The presentation is created by a student of Krasnoyarsk school #143 and can be used as a supplmentary material for a Halloween party or lesson.

4. History of Halloween & facts
For thousands of years in October, different
people celebrate differentthis holiday, from
What we know about holidays and
festivals.it originates? Inof the oldest day
where Halloween - one addition, the
festivalsthe door for Its history goes back
opens in the world. other entities: oxides,
millennia, from thereligion, the Celts were
elves, fairies. In Celtic festival of
Samhain, thesorts ofPomona Day (the
missing all Roman "devils" and
goddess of plants) but were, for example,
"Journeyman," and the Christian "All
Saints' Day." In a strange way it combines the
giants, elves, many gods and spirits,
Celtic tradition of honoring evil spirits and
which could be dangerous for man, not
Christian - worship of the saints. Halloween -
the holiday of enemies, witches, virtue and
because his vampires, and by ghosts of
otherdifferences which untilthem and the
the evil spirits - between recently widely
celebrated nature" U.S., is now gaining
man "by only in the
popularity in Europe and gradually covering
the countries of the former USSR.

5. CANDLES
The symbol of the holiday for
many Irish people is a burning
candle, which has traditionally
placed on the east window, and
burned until the end of the
holiday.
In the U.S. candle for Halloween
are traditionally painted
in orange , purple , pink or black c
olor while scented with
cinnamon or other spices with a
sharp sweet-spicy scent that is
firmly associated with the holiday.
That evening, in families often
recalls the legend of the bronze
head, which reflects an ancient
Celtic custom of hunting for
their heads of their enemies,
who subsequently decorated
tombs

6. HOME DECORATING
An odd-shaped silhouette in the window might
seem like a drapery but it's actually a ghost cut
from white cotton fabric taped to the glass.
Outdoor Halloween decorations
can helphauntedTrick-or-Treaters
Create a
draw fireplace using spooky-
and even a fewfull of mossneighbors
looking branches curious with bats
tohanginghome. These decorations
your from them, black and white portraits,
are surprisingly plastic skeletonmight
loads of candles, a head,
simple and a creepy
draped pieces of ripped gauze and
even give a picket fence. a little fright.
portion of passers-by
Make your doorway something special. You can put a black
yarn cobweb over the top corner, decorate a wreath with
black Halloween shaped cutouts, string orange lights around
the doorway and add some ghosts with white paper or
material. Or, for a more subtle look, take a plain welcome
mat, cut out newspaper into pumpkin shapes and spray
paint the welcome mat using the shapes as stencils.

7. HOME DECORATING
Cover your furniture with white sheets to
simulate a deserted haunted house. Scatter
talcum powder over the sheets to create a
dust cloud when your guests sit.
Place shrunken apple heads in the least
expected places such as on dining room or
kitchen chairs, in your guests' coat pockets, or
at the bottom of a snack bowl. Get busy now -
these little babies take a couple of weeks to
reach perfection
Play spooky Halloween music inside and
outside your house. We've had speakers
outside our home for years, and the trick-or-
treaters always love the scary sounds as they
come up our driveway.
Pay a lot of attention to your lighting. Turn your
lights very low, or even turn them off, using only
candles to create a spooky Halloween glow. Of
course, be careful where you place the candles for
the sake of safety.

8. JACK LAMP
One of the key attributes
of the holiday is "a lamp
Jack ( Eng. Jack-o'-
Lantern) in the form of a
head of a
carved pumpkin with a
lightedcandle or electric
illumination inside.
Popularity and
other contour -linear light of
modern industrial
production: different lighting,
in particular consisting of
small purple or orange
lights. They also decorate
the home , fireplaces ,
encircle the bare trunks
of trees and shrubs, lighting
fires at night

9. COSTU Costumes for Halloween based on
the themes of witchcraft and its
images in film and
MES literature. Children dressed in
costumes and masks and go begging
for candy ( English. " Trick-or-
Treating ") from homeowners, saying
while the traditional phrase« Trick or
Treat! »-« trick or treat! "are
especially popular costumes of
witches,sorcerers , witches , vampire
s , corpses , werewolves, ghosts,
mermaids, various nocturnal animals
( cat , bat , wolf , etc.), partying,
carnivals, accompanied by
ominous, graveyard music, howling
wolves and hooting of owls and
other sounds recorded
in audio or video format . Popular
hanging posters and the expansion
of the book with the image
of Dracula , witches, vampires and
their symbolism

10. Food for Halloween
"This is a traditional Christmas
No matter how great or
cookie recipe that we had in
terrible or was a celebration
our family for many years. All
of Halloween, a treat it must
I did was change the shape, so
be excellent! I suggest a few
they look like fingers for our
recipes with traditional
annual Halloween
pumpkin and apples, so
party. Cookies make a great
popular in England in this
conversation piece.
wonderful holiday. Trick or
treat! - Shouting from the
doorway of yourof October,
On the last day friends
without even knowing what
around the world celebrates
aHalloween. Of course, it is not
feast you have prepared
them.
complete without a delicious
meal.In hellounskuyu night
pumpkin run the show from
which prepare all sorts of
treats and goodies.

11. legends
1)Following a Celtic legend, could not growOctober during its
2)Most mystical a legend about Tykvennogm legend 31 November
the night of
3)And then there is celebration- gathered in a Jack. Somewhereon
1, Druids - spirits of nature
existence. For example, with on the meadow is a oak if you need
uschestvuet legend that groves
the
hilltops dark, impassable forests,
in the (Celts believed the sacred oak trees),large lit fires and
to meet aspiritsthen at he livestoto go out, puttinghas a head -
witch, to sacrifice Pumpkin Jackthem. And in the
brought evil house in which
abandoned midnight appease who things inside
morningand walk gave people the coals of their fires, in their
out Druids backwards a few stops.
a festive pumpkin.A whole year he lives and is not showing to those
fueled hearths ofatheir just before Halloween, Pumpkin Jack goes
homes, but once year, homes. Fire druids warmed the house
forhunting for the souls ofkeep people already!
a long winter and dead the house from evil spirits