Halloween originated from a Celtic festival celebrating the souls of the dead on October 31st. It is a tradition for children to dress up in costumes and go trick-or-treating, asking for treats like candy from house to house. A popular Halloween food in Britain is toffee apples, which are apples coated in sugar sauce with a stick for a handle.

2. HALLOWEEN
• Halloween is celebrated on the 31st October
• The origin of Halloween is not completely obvious, but one idea
is that hundreds of years ago, the Celts (people that lived
across Europe and Britain), believed the souls of the dead
visited Earth on the last day of October!
• They had a festival in order to remember the soulds of the
dead.

3. COSTUMES
• It is tradition that at
Halloween, all the kids
dress up in costumes of
ghosts, vampires and many
other scary things!
• This is especailly common in
England and the United
States.

4. TRADITIONS
• In Britain, `trick or treating´, is a typical activity on the night
of Halloween.
• `Trick or Treating´ is when children, dressed in Halloween
costumes, travel from house to house asking for treats (usually
sweets).
• The question the kids ask, when the
door is opened, is ´Trick or Treat?`

5. FOOD
• A famous food eaten at
Halloween, especially in
Britain, is the toffee apple.
• Toffee apples, are just normal
apples but covered in a sugar
sauce, with a stick through
the middle - used as a
handle.

6. FOOD
• A famous food eaten at
Halloween, especially in
Britain, is the toffee apple.
• Toffee apples, are just normal
apples but covered in a sugar
sauce, with a stick through
the middle - used as a
handle.