Halloween: History and Traditions

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Halloween is a fun day.

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Then & Now

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Halloween is a fun day! It is on October 31. Kids wear costumes. Some kids dress like ghosts or witches. They go to houses and say 'Trick or treat!' to get candy. People like to carve pumpkins. They make faces on them. Halloween is a time for fun and spooky things.

Key Facts

Halloween is on October 31.

Kids wear costumes on Halloween.

People carve pumpkins for Halloween.

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When is Halloween?

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