Annie's Halloween Email Page The halloween page was my first holiday page and it was the most difficult to Iuse them to teach and educate the public about the REAL history behind each http://www.annieshomepage.com/halloweenemail.html
Extractions: This is the fifth season for my Halloween pages. I have received LOTS of Halloween email. Not all of it has been "kind". Some of the negative email is even from Christians. The Halloween page was my first holiday page and it was the most difficult to complete. I have tried to take all of the "regular" American holidays and create pages from a Christian perspective. I use them to teach and educate the public about the REAL history behind each holiday. Many homeschool families use them for unit studies. The Halloween pages have caused quite a stir. Each person seems quite impassioned by the subject. I really didn't have any idea of how much emotion a page could create. My objective was NOT to JUDGE others. That is not my responsibility. We are all accountable for our own actions to the Lord. As Christians we have the Holy Spirit who does the convicting in our lives. We have the Scriptures to teach and guide us. So what Annie thinks really doesn't matter at all. If someone has a desire to change and changes comes from other peoples opinions then it will never last. Real change will only last if the Lord burdens you to do it. Rules and regulations are not what being a Christian is all about. "To whom much is given much is required". We are all accountable for our own actions and each one of our words.
Annie's Halloween Email Examples Page we teach them the true meaning of Christmas, EAster,,,, we teach them Gods word andnow my grandchildren,,, would never even hear of halloween being connected http://www.annieshomepage.com/halloweenemail2.html
Extractions: I am glad as an American we still have the right to freedom of speech and that we both have the opportunity to express our opinions. What a privilege we have as Americans to live in a country that we have the freedom to express those opinions without the fear of arrest, death or persecution. I have come to the realization that not everyone will agree with my opinions......and that is just fine. I am a Christian. I believe that the Bible is the Inspired word of God. My page was not intended to be done in a judging way. I have actually been trying to share with others what the Bible says about the different topics that relate to the holiday. Of course, the purpose of my page was not to offend or judge others, but to inform. I have tried to present the facts in a creative way. That way you can make a more educated choice. Then you will know what you believe and why. Thank you again for writing.
Extractions: Halloween Sites Looking into Holidays Past Through Primary Sources http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/ndlpedu/features/doc_analysis/index.html This resource is a well organized collection of primary sources relating to holidays throughout the year, arranged by season. The Ultimate Halloween Resource for Teachers and Parents! Here you will find many Halloween and fall activities, lessons, books, printables, and more to make your October teaching the best it can be. http://www.teachingheart.net/halloweenindex.html ABC Teach Halloween Resources This site has a variety of both free and subscription resources for teaching the holidagys. http://www.abcteach.com/directory/theme_units/month_to_month/j_october/halloween/ 13 (or so) Halloween Crafts, Cards, Decorations, and Treats These crafts projects are for preschool, kindergarten and elementary school children. The crafts use materials found around the house, like egg cartons, cardboard, paper, boxes, string, crayons, paint, glue, etc. http://www.enchantedlearning.com/crafts/halloween/
HALLOWEEN TRICK OR TREAT If halloween was so bad why did they put Happy in it? We have Happy Thanksgiving,Happy Easter Happy New Year, Happy Birthday, Happy everything Don t teach the http://www.byhislove.com/pages/halloween.html
HAPPY HALLOWEEN Lets practice what we try to teach out children and express our rights as Americans. tmatter what religion that you practice, we ask that on halloween day and http://boozers.fortunecity.com/cambridge/699/halloween.htm
