21. Five Little Pumpkins Felt Board Rhyme are witches in the air.“ The third one said, But we don t care.“ The fourthone said, Let s run, let s run!“ The fifth one said, Isn t halloween fun http://www.dltk-teach.com/minibooks/halloween/felt.htm

(DLTK's Home) (Alpha Buddies) (Book Breaks) (Color Buddies) ... (Shapes Buddies) DLTK's Educational Activities Five Little Pumpkins Felt Board Rhyme I've included the words to the rhyme below for you to copy OR you could print out our Five Little Pumpkins Mini Book OR our Five Little Pumpkins single sheet poem You can use the poem with the templates a few ways: give each child one of the templates and letting them hold theirs up at the appropriate time in the rhyme number the pumpkins so they know which is first, second, third, etc. (you can tape a straw or popsicle stick onto the bottom to make them like puppets... the kids seem to like waving puppets around more than just holding up pieces of paper). You could also make the templates as felt board characters. Simply glue a small piece of coarse sandpaper or felt onto the back of each template so it will hang on the felt board. Place the pieces onto the felt board as you do the rhyme. OPTIONAL: cover the templates in clear contact paper (bought as a roll from your local office supply store for under $5) to make them last longer. Five Little Pumpkins F ive little pumpkins sitting on a gate.

22. Elementary Theme Pages By Jim Cornish Since pumpkins are used as a decoration for halloween, students see them everywhere! pumpkininfusion no matter what subject area or grade level you teach! http://www.stemnet.nf.ca/CITE/halloween.htm

Theme Pages for Elementary Students and Teachers prepared by Jim Cornish, Gander, Newfoundland, Canada The background image is Sarracenia purpurea , the pitcher plant- the floral emblem of Newfoundland and Labrador. March/April Features Mission to Mars TomatoSphere (A Mars-Related Project) NEW! Dragons NEW!! Explorers Maps and Map Skills Number the Stars Novel Study Homechild Novel Study ... Newspapers in Education NEW! Math Story Problems Cartooning Writing Prompts Literature Circles NEW! Hubble Space Telescope Space Shuttle Launch Profile HELP! Reading Resources For Parents and Teachers HELP! Other Themes by Subject Earth Science Ecosystems Life Science Meteorology ... Passages Search the Theme Pages Via STEM-Net Search for this: Choose a theme page from the list below to display lists of links. Earth Science Caves Dinosaurs Earthquakes Fossils ... Volcanoes Ecosystems Fresh Water Deserts Oceans Rainforests ... Boreal Forest Animals Ezines Ranger Rick OwlKids Canadian Museum of Nature Life Science Birds Fish Human Body Systems Insects ... ArtsSmarts: Newfoundland Pine Marten Meteorology Weather Clouds Hurricanes Tornadoes Space Astronomy Solar System Space Shuttle Hubble Telescope ... Canadian Astronauts Physical Science Simple Machines Matter Inventions Flight ... Paper Airplanes Archaeology/History Archaeology Ancient Egypt Anasazi Vikings ... Beothuks Geography Nations Maps Flags Nation Profiles ... Japan Language Readers Theatre Novel Studies Myths and Legends Children's Books Reviews ... Homechild Novel Study Arts

23. Halloween - Spiritual Life Mommy, Why Don t We Celebrate halloween. teach your children about the Written instory form, this book explains the pagan practices associated with halloween. http://cbn.org/spirituallife/halloween/

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24. Halloween Party Games paper fur! halloween Safety Tips teach your children to practice safetythis halloween with these halloween safety tips. For more http://www.bhg.com/home/Halloween-Party-Games.html

Halloween Party Games Make your Halloween party a hit with the kids with these great Halloween party game ideas. Check out great ideas for Halloween treats and Halloween party games. The Halloween games include pin the tail on the cat, spider party pinata and many more! Box in Dracula's House Enjoy two crafts that will make your Halloween party eerrry-spooky-fun! Playful Paddleballs The kids will enjoy playing with these painted Halloween paddleball favors. Jumpin' Jack-o'-Lantern Pinata Children will have a blast trying to get to these goodies at your Halloween party. Pin the Tail on the Cat This fun game will keep Halloween party guests entertained. Party Safety Lights These not-so-spooky lights will keep your Halloween party comfortably lit. Crystal Ball Bowl This party-time favorite will be a big hit at your Halloween party. Spider Party Pinata Kids will have fun trying to find the hidden treats in this spider's paper fur! Halloween Safety Tips Teach your children to practice safety this Halloween with these halloween safety tips. For more Halloween party game ideas visit Celebrate! Halloween

25. Speech Teach UK Happy Halloween Summary Table. Happy halloween. Prepare to have a spooky halloween! To save theanimated images right click on them and save image. BACK to Who Let The Cat Out. http://www.speechteach.co.uk/p_resource/cat_out/happy_halloween.htm

