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HALLOWEEN VOCABULARY
HALLOWEEN NIGHT
SONG: "THRILLER" by Michael Jackson
SONG: HALLOWEEN NIGHT
SONG: THE HAUNTED HOUSE
SONG: GO AWAY SCARY MONSTER.
SONG: HELLO MY FRIENDS
SONG:THIS IS THE WAY WE CARVE A PUMPKIN
SONG: THE SKELETON DANCE
STORY: MEG AND MOG
SONG: WINNIE THE WITCH
SONG: THE HAUNTED HOUSE
SONG: WITCHES´ BREW
SONG: CREEPY ZOMBIES
STORY: A HAUNTED HOUSE
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HALLOWEEN QUIZ.
HALLOWEEN PROJECT
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HALLOWEEN 1
Halloween is a traditional celebration on 31st of October. It comes from the Celts in Ireland. They believed that the ghosts of the dead returned to the Earth that day. So, they lighted bonfires and jack-o-lanterns to keep them away.
Nowadays children dress up in scary costumes and they go from house to house asking for candies. They say “Trick or treat? If they don´t receive candies, they will make a trick!
On Halloween night, people also go to costume parties, visit haunted houses, watch horror films with friends or tell horror stories.
People decorate houses with jack- o-lanterns: pumpkins with faces and a candle inside that look scary. People put them in front of the windows.
There are funny Halloween games such as “bobbing for apples”.
HALLOWEEN 2
HALLOWEEN FACTS
1. Halloween is celebrated on 31st October.
2. It has got Celtic origins.
3. The Celts celebrated a festival called “Samhain”.
4. They believed that during Samhain, a door was opened from the underworld. Then, the spirits of dead people returned to our world.
They wore masks to scare the ghosts away.
5. During Samhain people put out food and drinks in front of their homes for the spirits.
6. Today, people dress up as witches, vampires, ghosts, …
7. Children go from house to house and when the door opens, they say: “Trick or treat?”
8. The word “witch” means “wise woman.
9. Symbols of Halloween are: pumpkins, witches, ghosts, black cats, haunted houses, etc…
10. The colours of Halloween are black and orange. Black represents death and orange represents autumn and life.
HALLOWEEN 3
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