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scary, isn't it?

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All about Halloween~Watch the video and name a Halloween Tradition in the comments!

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All about Halloween~Watch the video and name a Halloween Tradition in the comments!

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But did you know that Halloween most likely originated from a Celtic festival native to Ireland and Scotland? The festival was called Samhain, pronounced in Irish like "Sow-ihn". The origin of Halloween is unknown, but one of the earliest mentions is in 9th century Irish literature. It was celebrated from 31st October to 1st November.

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Twinkl Teaching Resources - United States

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All About Halloween for Kids | 31 October | History of Halloween | Halloween Traditions | Twinkl USA

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Who knows the dance?

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Time for a break...colour the spooky creatures!

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Time for a break...colour the spooky creatures!

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not afraid yet?

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Some ideas for next class--> Would you like a halloween mini party? Comment yes 👍🏻or no👎🏻!

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Some ideas for next class--> Would you like a halloween mini party? Comment yes 👍🏻or no👎🏻!

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Some believe that the spooky symbol of the jack-o-lantern came from an Irish Christian folktale, in which it symbolised someone who was denied entry to heaven and hell. Initially, in Ireland, they used turnips for carving! Many more eerie symbols and characters began to be associated with Halloween, such as witches, black cats and bats.

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Why pumpkins? Read the caption. What other symbols of Halloween do you know? Write in the comments!

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Why pumpkins? Read the caption. What other symbols of Halloween do you know? Write in the comments!

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The tradition of trick-or-treating on Halloween is when children dress up in scary costumes and go from house-to-house in search of lollies. They tend to sing a song or tell a joke as 'currency' for the treat. The 'trick' part implies that the children might play a prank on the house owner if they don't indulge the children with a treat!

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The tradition of trick-or-treating on Halloween is when children dress up in scary costumes and go from house-to-house in search of lollies. They tend to sing a song or tell a joke as 'currency' for the treat. The 'trick' part implies that the children might play a prank on the house owner if they don't indulge the children with a treat!

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The tradition could've come from the Scottish Samhain tradition of 'guising' - disguising yourself in costumes. This was essentially the same as modern trick-or-treating, but the idea was to ward off bad spirits with your costumes. In fact, people believed that the spirits didn't like jack-o-lanterns, hence many carrying them while guising! The fun custom travelled across the pond to America, where it was first recorded in 1911. Again, the tradition was probably a blend of this and the Christian custom of 'souling' - going parish to parish begging for cakes. The parishes would be reimbursed with prayers for their souls.

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What lighted Jack's way into the night according to the legend?

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Jack O Lantern | Dr. Binocs Show | Best Learning Video For kids | Peekaboo kidz | Halloween Stories

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What a real pumpkin looks like on Halloween

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What a real pumpkin looks like on Halloween