This document provides information about Halloween traditions commonly celebrated in the United States, including vocabulary words associated with Halloween such as bat, black cat, candy bag, and pumpkin. It describes popular Halloween activities like picking pumpkins, carving jack-o-lanterns, decorating houses, dressing up in costumes, and going trick-or-treating to collect candy from neighbors. The text also includes personal anecdotes from the author about their experiences celebrating Halloween as a child and last year.

1. Halloween!
in the United States of America!

2. Halloween Vocabulary!

3. LeavesAutumn

4. Apple CiderApple

5. Bat

6. Black Cat

7. Candy Bag (Bucket)Candy

8. MaskCostume

9. Frankenstein

10. Ghost

11. HayridesHay

12. Haunted House

13. PumpkinPumpkin Patch

14. Jack o’Lantern

15. Owl

16. BonesSkeleton

17. Spider

18. Trick-or-Treat

19. Vampire

20. BroomWitch

21. Halloween Activites!

22. 1. Go to pumpkin patch at a farm and pick your
pumpkin!

23. You also go on hayrides, and drink apple cider!

24. 2. Carve a face into the pumpkin, and put a candle
inside. Now you have a Jack O’Lantern!

25. 3. Use insides of pumpkin you carved out to make
yummy Pumpkin Pie or Pumpkin Bread!

26. 4. Decorate your houses for Halloween!

27. 4. Pick out / Make your costume!
Scary Costumes
Costumes of your favorite characters

28. Halloween when I was a kid (with my grandparents)
ME!

29. Halloween for me last year!

30. 5. Go trick-or-treating with your friends and family!
Walk around your neighborhood
with family and friends
(or classroom)
Knock on your neighbor’s door,
and say “Trick or Treat!”
They will give you candy, and you
put it in your candy bag. On to
the next house!

31. 6. Eat (or save) your candy!

32. The End!