Earlier in class today, Theo wished us "white rabbits, white rabbits", which we'd never heard of before. We only knew of "pinch, punch, first day of month" but it seems there are different ways to celebrate the coming of a new month. Is there something special you say in Missouri?

We can't wait to learn together from each other! Talk to you soon. Till then, take care :)

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- Love Emily Skaggs-

my instgram account is megan_ms

My Instagram in julia_mcklin

*social media can be accessed erywhere in the world so we have instagram, snapchat, facebook and everything*

forgot to mention that i am a huge fan of PLL and Harry Potter... It was reallly nice talking to u via instagram, kisses -afro

oo and Aaron I think you are cute! :)

All the love, me

• Carving your own jack o' lantern can be very messy, but great fun. All you have to do is hollow out a pumpkin, trace on a face, and cut it out. Then place a tea light or an LED light inside to light the way for your trick or treaters.

• You may want to have some spare change available. Since about the 50's, UNICEF has started a trick or treat program where children collect spare change to help children in need in over 190 countries all over the world.^[1] If any come to your door with a small orange box, that's your first clue. Make sure it says UNICEF on it, though!

1. Decorate your house in the spirit of Halloween. You can choose a theme (like a haunted house or cemetery) or you can just swallow your house in orange, black, cobwebs, and stuffed witches, like many choose to do.
   • If you're going for the haunted house feel, make sure to keep dim lighting inside and out. Line the walk, but little else. Play Halloween noises and cover your entrance in fake cobwebs. If you can, have someone in costume outside your house, beckoning the children to your door.
   • If you'd like to try turning your house into a cemetery, put gravestones throughout your yard. Dead flowers are a nice added touch. Fake crows, hands clawing out of the dirt, coffins, screams playing in the background, and fog rolling in will seal the deal.
   • Of course, if you're handing out candy, you have to dress up too! You're part of the show as well. It's not complete without you.

• One annual game for the holiday is bobbing for apples. This is only advised if you're not having a costume party -- or all the makeup will run off! Grab a huge bucket or barrel and fill it with water and some apples. Tie guests' hands behind their backs while they duck their heads into the water, trying to catch the apple with their teeth.
• Halloween food decorations get better and better each year. Buy eyeball candies to place on Red Velvet cupcakes with white icing for the blood vessels. And sugar cookies can easily be moulded into witches' fingers (think of an almond slice for a fingernail).
• Make dry ice (or buy some) to perfect that witch's cauldron. Your drinks will be smokin' in no time.
• If you're really intense, you could always stage a blackout or, with enough tight-lipped friends, a zombie attack (blood capsules will come in handy). Halloween is a great excuse to fulfill your strangest fantasies. (But don't let your guests in with weapons.)

• If you run out of candy and have no substitutes (and can't go out for more), turn your lights off. Do this as a courtesy to the children so they know that your home is off the Halloween market.This time comes only once every year, be nice to them and give them open heartedly. Children are going to love you for that! Make your Halloweens magical by just following few steps!

• Take a very big bag along or an even larger empty plastic pumpkin bucket to carry all the goodies that you get from every house. If these are unavailable, a pillowcase will do the job.
• Ask mom or dad about trick or treating for UNICEF. In addition to going house to house asking for candy, the people you visit can donate their spare change to you to give to UNICEF to help children all over the world. All you have to do is order your box ahead of time!^[2]
• Don't go alone! Make sure you're in a group of friends or have a parent with you. Halloween's scary enough as it is!

KISSES -Iliana <3

Also my Instagram account is eleannaaa__ ❤️

I hope I'll meet you one day here in Thessaloniki!!!! :D :D 

(My Facebook name is Theofanis Kamariaris :D )

Love, Theofanis <3

I'd like to say about the lunchthing ... In schools in reece there are no canteens with lunch food or something like that. So our mums give us delicious homemade snacks to eat during our fifteen minute break ;) Surprise! Bet you didn't know that, ha? Well, that's all for me right now. 

Hope we get to talk or even meet with each other one day ... ...

snapchat @djdacen23

sc: coleford78

What holidays do you celebrate?

You guys should totally add me on Instagram. My name is haileysmiles123.. I have Facebook too-Hailey Rodgers... I also have snapchat- haileysmiles123

Hope you girls and boys have a great day/night.....

I am not much of a FB fan but you can contact me in my e-mail (fatgeorge94@gmail.com).

Hope to see you all in Thessaloniki!!!  (or even better in Chalkidiki ;);)

I would rather live in Athens because you wouldn’t have to go to war and train everyday single day.

Also, my instagram is: christina.sismanidou and my facebook: Χριστίνα Σισμανίδου Love you guys ♥♥

My instagram name is: llyndiaa and my facebook: Lydia Konstantinidou

Kisses. We hope to see you one day <3

Thessaloniki is a beautiful and magical city. You should definitely come and visit us one day. I really want to visit your country one day too and I hope this will come true. I can't wait to see you all !!!!!

I am really excited!

Kisses<3<3

Hi, guys! Nice to meet you!!! I'm Valeria and I'm 15 years old! I love your country; especially the shops in your country and I really want to visit you one day!!!

I have a younger sister who is very naughty, but I love her! I love playing volleyball as I'm a volleyball player. I play the guitar, I love singing and composing music!!!

I love movies and my favourite trilogy is Hunger Games! My favourite series are American Horror Story and The friends!

I live in Thessaloniki which is the most beautiful city in the world, in my oppinion! I think that you should surely come and visit us! I can't wait to see you guys <3

Love you <3

Add me on snap, mia.kass

What about you?? Have you ever visited Greece, Athens or some Greek island (Mykonos, Santorini, Rhodes, Crete)? Hope to meet at least some of you soon!!!

