development, and real-world connections. Here are my top 3 podcasts suggestions that are appropriate for middle or high school students: 1. Criminal Podcast Episode #145 “How to Sell a Haunted House” In this Criminal episode, the story of a haunted Victorian house in New York leads to a famous court case, now dubbed the “Ghostbusters ruling,” where the house was legally declared haunted. Experts weigh in on how psychological stigma impacts real estate, from infamous cult properties to murder scenes. Why it’s perfect for ELA: I have used this podcast to pair with an informational text to explore narrative perspective, real-world legal and ethical issues, and the concept of psychological stigma. Students can analyze how tone and mood are created in storytelling while debating whether the supernatural should influence legal rulings. It’s a chilling, thought-provoking listen, perfect for October! You can download this resource here: "How to Sell a Haunted House" + Paired Informational Text 2. Criminal Podcast Episode # 71 “A Bump in the Night” In this Criminal episode, Amber Dawn moves into a new apartment and almost immediately starts hearing strange, unexplained noises. As the unsettling disturbances continue, Amber and listeners are left to question what could be causing the strange occurrences in her seemingly quiet home. It’s eerily creepy because it’s true – AND it happens more often than you might think! Why it’s perfect for ELA: I love using this episode in my classroom as an introduction to an argumentative unsolved mysteries project in the month of October. Students are appropriately “creeped out” by this episode and hardly noticed they were learning how to make claims and support their claims with evidence. It’s an engaging way to practice argumentation while tying in the spooky Halloween theme! Grab this completely FREE lesson! 3. Unspookable Podcast Episode 3:“The Ouija Board” Described on its website as “a family-friendly look at the histories and mysteries behind your favorite scary stories, myths and urban legends,” I only recently discovered the Unspookable Podcast library of episodes. While being described as a “podcast for kids,” I listened to several episodes and found them to be both appropriate for younger ages and engaging for our older middle and high school students. Why it’s perfect for ELA: This podcast episode is perfect for ELA class because it explores themes like belief, superstition, and human psychology. It encourages students to synthesize information and reflect on societal views. It can also spark dynamic discussions, which makes it a great fit for any ELA curriculum. Check out this done-for-you lesson on Unspookable Podcast: "Ouija Board" With a current library of 66 episodes on many diverse topics, this is a podcast worth checking out! Final Thoughts This list is just the beginning when it comes to incorporating spooky podcasts into your classroom. There are many more fantastic and spooky options to explore, Lore and Full Body Chills to name a couple. As always, previewing any episode before sharing it with your students is important to ensure it aligns with your classroom needs and audience. If you haven't yet given them a try, you definitely should! Podcasts open up a world of possibilities for creative lessons that captivate and challenge students PLUS they offer a fantastic way to enhance your ELA curriculum and keep students engaged. * * * * * * * * Have questions about anything in this post? Want to continue the conversation? 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MTV EMA Nominee Oliver Sean's First Move on Radio Worldwide. Vh1 Top 10 Artist Oliver Sean gives fans first listen to his new single 'First Move' on the WOAFM99 Radio Show,hosted by the artist himself and across various radio shows and podcasts worldwide all this month, ahead of the official launch. - PR12615313
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Scripture Reference: Acts 28:16-31 Suggested Emphasis: We can tell others about Jesus using various media, including books, letters, websites, podcasts, videos and more. Memory Verse: "I tell you by the authority of the Lord to read this letter to all the brothers." 1 Thessalonians 5:27, ICB Story Overview: For the two years Paul was in…
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