Introduction: What is Halloween? How Children Celebrate Halloween?
Halloween is a yearly celebration of the end of the harvest season in the United States and Canada. It is celebrated on October 31st.
Halloween for kids is a time to dress up in costumes, go door to door and ask for candy, and have fun with friends. It's also a time for children to get creative with their costumes. and enjoy carving scary pumpkins into intricate designs.
Halloween is the time of year where people celebrate death and spirits, with minor life rituals such as wearing masks, decorating door posts with eye sockets and pumpkin faces, eating certain foods (such as apples in Ireland), and giving gifts. Many Christian denominations discourage activities related to Halloween, substituting a less-haunted day instead. It is a public holiday in many parts of Europe such as Germany, Sweden, Spain and Austria.
What are the Best Halloween Games for Kids?
The best Halloween games for kids are those that they can play with their friends and family.
There are some really cool games that you can play that don't require any skill, but rather just a lot of imagination. These include things like:
- hiding in the dark and trying to scare people,
- playing "monster in the dark" where one person is blindfolded, and tries to catch other people who are wearing masks.
What are the Best Halloween Activities for Kids?
Halloween is an exciting time of year for kids and adults alike. To help you plan the perfect Halloween celebration, we have compiled a list of activities that are sure to delight your little ghouls and goblins.
1. Trick-or-Treating
Trick-or-treating is a staple of any Halloween celebration, but it can be made even more fun by adding some spooky decorations to your house or neighborhood. You can also create a scavenger hunt that leads the kids to every house in the neighborhood with a different treat at each one.
2. Make Your Own Costume
Kids love getting creative with their costumes and they’ll enjoy this activity even more if they get to make it themselves! A trip to the craft store will provide all the supplies needed for this fun project, and you can find plenty of DIY costume tutorials online if you need extra inspiration.
3. Read Scary Stories Kids love listening to ghost stories around Halloween time! Some known Scary Stories are:
-- > Through the Wardrobe - by Mary E. Wilkins Freeman
