Halloween Brain Break Song: Ghost Hunt, Monster Hunt, Grinch Hunt

Get your students up and moving with this fun and engaging Halloween brain break song! Inspired by the classic ‘Going on a Bear Hunt’ video, this song combines elements of a ghost hunt, monster hunt, and Grinch hunt for a spooky and silly experience.

Lyrics

We’re going on a ghost hunt, a ghost hunt, a ghost hunt.
We’re going on a ghost hunt to catch a spooky ghost!

We’re going on a monster hunt, a monster hunt, a monster hunt.
We’re going on a monster hunt to catch a scary monster!

We’re going on a Grinch hunt, a Grinch hunt, a Grinch hunt.
We’re going on a Grinch hunt to catch a grumpy Grinch!

How to Use

Play the song and have your students follow along with the lyrics. You can also add some fun actions to make it more interactive. For example, you could have them:

• Walk like a ghost
• Roar like a monster
• Stomp their feet like the Grinch

This brain break is a great way to get kids moving and active while having fun during Halloween. It’s perfect for classrooms or PE teachers looking for engaging activities.

Benefits of Brain Breaks

Brain breaks are essential for students of all ages. They help to:

• Increase focus and concentration
• Reduce stress and anxiety
• Improve mood and motivation
• Boost creativity and problem-solving skills

By incorporating brain breaks into your classroom routine, you can create a more positive and productive learning environment for your students.

Other Halloween Brain Break Ideas

Here are some other Halloween-themed brain break ideas:

• Play a Halloween-themed game, like ‘Pin the Tail on the Bat’ or ‘Halloween Bingo’
• Have students create their own Halloween-themed dance or song
• Read a Halloween story aloud
• Have students draw or color Halloween pictures

Remember to keep brain breaks short and engaging. The goal is to help students refocus and recharge, so they can return to their learning with renewed energy.