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WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT HALLOWEEN?

Halloween is on 31 October and it's celebrated by many children around the world. A lot of the Halloween traditions that we know today began in Ireland, England, Scotland and Wales hundreds of years ago. When Irish people went to live in America in the 1800s, they took their traditions with them, and now Halloween is very popular all over the United States.

Many people decorate their homes with pumpkin lanterns. These are sometimes called jack o'lanterns. To make the lantern, cut the top off a pumpkin, empty the inside and cut shapes to make a face with eyes, a nose and a mouth. When you put a candle inside, the light makes the face look scary.

A lot of children and teenagers wear costumes for Halloween. In the UK some of the most popular costumes are witches, vampires, skeletons and zombies.

On Halloween evening, lots of children go trick-or-treating. They dress up in Halloween costumes and go to friends' and houses or flats. At the front door, they say 'Trick or treat!' They usually get a treat, like sweets or chocolate.

Halloween parties are a lot of fun. There are usually orange and black decorations, like pumpkins, spiders and bats. Children play Halloween games, listen to music and sometimes watch scary films. So, now you know what happens on Halloween! Will you celebrate it this year?

1. IN THE DARK, DARK WOOD, THERE WAS A DARK, DARK

2. AND IN THAT DARK, DARK HOUSE, THERE WAS A DARK, DARK

AND IN THAT DARK, DARK ROOM, THERE WAS A DARK, DARK

AND IN THAT DARK, DARK CUPBOARD, THERE WAS A DARK, DARK

AND ON THAT DARK, DARK SHELF, THERE WAS A DARK, DARK

AND IN THAT DARK, DARK BOX, THERE WAS A

MAKE THEHALLOWEEN PARTY INVITATION

Come to my spooky Halloween party!Dress up as a witch, a monster, a skeleton or a ghost . Let’s play lots of Halloween games!Party starts: Tuesday, 31 October at 5 p.m.