Now, about living in Thessaloniki and generally in Greece, it is great. I wouldn't change it for anything. Even though Thessaloniki is small in comparison with other cities in other countries, good company is enough to have a really nice time, spent in the center of the town, because it's full of stuff for our age!! What about your country?How's your everyday life?!

If you want to, you can follow me on instagram! My name is : maria_kokkou

snapchat: ellarae3

Snapchat: HK1234567890

Yesterday we had a great time during a hangout session with some super guys from America. They were students from Ste. Genevieve school. I liked that, but the connection was poor and we couldn’t hear clearly what they were talking about. It was so cute and touching that they woke up at 5 o’clock just to see us and I deeply appreciate that. I liked it all and, of course, I want to see them again soon. Sophia Trilyraki

Yesterday, the 13^th of October, we had a hangout session with some American students. It was a great experience! We learnt some things about hem and their way of life, and they asked us about our hobbies and our interests. I would love to do something like that again. PS It was very polite of them to wake up so early only to see us! Maria Angelopoulou

The skype session on the 13^th was extremely fantastic. We communicated with other peers of ours from the USA. It was a very good opportunity for us to improve our language skills in English. We were able to meet new people and make new friends despite living in different continents. Lydia Konstantinidou

Yesterday’s skype chat with the American school from Missouri was very interesting. The internet connection was not very good. We learned a lot of things about the teenagers in America: what they do in their free time and what they do at school. Nikoleta Antoniadou

Yesterday we had a teleconference with some students from Ste. Genevieve school in America. We had a great time talking with them. We exchanged our everyday habits and our preferences in games, music, TV series, etc. It was a memorable and unique experience that I will never forget! Eva Tratsella

Yesterday, I had so much fun videochatting wirh the American School from Ste. Genevieve! Although our connection was bad, we did make it to talk with the students! Unfortunately, we couldn’t hear them clearly, but it was still a great experience. I’m so thankful I had this chance and I will never forget it! Maria Kassara

The skype session we had with the students from the USA was a great experience because we had the chance to speak the foreign language we are learning with some native speakers, and to get to know a little more about life in America. Maria Kokkou

Yesterday, we had a skype session with Ste. Genevieve Middle School. Although the connection was poor, the experience was outstanding. The kids were really happy and so were we. We learnt things about them and they did about us. We really liked the whole experience and the kids from the USA were as excited as we were. We would definitely love to do it again and hopefully visit the one day too. Mary Koimtzoglou

Yesterday, it was a really exciting day. We had  a teleconference with a school from Missouri. The American students in their history class are learning about world history and they wanted to know some things about Greece! They were very friendly and kind! It was one of the most interesting experiences we have ever had in our English class and we would love to visit them one day! Christina Sismanidou

• I believe that the Google hangout yesterday was quite fun. Also, I liked the fact that we made new internet friends even though we share different cultures. So, we had many things to say. I would like to get to learn these people better. It was a great experience. Elena Skalimi
• I loved getting to know all of these amazing people from Missouri! They'e so lovely and sweet and also filled with kindness! I really like the idea of talking to students from a country that’s far away, and becoming more sociable. Also, it was really nice to talk to them via a hangout call! Chrysalina Gouli
• Yesterday, we had a hangout session with some American students. It was the first time I experienced something like this. It was cool because we had the opportunity to hear their voices and share some ideas and opinions. Through this experience, we made new friends, we learnt things about their lives and we had tons of fun!!! Eleanna Papathanasiou
• Yesterday, we had a google hangout call with students from Missouri. At first, it was a bit boring because the connection was poor and we couldn’t hear or see anything. But then, after the introductions part was over, we felt more relaxed and he had a fun time talking to them. If I ever have the chance to do this again, I will. Iliana Gousi
• Look, when I found about the skype session I was thrilled, really excited. Just watching those people talking to us and smiling, I felt really good. Unfortunately, neither the reception nor the sound were good quality or helpful for our communication. Yet, just the fact that we could watch those new friends of ours was a big deal. I’m really pleased to have participated and I would really love to do it again! Afroditi Karatagli
• The hangout connection was quite interesting, but I think we should have put a little more effort. We should have been more organized with our questions. Maybe write them down or something … But, apart from that, it was great fun and certainly worth doing it. Also, we had better fix some technical difficulties before the session; not while it is on air. Eleni Tziraki
• The hangout session we did with the people from Missouri was an incredible experience! We got to know each other and we still keep in touch with them through instagram. I really liked the idea of getting to know them and watching them live. I’d do it again! We had a lot of fun! Chara Zaganidou
• It was a nice experience, but I was  a bit confused with the link you gave me. Also, I liked the idea that they treated us well and that we were able to communicate. Achilles Christoforidis
• It was very cool because it was something innovative and I found it very interesting. But the connection was very poor and we couldn’t communicate perfectly and that was not nice. Theofanis-Athanasios Kamariaris
• Well, I think that the hangout session with the American kids was amazing! I was really happy to watch these kids wake up so early just ot say “Geia” to us. I always wanted to travel to America and now I had the chance to talk to students that are across the Atlantic ocean with different a culture and language … So, I was so happy to have this hangout with complete strangers from America. lianna Zouzeli
• It was an unforgettable experience because it was the first time I had such a video chat. I liked it very much and enjoyed it extremely. The only thing that I didn’t like is that we could hardly listen to what they were telling us! Emily Theodorakoglou
• I think that it was a really interesting and unique because it isn’t usual to communicate with a foreign school. However, in yesterday’s Google hangout session, we didn’t all have the chance to speak to our American peers. To sum up, it was an incredible experience that I will remember for ever. Alexander Papastergiou