Halloween is celebrated on October 31st in the United States. Children wear costumes and go trick-or-treating, knocking on doors and receiving candy. Popular Halloween activities include bobbing for apples, wearing costumes to parties and work, and telling spooky stories.

1. HALLOWEEN
in
the United States of America

2. Costumes
• Halloween is a fun
holiday.
• It is on October 31.
• Children wear funny
or scary costumes on
this special holiday.

3. Trick or Treating
• Trick-or-treating is a
popular Halloween
tradition.
• Children knock on
doors and say “Trick
or treat!”
• People give them
candy.

4. Types of Candy and
Desserts
• Caramelized
Apples
• Apple Pie
• Pumpkin Pie
• Hot Apple
Cider

5. Carry a Flashlight
• Trick-or-treaters
should carry a
flashlight so cars can
see them.
• They should look both
ways before they
cross the street.

6. Baskets or Bags
• Children need a
basket, bag, or
pillowcase to carry
their Halloween
candy.
• These girls are
carrying orange jack-
o-lantern baskets.

7. Party Invitation
Halloween Haunted House!
When: Oct. 31
Time: 7:30 P.M.
Where: 1234 Main Street
Westminster, CA 92683

8. Types of Halloween
• Vampire
Costumes
• Ghost
• Cat
• Witch
• Devil
• Angel
• Skeleton
• Anything you
can think of!

9. Bobbing for Apples
• Bobbing for apples is
a popular game at
Halloween parties.
• Players try to bite an
apple and take it out
of a bucket of water
without using their
hands.

10. Costumes at Work
• Some adults wear
costumes at work.
• This office worker is
dressed like a witch.

11. UNICEF
(United Nations Children’s
Fund)
• Clean Water
• Nutrition
• Medicine
• Other resources

12. Famous Halloween Stories
• The Raven by
Edgar Allen Poe
• The Legend of
Sleepy Hollow by
Washington Irving

14. JACK O LANTERN