1. HALLOWEE
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2. ORIGINS
• Halloween is an annual holiday . It is
celebrated on October 31.
• The word HALLOWEEN can come from the
scottish ALL HALLOWS EVEN: the night
before of All Hallows Day.

3. WHERE DO THEY CELEBRATE IT?
• Different countries celebrate
Halloween:
-THE UNITED STATES - CANADA
-THE UNITED KINGDOM - IRELAND

4. SYMBOLS
• The themes of Halloween are:
death, evil, the occult, magic, or
mythical monsters.[
• Traditional characters include
ghosts, witches, skeletons,
vampires, werewolves, demons,
bats, spiders, and black cats.
• Black and orange are the
traditional Halloween colours

5. TRICKOR TREAT
AND COSTUMES
• Children go in costume fromhouse to house,
asking for treats such as candy and
chocolate.
• Halloween costumes are traditionally
modeled after monsters such as ghosts,
skeletons, witches, and devils.

6. FOOD
• Barmbrack (Ireland)
• Bonfire toffee(Great Britain)
• Candy apples
• Candy corn, candy pumpkins
(North America)
• Caramel apples
• Caramel corn
• Colcannon (Ireland)
• Pumpkin, pumpkin pie,
pumpkin bread
• Roastedpumpkin seeds
• Roastedsweet corn
• Soul cakes
• Novelty candy shapedlike
skulls, pumpkins bats, worms,
etc.

8. AUTHORS
ALUMNOS DE 6º DE EXTRAESCOLARES DE INGLÉS
• MARINA SKELETON
• RUBÉN PUMPKIN
• MARÍA BAT
• AINHOA GHOST
• MARTA WHITCH
• JON MONSTER
• MANU CAT
• JUDIT EVIL
• IZASKUN VAMPIRE