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!”

• People give them candy.

Be Safe Together

• Trick-or-treaters

should walk with a

friend or an adult.

• They shouldn’t eat

any candy until their

parents have checked

it for poison and razor

blades.

Carry a Flashlight

• Trick-or-treaters

should carry a

flashlight so cars can

see them.

• They should look both

ways before they

cross the street.

No Weapons

• Children should not

carry dangerous

weapons on

Halloween.

• This pirate is carrying

a blunt plastic sword.

Clear Vision

• Children should be

able to see clearly in

all directions when

wearing their

costumes.

• Costumes should not

be too long or they

might trip.

Baskets or Bags

• Children need a

basket, bag, or

pillowcase to carry

their Halloween

candy.

• These girls are

carrying orange jack-

o-lantern baskets.

Vampire

• This teenager is

dressed like a

vampire.

• He is carrying a bag

for candy.

Party Invitation

Halloween Party

When: Oct. 31

Time: 7:30 P.M.

Where: 1234 Main Street

Westminster, CA 92683

Bobbing for Apples

• Bobbing for apples is

a popular game at

Halloween parties.

• Players try to bite an

apple and take it out

of a bucket of water

without using their

hands.

Costumes at Work

• Some adults wear

costumes at work.

• This office worker is

dressed like a witch.

Company Party

• These adults like

Halloween, too.

• They are at a

company party.

• They are having fun.

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Happy

Halloween!