Halloween

Traditions and Safety Tips

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Halloween is a fun holiday

It is on October 31 Children and adults like to

dress up in funny or scary costumes

Costumes

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Trick or Treating is a popular

Halloween tradition

Children knock on doors and say “trick or treat

People hand out candy to the children

Trick or Treating

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Trick or treaters should

always walk with a friend or an adult

Never eat any candy until your parents check to make sure that it is safe

Be Safe Together

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Trick or treaters should not carry dangerous

weapons on Halloween

Always use plastic toys for weapons

No Weapons

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Children need to be able to

see clearly in all directions when wearing a costume

Costumes should not be to big or to long or the child may trip and fall

Clear Vision

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Children need a basket, bag,

or pillowcase to carry all their halloween candy

Orange jack-o-lantern baskets are very popular

Basket or Bags

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Trick-or-treaters should carry a

flashlight so cars can see them

They should look both ways before they cross the street

Carry a flashlight

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Party Invitation

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Bobbing for apples is one

of many games played at halloween parties

Players try to bite an apple and take it out of a bucket of water without using their hands

Bobbing for Apples

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Some businesses will allow

their employees to dress up

Costumes must be appropriate and not get in the way of job performance

Costumes at Work

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Some companies will

schedule a after hours costume party for employees and family

Adults like to participate in halloween, even though it is considered a child's holiday

Company Party

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