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Halloween History and Safety Tips

Halloween Costumes Halloween is a fun holiday. It is on October the 31 st. Children play games and like to go trick or treating.

Be Safe Together If you are going to go trick or treating you should walk with a friend or adult. You should always tell your parents exactly where you are going!

Carry a Flash Light or reflective clothing to be seen.

Obey the Rules of the Road!

Fireworks Fireworks and bonfires can be fun but dangerous. They should be organised by and adult and you should always go with a grown up.

Stranger Danger Remember you shouldn’t talk to strangers or go with strangers unless you are with an adult!

Be safe and enjoy yourself!