Extractions: web hosting domain names email addresses W E L C O M E T O M Y H A L L O W E E N P A G E HALLOWEEN IS MY FAVORITE TIME OF YEAR. SO THIS PAGE IS DEDICATED TO IT H i there boils and ghouls, You have fallen head first into this page of horrors. I'm sure you're dying to see what's here. It would be a grave mistake to pass it up. So on to the fright fest. to get the full effect of this page, download the CREEPY font GOT A GREAT HORROR/HALLOWEEN SITE? APPLY FOR SPLAT's HORROR AWARD ! Get Flash Moron!! Winners of SPLAT's HORROR AWARD Ladya's Nightmare 'Mephisto's Haunt' Luann's Haunted Mississippi Trailer Park Possums Spooky Swamp SEND AND EMAIL WITH: YOUR SITE TITLE AND ADDRESS TO: SPLAT75@HOTMAIL.COM WITH SPLAT's HORROR SITE AWARD IN THE SUBJECT LINE Pagan Community Request
Extractions: Press Releases Online Library Beginner's Guide ... Contact Joslin Carbohydrate counting is one of several different ways people with diabetes can manage their food intake to keep their blood sugars as close to normal as possible. It entails determining the grams of carbohydrate (carb) in each meal and snack. The reason people with diabetes focus on counting grams of carbohydrate is that carbohydrates tend to have the greatest effect on blood sugar. Most of the carbohydrate we eat comes from starch (bread, cereal, rice, pasta), sugar (desserts), fructose (fruit), lactose (milk), and fiber. Vegetables also contain some carbs, but mostly as fiber, which has a minimal impact on blood sugar; foods in the meat and fat groups contain very few carbs. While many think that people with diabetes should avoid all forms of sugar, in fact, most people with diabetes can eat foods containing sugar as long as the total amount of carbohydrate (carb)
Halloween Ideas halloween boxes = This is an old game and works well for some kids,but don t force any one to do it!! You first of all teach some unusual body http://www.genkienglish.net/halloween.htm
Extractions: One of the easiest holidays to teach to kids is Hallowe'en as there are so many great games that you can play! Most of them don't teach very much English, but culture is very important. One point to bear in mind is that the modern Hallowe'en is mainly an American tradition, in England or Australia we don't really do that much for Hallowe'en!! It's still fun though! This is a cool game to play outside during lunchbreak. Simply fill a deep barrel full of water and put some apples in. One kid at a time, with their hands tied behind their back, comes and tries to pick up one of the apples with their teeth! If they fail 3 times, a new kid has a go. (And thanks to Dennis of Nagano-ken for suggesting using vodka instead of water for more grown up students!). Another variation is to have an apple dangling from the ceiling by a string. I had this great idea whilst having a meeting in Kagawa prefecture. First of all you prepare several sets of simple Hallowe'en costumes. Examples could be a sheet for a ghost, a hat for a witch or a mask for a wolf man, or whatever!! You split the kids into teams and each team has a full set of costumes. The teacher shouts out a word, e.g. "ghost", and the front kid from each group has to run to the costumes and put on the correct one! The fastest kid gets 2 points, if the other kids got the correct costume they get 1 point!
Barney's Halloween Party (1998) games. Colorful, imaginative activities teach halloween safety, encouragelanguage development, social skills for preschoolers. Ages http://www.reel.com/movie.asp?MID=42509
Halloween Riddles Anywhere where he can boogie. What do they teach in witching school? Spelling. Abuck an ear. What do the birds sing on halloween? Twick or Tweet. http://www.humormatters.com/holidays/Halloween/halloweenriddles.htm
Halloween Safety On halloween night, cumbersome costumes and binding masks can make walking safelythrough dark neighborhoods difficult teach children not to cut across yards. http://www.childrenshospital.com/YourChildsHealth/InjuryPreventionPro0A80/Austin
Extractions: Home Injury Prevention Program Austin SAFE KIDS Coalition Safety Programs and Tips Halloween Safety Find a Doctor Contact Us Search: (Choose Below) Entire Site Jobs Doctors Health Encyclopedia Go Guide to Our Hospital Healthcare Services Healthcare Professionals ... Just for Kids Children's Health Encyclopedia Disease Management Resources School Health Program Injury Prevention Program ... The Healthy Child Halloween is a time that launches many children into fits of glee, scurrying around school secretly asking each other "what are you going to be?" But with the excitement of wondering what goblins the night will bring comes danger, a few simple safety steps are a necessity when trick-or-treating. Austin SAFE KIDS Coalition would like to educate families about Halloween safety because many parents don't know that Halloween can be on of the most dangerous nights of the year for children. Children must be outfitted in safe costumes and parents should review safety tips before they go out trick-or-treating.
