Halloween originated as a pagan holiday celebrated on October 31st, the last day of the Celtic calendar, to honor the dead. Traditionally, people decorate their homes with pumpkins and scary decorations, dress up in costumes, and children go trick-or-treating asking for candy.

1. Halloween is celebrated on
31st of October, the last day
of the Celtic calendar. It
was originally a pagan
holiday, honoring the dead.
Halloween dates back to
over 2000 years ago.

2. Halloween is mostly celebrated in North America and Canada. But also
in some countries of Europe, Asia and Africa.
People celebrate Halloween on October 31.
People decorate their houses with pumpkins and terrific decorations.
Celebrations include costume parties and trick-or-treating
The children who are asking for candies house by house dress up like
monsters, ghosts, witches ...

3. Two players kneel down in front of a chair. An apple is placed on each
chair. Each player has their hands behind their backs. On the word
"Go!" each player races to see who can finish the apple first. If the
apple falls, the player is out of the game.