Halloween Traditions
What do children and adults do on Halloween night?
They wear costumes & go to parties or trick-or-treating.
T or F:
Halloween is on October 30th.
False. Halloween is on October 32st.
[costumes / make / Many / people] at home.
[Many people make costumes] at home.
An eight-legged insect that spins webs.
A Spider.
People drink this chocolate drink is Autumn to stay warm.
Cocoa.
What do you use to take apples out of the water when bobbing for apples?
Teeth
T or F:
There are fireworks on Halloween.
False
Halloween is [in / celebrated / more / America] than elsewhere.
Halloween [is more celebrated/celebrated more in America than] elsewhere.
A woman with magic powers that are sometimes evil.
A Witch.
What do you call the clothes that wrap around your neck to keep you warm?
Scarf
What do Americans use to make a
Jack-o’-lantern?
Pumpkins
T or F:
Adults and teenagers wear costumes on Halloween too.
True
People think [bad / are / black / cats / luck.]
People think [black cats are bad luck.]
Made of bones and used for decoration on Halloween.
Skeleton.
What do leaves do in Autumn?
The become red.
What do children get when they go trick-or-treating?
Candy
T or F:
Trick-or-treating is originally an American tradition.
False. It is an Irish tradition.
Trick-or-treating is when [doors / children /on / knock] to ask for candy.
Trick-or-treating is when [children knock on doors] to ask for candy.]
A popular Halloween character who is a vampire.
Dracula.
What is another word for Autumn?
Fall.