Are you struggling to think of a good costume for Halloween this year? To help you out teachers from our campuses across Canada have come together with an excellent list of last minute costume ideas just for you.
KGIBC-CTC
Mess up your hair and clothes and go as your mug shot.
Cathy Collis
Wear a white piece of poster board with a hole cut out for your face and write "BOOK" on your face. You are facebook and people can write on your wall (the white piece of poster board).
Sweeny Main
Wear a bathrobe, slippers and wrap a towel around your head and go as someone who just got out of the shower.
Dena
Get a basket of food and a red jacket with a hood and go as little red riding hood.
Gabriella
Wear a lot of purple balloons and go as a bunch of grapes.
Richard Vanden Bosch
KGIC Vancouver
If you are a woman, wear a man's suit, draw a beard on your face and go as a man.
Jami Jasper
Wrap yourself in tinfoil and go as the tin man.
Amy Bylhouwer
Wear all gold and carry a shovel. You are a gold digger.
Sarah Dawn Etherington
KGIC Surrey
Wear a white sheet with holes in it and go as a ghost.
Corrie Klassen
Wear a red T-shirt, and on top of that wear a white shirt that has been cut up into strips, so that the strips are just hanging down loosely. Then tape two brown balls to your stomach, and go as Spaghetti and meat balls.
Joshua Kloke
Attach a light bulb to a hat, so that it hangs over your head, and go as a Good Idea.
Darryl Busink
KGIC Victoria
David - a ghost (white bed sheet, black eye make-up)
Katie - a farmer (jeans, plaid shirt, straw hat, boots)
Sheila - surfer girl (sarong, tank top, flip-flops, bronzer)
Angie - cowgirl (jean skirt, paid shirt, cowboy hat, tall boots)
Laura - tourist (Hawaiian shirt, khakis, camera, map)
Lisa - fairy (wings and a cute dress)
Jacquelyn - baby (pajamas, pigtails, freckles, slippers)
KGIC Toronto
Tickled Pink-This expression means that you feel flattered or pleased with yourself. Dress head to toe in pink clothes and wear a pink wig.
Feeling Blue-This expression means that you are sad or depressed. Dress head to toe in blue and wear a blue wig. You must also add tear drops to your face to show how sad you are.
Babe or Chick Magnet - This is a guy who attracts women because he is so irresistible. Wear all black and attach small dolls to your shirt. Safety pins usually work.
Jane Lockhart
Serial Killer- Wear all black, cereal box necklace and carry a knife
Mayumi Evangelista.
On both sides of the border however preparations for Halloween are in full swing. For students who have been lucky enough to study at KGIC during the month of October know, Halloween is a big deal on campus. There is no shortage of great activities the students will enjoy this month such as pumpkin carving, haunted houses, and ghost trains. Friday, Ocotber 29th will be the KGIC Halloween costume contest. Make sure you check out our 
It's great to learn English in the classroom. It's a safe environment where everyone is understanding and your teacher can give you valuable feedback about your pronunciation, word stress, and grammar. Of course on of the downsides of the classroom is that it is safe. It's great to test and push yourself in class, but how will this work in the real world. As students who have spent any time in Canada know, it's through real world experience that all that hard work in class can sink in. Getting out and trying to use your English in real world situations is great exercise for you're your language skills. Here are a few real world practice exercises courtesy of one of our star PMM teachers, Jillian Evin-Davis.
Over the years KGIC has seen several successful students pass through our hallways.