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    The document provides a table of contents and summary of the history and traditions of Halloween. It begins with the origins of Halloween stemming from a Celtic festival around 2000 years ago. Today, Halloween is celebrated on October 31st with costumes, trick-or-treating, carving pumpkins, parties and games. The second page includes a scary story about a "killer pumpkin" that cancels Halloween in a town one year by stealing children's candy.

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    The document provides a table of contents and summary of the history and traditions of Halloween. It begins with the origins of Halloween stemming from a Celtic festival around 2000 years ago. Today, Halloween is celebrated on October 31st with costumes, trick-or-treating, carving pumpkins, parties and games. The second page includes a scary story about a "killer pumpkin" that cancels Halloween in a town one year by stealing children's candy.

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    The document provides a table of contents and summary of the history and traditions of Halloween. It begins with the origins of Halloween stemming from a Celtic festival around 2000 years ago. Today, Halloween is celebrated on October 31st with costumes, trick-or-treating, carving pumpkins, parties and games. The second page includes a scary story about a "killer pumpkin" that cancels Halloween in a town one year by stealing children's candy.

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    Fallnewsletter Caleb

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    The document provides a table of contents and summary of the history and traditions of Halloween. It begins with the origins of Halloween stemming from a Celtic festival around 2000 years ago. Today, Halloween is celebrated on October 31st with costumes, trick-or-treating, carving pumpkins, parties and games. The second page includes a scary story about a "killer pumpkin" that cancels Halloween in a town one year by stealing children's candy.

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    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    HISTORY OF HALLOWEEN ..................... 1

    RULES OF HALLOWEEN............................ 2

    HALLOWEEN WORDSEARCH ................. 2


    HISTORY OF
    SCARY STORIES.......................................... 2
    HALLOWEEEN

    The holiday Halloween


    is celebrated on
    October 31st, every
    year. This tradition
    CONTINUED...
    started around 2000
    years ago by a group This night also is remembered and
    called the Celts. This is favorited by a lot of kids around the world
    a night where you can because candy is passed out for people
    dress up, and be that dress up. Usually kids dress up, but
    whatever character that some teenagers and adults dress up as
    you would like to be, well! Some people have different
    whether thats scary or traditions on this night. Some carve
    crazy, if you like pumpkins, some play games, some have
    dressing up this night is Halloween parties, and some just dress up
    for you! and go trick-or-treating. Its a fun night for
    a lot of people who participate in all of the
    fun, and a good time for people to enjoy
    with their family and friends.
    OCTOBER, 2017

    CALEB LARKIN

    1
    MARSHMELLOW
    MONSTERS

    SCARY
    STORIES

    Once upon a time, Preheat oven to 225 degrees F


    in a place far far Mix eggs whites and lemon juice together until thick
    away, named Add sugar and butter and continue mixing
    Potomac, Illinois. Use piping bag to pipe 12 bone shapes on baking paper
    Bake in preheat for about an hour
    This town had a
    Dip the tip in melted chocolate
    lot of children that
    adored Halloween.
    Every year there
    was said to be a
    killer pumpkin.
    The killer pumpkin
    robbed little kids
    and took there
    candy. All of the
    kids were scared
    and didnt want to
    go trick-or-
    treating.
    Halloween was
    canceled that year
    and returned the
    next.

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