Halloween is celebrated on October 31st and is known as All Hallow's Eve, the day before All Saint's Day. On Halloween, American children traditionally trick-or-treat by dressing up in costumes and going door-to-door to receive candy. Pumpkins are also commonly used for Halloween decorations, though the origins of this tradition are unknown. The document provides additional details on popular Halloween activities, traditions, costumes and monsters.

1. Halloween

2. Facts
● Celebrated on October 31
● Refers to All Hallow's Eve: The day
before All Saint's day
● Most American families decorate
their homes for Halloween
● The celebration of Halloween started
in the United states as an autumn
harvest festival.

3. What do children do on
Halloween?
● They trick-or-treat
● They wear costumes
● They watch scary movies

4. Trick-or-Treat
● Trick-or-treating is
a popular halloween
tradition.
● Children knock on
doors and say
"Trick or Treat!"
● People give them
candy.

5. Pumpkins
Why are they used for Halloween?
No one knows! It's a history mystery!

6. What I like to do for Halloween
● Dress up in a Halloween costume
● Make Jack-o-lanterns
● Decorate my house with Halloween
decorations
● Bake pumpkin seeds
● Go to a haunted house
● Pass out candy to kids

7. Monsters Actions
Ghost appears and disappears
Vampire drinks blood, sleeps in a coffin
Witch flies on a broom
Werewolf transforms at full moon
Mummy wears bandages
Pirate attacks and steals from ships
Zombie comes back from the dead

8. Happy Halloween!