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Halloween by Tom 3/4LM

Halloween by Tom 3/4LM. History of Halloween. Halloween is held on the 31 st of O ctober which is the eve of A ll Saints Day. It celebrates the harvest which is why the pumpkin is the symbol. It used to be called “All Hallows Eve” until the early 1600s when it was changed to Halloween. .

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Halloween by Tom 3/4LM

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  1. Halloweenby Tom 3/4LM

  2. History of Halloween • Halloween is held on the 31st of October which is the eve of All Saints Day. • It celebrates the harvest which is why the pumpkin is the symbol. It used to be called “All Hallows Eve” until the early 1600s when it was changed to Halloween.

  3. Typical Halloween Activities • Trick or treating • Attending costume parties • Carving pumpkins into Jacko lanterns • Lighting bonfires • Apple bobbing • Visiting haunted attractions • Playing Pranks • Telling scary stories • Watching horror films

  4. Trick-or-Treating

  5. Carving Jack – o - lanterns

  6. Halloween Costumes • Ghosts • Skeletons • Witches • Batman • Joker • Pirates • Iron man • Zombies • Frankenstien • Mummy

  7. Foods • Lollies shaped into corn kernels • Witches brew • Pumpkin pie • Candy apples • Barmbrack- Marble cake that was a dessert and also a game.

  8. Lollies

  9. Halloween Decorations • Animated green face witch • Jacko Lanterns • Inflatable Aliens • Ghosts • Dead hand • Candles • Skulls • Cobwebs

  10. Websites • en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halloween • Halloween costumes - www.deltasdazzlingcostumes.com.au/ • Halloween-www.foodtimeline.org/halloween.html • google images

  11. The End

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