Baby Snooks And Daddy: 11/1/46 MOMMY Where are you going? DADDY Out to teach those kids a lesson. I ll give emsuch a scare they ll never wanna go out on halloween again. MUSIC UP AND OUT. http://www.genericradio.com/babysnooks1.htm
Extractions: Doctor J-E-L-L-O (SUNG) ANNOUNCER: Jell-O, in those six delicious flavors, Jell-O puddings for old-fashioned homemade goodness bring you Baby Snooks. THEME UP AND UNDER (slight variation of an instrumental of "ROCK-A-BYE BABY") ANNOUNCER: Yes, it's the Baby Snooks Show starring Fanny Brice as Baby Snooks with Hanley Stafford as Daddy, Carmen Dragon and his orchestra and yours truly, Harlow Wilcox. And brought to you each week by Jell-O and Jell-O Puddings. THEME OUT ANNOUNCER: Well, I guess I don't have to tell you, ladies and gentlemen that last night was Halloween. I don't know what you did, but here's what happened in the Higgins home. The family was just finishing dinner. . . F/X: Clattering of dishes/silverware SNOOKS: Mommy, please can I go? MOMMY: No, you may not. F/X OUT MOMMY: Snooks, I've told you a dozen times you can't go out tonight.
Vocabulary.com - Halloween Word Puzzles And Activities If you want our list of 104 halloweenrelated words just email your request to Spooky Pleaseinclude your school, city, state and grade you teach, if applicable http://www.vocabulary.com/halloween.html
Extractions: link at the bottom of this page , you will get immediate feedback with both the correct answers and the use of these words in context . Each blank answer box also has a pull down menu with the correct answer to that question directly to the right of the answer box. Click Directions for more detailed instructions. If you want our list of 104 Halloween-related words just email your request to Spooky Words and put "spooky" in the subject line. Please include your school, city, state and grade you teach, if applicable. on how to use our "Alphalary" lists. We have four other creative exercises using these same 12+ words: Halloween "Fill-in-the-Blanks" - put your answers in the boxes BELOW: Answer 1:what is a 5 letter noun that comes from the Norwegian root KROS meaning "a plague or trouble" and whose definition is "the expression of a wish that misfortune, evil, doom, etc. will befall someone"? Answer 2:what is a 5 letter noun that comes from the Latin root COVENT meaning "assembly" and whose definition is "an assembly or band of witches, esp. a group of thirteen (13) witches"?
Jet: How To Treat Your Children To A Safe Halloween - Parenting Your children should be on high alert for strangers while participating in Halloweenactivities. teach them it s OK to say no to unfamiliar adults and to scream http://articles.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1355/is_19_102/ai_93457182
Extractions: Tis this season when vampires, ninjas and fairy princesses descend on cities and towns across the country, crying out "trick or treat." But an evening of scary Halloween fun can turn into a real nightmare if your son or daughter is injured or victimized. So before you let your little ones loose into the night, make sure your family reviews these tips for having a safe and enjoyable Halloween. * Never let your children roam the streets alone. Unsupervised children are prime targets for kidnappers and child predators. Young children should always be accompanied by a parent or adult chaperone when trick or treating or traveling to organized parties. Older children should always trick or treat with a group. * Tell your children to never accept candy, rides or anything from strangers. The same rules for dealing with strangers that apply 364 days of the year still hold true for Halloween, even more so. Your children should be on high alert for strangers while participating in Halloween activities. Teach them it's OK to say no to unfamiliar adults and to scream, make a scene and run away if someone tries to grab them or force them to go with him or her.
