Halloween Fun by Hannah Goldman, John Chaney, Bryan Vicks, and Madison Amos.

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Halloween Fun by Hannah Goldman, John Chaney, Bryan Vicks, and Madison Amos

Halloween is… a festival honoring the dead. when people put on a big feast. on October 31 st.

How it began It began in ancient times as part of a festival honoring the dead.

Halloween symbols Jack-O-Lanterns Candy Costumes Witch

Halloween safety tips Stay in neighborhoods you know Walk with an adult Ask an adult to check your candy before eating it.

Sources “Halloween-Safe Kid’’, The Mini Page, by Betty Debnam October 23, ‘’ Halloween-Dracula’’, The Mini Page, by Betty Debnam, October 26,1997.