'Halloween' presentation slideshows

The Story of Halloween Halloween is on October 31. It is the beginning of winter. 2000 years ago it was the Celtic celebration of the dead. At night the souls of the dead were out. There were many evil spirits, such as ghosts, goblins, vampires, and witches.

Halloween is right around the corner Christine Gunderson Section 9 OCTOBER 31 Fun at Halloween For Adults…. And Kids !! Sound test It’s Pumpkin Time!! What kind of jackolantern is your favorite? Decisions, Decisions…. The kids will always remember their costumes for years to come…….

Halloween at Fairview Community School Friday, October 30, 2009 All School Costume Parade Everybody showing off their neat costumes Look at those cool costumes! Look at those scary costumes! Everybody is participating No ones left out No one is too old for Halloween!

Halloween Fun

For October, I made the bulletin boards of random Halloween facts I found online. Then I painted a pumpkin and other decorations that went along with the facts around it. Bulletin Board: Halloween Submitted by Chelsea Rich, Marist College. See picture on next slide….

Halloween. What is it ?. It is a pumpkin. What is it ?. It is a mask. What is it ?. It is a ghost. . What is it ?. It is a skeleton. . What is it ?. It is a witch. . How many new words do you know ?. Halloween a pumpkin a witch. a mask a ghost a skeleton.

Compare and Contrast. Seasons of the Year. Think about the four seasons: Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter How are these seasons alike? How are they different? Think about the months in each season, the holidays in each season, and the activities you might do in each season. . Fall.

THE BOOGIE WOOGIE GHOST. There was a ghost on Halloween, He really made the ghostly seen, He was the Boogie Woogie Ghost, He was the ghostie with the most, And when the kiddies came around, He’d give out with a ghostly sound, He’d go, “Boo-oo-oo-oo-ooo.”.

Delta Delta Delta. University of Nebraska Kappa Chapter. General Delta Delta Delta Facts. Founded : Boston University on November 27, 1888 Symbols : Pearl, Pine, Pansy Mascot : Dolphin Philanthropy : St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Kappa Chapter Facts.

Topic: “HALLOWEEN”. First have a look at the blackboard. Match the symbols of the holidays and their names. When do people celebrate them? a) b) c) d). St. Valentine’s Day Halloween Christmas New Year.

Open Court Vocabulary for. “Molly the Brave and Me”. creep y. A dark cold cave filled with bats and spiders can be creepy . . ( makes you feel like something is crawling over your skin ). swat ted. When I swatted a fly, I missed and knocked over a lamp. ( slapped at something ).

The Twelve Days of Halloween. Sung to the tune of the 12 days of Christmas. On the first day of Halloween My black cat gave to me: A big, round, golden, full moon. On the second day of Halloween My black cat gave to me: Two haunted houses, and A big, round, golden, full moon.

Antioch News. Lily Morrison, Meghan Roper, Eryn Leatherwood, and Kaylee Lykins. With the help of Mr. Childers and Mrs. K. Hi Fellow students.

The enclosed pictures are from a fatal crash on the afternoon of Halloween 2006, on the 241 Toll Road at Alton Pkwy. in Southern Ca.   The driver was an 18 year who took her father's brand new Porsche out for a spin without permission after getting drunk.

Homonyms, Homophones, and Homographs. Homonyms are words that look the same and sound the same, but mean different things. Circle the pictures that describes the underlined word. I decorated my yard for Halloween with a bat . All of the words were spelled right .

Halloween. Traditions and Safety Tips. Costumes. Halloween is a fun holiday. It is on October 31. Children wear funny or scary costumes on this special holiday. Trick or Treating. Trick-or-treating is a popular Halloween tradition. Children knock on doors and say “Trick or treat!”

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I’m a Pumpkin. I’m a pumpkin large and round sitting on the cold, cold ground. Now it’s time to leave this place. Take me home and carve a face. Make some eyes, and a nose, and a mouth. I’m a jack-o-lantern round. Not a pumpkin on the ground.

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