Designs On Halloween That s what this class helps teach. . They may learn something and maybe even havea different idea on how to decorate the pumpkin for halloween this year http://www.kstatecollegian.com/issues/v101/fa/n044/news-art-phillips.html
Extractions: photos by RICK DRUSE Jessica McCullough, sophomore undecided, studies children painting pumpkins at the children's workshop for her Lifespan and Human Development class. ainting pumpkins with creative designs, bright colors and geometric shapes to learn about African art is the lesson K-State's elementary education majors taught at the Wonder Workshop in Manhattan. As part of the requirements for an elementary education degree from the College of Education, K-State education students are required to take a class called Art for Elementary Schools. "This class gives students the experience to learn about teaching art and interacting with elementary students in the art classroom," Lynda Andrus, K-State teacher for the class, said. "Not all of these students are art teachers there are just a lot of schools that will need them to teach art. That's what this class helps teach." The Wonder Workshop, at 409 Poyntz Ave., serves as the environment for these elementary students. Students from Manhattan who attend the workshop are broken into different clubs and meet at the workshop once a week. Thursdays are art-club days, and this Thursday, students were learning about African art by painting pumpkins with bright colors and geometric designs.
Halloween Safety Tips teach children to exit and enter the car on the curb side, away On halloween, thefollowing is recommended Look for flame resistant labels on costumes http://www.cardinalglennon.com/internet/home/net10hom.nsf/0/9a2146c34631dab18625
Holy Q.O.W. Week 6 Christian Perspective on halloween Hallowed or Harmful? , Copyright 1996 by TheChristian Broadcasting Network, Inc. http//the700club.org/cbn/teach/hal2.html; http://www.rpi.edu/~lewisd4/QOW/qow06.html
Extractions: HOLY Q.O.W. Yes and No, this is a 'disputable' matter (one that is not explicitly talked about in the Bible). Romans 14:1 Accept him whose faith is weak, without passing judgement on disputable matters. No, for activities involving mediums, witchcraft, human sacrifice ... Dueteronomy 18:10-12 Let no one be found among you who sacrifices his son or daughter in the fire, who practices divination or sorcery, interprets omens, engages in witchcraft, or casts spells, or who is a medium or spiritist or who consults the dead. Anyone who does these things is detestable to the Lord, and because of these detestable practices the Lord your God will drive out those nations before you. I Thessalonians 5:21-22 Test everything. Hold on to the good. Avoid every kind of evil. Yes and No for other Halloween activities Each person must choose for him/herself. Yes, These other activities are not in question, but what results do they produce?
McGruff Halloween Safety Kit For Kids The National Crime Prevention Council says While you may think it s too soonto think about halloween, it s never too early to teach kids how to be safe http://www.mcgruff-safe-kids.com/f_hweenkitpg.htm
Extractions: Information Halloween is an exciting holiday for kids. They talk about it for months and when the big day finally arrives, they cannot seem to run out of the door fast enough. Halloween can be a difficult time for parents. We have all heard horror stories about cruel pranks and crimes committed against children when they should be out having fun. Of course, you want them to have a good time as long as they are safe. That is why my friends at the National Crime Prevention Council and I put together this Halloween Safety Kit for Kids. Have fun sharing this Halloween Safety Kit with your child/children. My friends at the National Crime Prevention Council and I hope you and your family have a spook-tacular, crime-free Halloween. Signed McGruff The McGruff Halloween Safety Kit for Kids includes: Eight pages of safety and crime prevention tips
Parenting And Parenthood Information - Parenthood.com Healthier Choices Mixed with a Little Indulgence This halloween, let the childrenlearn about making healthier choices. teach them to read and understand http://www.parenthood.com/parent_cfmfiles/pros.cfm?N=1178
