Halloween is celebrated on October 31st. Children wear costumes and go trick-or-treating, knocking on doors and saying "trick or treat" to receive candy. Popular Halloween traditions and treats include costumes, scary movies, candy apples, candy corn, pumpkin seeds, parties where people tell scary stories and go apple bobbing, and carving or painting pumpkins. The document provides information about how Halloween is celebrated and traditions involving costumes, candy, and parties.

1. ENGLISH
Unit 4
Fourth grade

2. HALLOWEEN

3. Costumes
• Halloween is a fun
holiday.
• It is on October 31.
• Children wear funny
or scary costumes on
this special holiday.

4. COSTUMES

5. How do we celebrate
Halloween in
England?

6. Halloween SONGS

7. Halloween Treats!

8. CANDY APPLES

9. CANDY CORN

10. PUMPKIN SEEDS

11. We watch scary films

12. Trick or Treating
• Trick-or-treating is a
popular Halloween
tradition.
• Children knock on
doors and say “Trick
or treat!”
• People give them
candy.

13. Baskets or Bags
Children need a basket, bag, or pillowcase to
carry their Halloween candy.

14. Costumes at Work
• Some adults wear
costumes at work.
• This office worker is
dressed like a witch.

15. Halloween Parties
• Many people have Halloween parties.
• We tell scary stories.
• We go apple bobbing.

17. Pumpkin Painting & Carving

26. By: Miss. Navica
The End
Happy
Halloween!