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Guess The Halloween Sound Quiz | ESL Halloween Games | 4K

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Halloween originated from the Celtic holiday, Samhain, which is Gaelic for “summer’s end”.  This was a day that the Celts believed the line between the living and the dead would become blurred.  The dead would be able to come across at this time and either find their loved ones, or take revenge against those they feel did them wrong.  They also felt that on this day fairies would also be able to come into our world to cause mischief or harm.  It was these beliefs that brought on the tradition of wearing costumes on Halloween.

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An amazing documentary!

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Halloween

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23 EASY AND COOL DIY HALLOWEEN DECOR IDEAS

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Spooky scary skeletons and shivers down your spine

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Spooky scary skeletons and shivers down your spine

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Vocabulary

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Halloween online worksheet for Elementary. You can do the exercises online or download the worksheet as pdf.

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A traditional song

A soul, a soul, a soul cake.
Please good missus a soul cake.
An apple, a pear, a plum or a cherry,
Any good thing to make us merry.
Up with your kettles and down with your pans
Give us an answer and we’ll be gone
Little Jack, Jack sat on his gate
Crying for butter to butter his cake
One for St.Peter, two for St. Paul,
Three for the man who made us all.

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One minute English!

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British English Vocabulary of Halloween - Learn English

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Boys and girls of every age
Wouldn't you like to see something strange
Come with us and you will see,
This our town of Halloween
This is Halloween, this is Halloween,
Pumpkins scream in the dead of night
This is Halloween, everybody make a scene,
Trick or treat till the neighbours come and die of fright
It's our town, everybody scream,
In this town of Halloween
I am the one hiding under your bed,
Teeth ground sharp and eyes glowing red
I am the one hiding under your stairs,
Fingers like snakes and spiders in my hair
This is Halloween, this is Halloween, Halloween, Halloween, Halloween, Halloween
In this town we call home,
Everyone hail to the pumpkin song
In this town, don't we love it now,
Everybody's waiting for the next surprise
Round that…

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Unusual Customs and Traditions in November

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A Calendar of the most unusual customs and traditions of Britain, some of which may seem strange, funny and even mad to visitors to our country.

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Mischief Night is an informal holiday on which children and teens engage in pranks and minor vandalism. It is most commonly held the night before halloween.
Mischief Night is apparently an actual “holiday” of sorts that coincides with the “trick” part of Halloween’s Trick or Treat sometimes, but is celebrated other nights in some areas as well. This particular night is also known by other names, such as Cabbage Night where people in some areas of Queens NY throw rotten fruit at neighbors, and the basics of TPing people’s houses and throwing eggs seem to also fall under the titles of “Goosey Night”, “Gate Night”, “Tick Tack Night”, and the list goes on. According to Wikipedia, that is. Personally, I’ve never heard of it. Getting into trouble by egging houses and filling paper bags with dog s**t, lighting it on fire, and leaving it on someone’s doorstep yeah, sure… who hasn’t done that stuff on Halloween? No, just kidding.

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Famous Halloween Rainbow Party Cake - Recipes and Ideas for Simple Halloween Desserts

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http://cookingwithsugar.com For your halloween party, try this easy spooky halloween dessert idea - Halloween Rainbow Party Cake. This easy tie dyed dessert recipe idea is fun to make and also quick and easy. You'll have more time to fuss over your halloween costume because of this quick dessert tip.

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Bonfire Night is a name given to various annual celebrations characterised by bonfires and fireworks.[1] The event celebrates different traditions on different dates, depending on the country. Some of the most popular instances include Guy Fawkes Night (5 November) in the United Kingdom, which is also celebrated in some Commonwealthcountries; Northern Ireland's Eleventh Night (11 July), and 5 November in Newfoundland and Labrador. Often known as St John's Eve (23 June), a similar bonfire tradition survives in parts of Ireland as well as Scandinavia where it is known as Walpurgis Night (30th April). St John's Eve is also a very important celebration in Galicia and NorthernPortugal. Several other cultures also include night-time celebrations involving bonfires and/or fireworks.

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Halloween originated from the Celtic holiday, Samhain, which is Gaelic for “summer’s end”.  This was a day that the Celts believed the line between the living and the dead would become blurred.  The dead would be able to come across at this time and either find their loved ones, or take revenge against those they feel did them wrong.  They also felt that on this day fairies would also be able to come into our world to cause mischief or harm.  It was these beliefs that brought on the tradition of wearing costumes on Halloween.

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An amazing documentary!

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Skeleton, ghost,pumpkin, vampire, zombie, Frankenstein, Dracula, Spider, Bat, Cat, Witch, Wizzard.