Halloween is a very popilar festival in the UK and in the USA, too.
Halloween traditions come from the ancient festival and from modern times. They include wearing masks and dressing up as witches, ghosts, monsters, skeletons, bats or cats. Other examples of Halloween traditions are "trick-or- treating" and making pumpkin lanterns.
Many young people celebrate Halloween with Halloween parties. They wear fancy dress and make Halloween decorations and Halloween food ( for example, Halloween pizzas; you make scary faces with the ingredients). They also dance and play Halloween games.
School year 2017-2018
At school, we are going to celebrate Halloween decorating our classrooms and corridors, singing Halloween songs and playing some Halloween games:
"Pin the bow tie on Mr. Bones" and "Ten pin pumpkins" (bowling).
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Decorating our corridors and classrooms |
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Playing "Ten Pin Pumpkins"
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Playing "Pin the bow tie on Mr. Bones" |
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| Making skeletons |
Some children come to school with Halloween clothes:
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| Javi, 1st A: "I´m a skeleton" |
The little ones celebrate Halloween as well!!
"Ten Pin Pumpkins"
"Shapes in the dark"
"Pin the bow tie on Mr. Bones"
We decorate our classrooms and corridors, sing songs , play games, read stories and messages, watch videos, share candies,....