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26. Speech Teach UK People And Occasions swimmer. Body Page 1 face, hands, foot, eye. Occasions Page 1 -halloween pumpkin, halloween witch, halloween bat, animated pumpkin; http://www.speechteach.co.uk/p_resource/clipart/people.htm

Clipart ..... People and Occasions Introduction The following pages contain images of people e.g. different professions, story and nursery rhyme characters etc. I will also include in this section images of parts of the body e.g. face, hands. There will also be images associated with special occasions e.g. holidays, Christmas, birthdays etc. Images printed directly from the browser will be quite small. To get a larger image right click picture and save image then import the image into your word processing package e.g. Word and enlarge the image there. Pages People Page 1 - boy, girl, Mum, Dad Page 2 - queen, clown, diver, runner Page 3 - baby, boy yawning, Grandmother, Grandfather Page 4 - witch, wizard, ghost, snowman, Page 5 - businessman, doctor, nurse, teacher Page 6 - footballer, golfer, gymnast, rugby player Page 7 - tennis player, swimmer Body Page 1 - face, hands, foot, eye

27. Halloween Safety Fireworks. Celebrate wisely this halloween. teach children that fireworksare not toys and that if they find fireworks, they should TELL an adult. http://www.cityofportmoody.com/City Government/Services/Fire Services/Halloween

Community Calendar Contact Us Site Map Home ... City Government You are here: HOME City Government Services Fire Services ... Halloween Safety Halloween Safety Costumes Purchase Halloween costumes that are flame resistant. Avoid costumes with long trailing pieces that may easily ignite. When constructing a costume for children, always keep fire safety in mind. Children should not carry candles as a light source or as part of a costume. Rather, provide your child with a flashlight that can safely light the way. Educate children to stay clear of open flames and other heat sources. Ensure that children know how to perform STOP, DROP and ROLL should their clothes catch on fire. (If your clothes catch on fire: STOP immediately, DROP to the ground, and ROLL over and over to extinguish the flames). Decorations Avoid decorating with candles or torchlights. Ensure that combustible Halloween decorations such as crepe paper, cornstalks and dried flowers are kept well away from sources of heat. Keep all exits clear of decorating materials. Purchase and install working smoke alarms, and practice home escape plans. Ensure that all children in your home know the location of the exits, should an emergency situation arise.

28. Surfing The Net With Kids: Ghost Stories -- The Best Ghost Story Sites For Kids, this country, of course, we tell ghost stories around the campfire or at halloween. SponsoredLinks. teach your students the quick and easy way to create online http://www.surfnetkids.com/ghost.htm

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29. Halloween teach your children to never feed chocolate to any animal. Keep lighted pumpkins awayfrom little hands, little feet and halloween costumes (some are large and http://www.saferchild.org/fall.htm

Home Teach Your Child Headlines ... Working Parents Halloween Safety Tips For Motorists Tips For Parents Tips For Children Other Options for Halloween Fun ... Protecting Your Child From Abductions For motorists: Stay alert. A normally quiet neighborhood will be busy with pedestrian traffic on Halloween. Trick-or-treaters are more likely to suddenly dart into traffic and from between parked cars, so motorists should be especially careful on streets where there are cars along the sidewalk. Children also are likely to forget to stop at the roadway, or to look out for you, or to listen for the sound of your vehicle. Their costume can also impair their ability to hear or see you - or to move quickly to get out of your way. Watch for children walking in the street. Be patient and SLOW DOWN. Give children lots of time to cross the street. Go to top For parents: Teach your children to always be polite when trick or treating - to say please and thank you and to not push other children out of the way. They should also treat homeowners with respect and never vandalize anyone's home, yard, yard ornaments or vehicles.

30. Halloween teach personal responsibility, teach human rights, teach collective duties or responsibilities. . Behind such halloween games as bobbing for apples lie Celtic http://www.crossroad.to/text/articles/Halloween.html

HALLOWEEN, 1999 A Seductive Bridge Between Two Cultures www.crossroad.to See also Halloween 2000 Halloween Symbols Home Email this page "We have the holiday back again. These pagan calendars are imprinted in our genes. They cannot be taken away." Wiccan author Zsuzsanna Budapest Star Wars costumes I n honor of the Halloween season, the last week of October has been declared "Earth Religions Awareness Week" in Asheville, NC. The mayor’s proclamation explains that Earth-centered beliefs, are "among the oldest spiritual systems on the planet" and that pagan practitioners "have given us practical knowledge of herbal remedies, midwifery and alternative forms of healing." That may sound good to all who have embraced the new global spirituality touted in schools, movies, and the wildly popular Harry Potter books . But some of the local pastors were understandably alarmed. Concerned that such a government endorsement could speed the spread of witchcraft, they led a group of 25 Christians to City Hall. "We just wanted to counter that by making a positive statement that we believe Jesus is Lord," said Pastor Ken Lewis of the West Asheville Baptist Church. Mayor Leni Sitnick apologized, but refused to rescind the special designation for the week of October 25. "I don't tell anyone how to believe, but I support everyone's right to freedom of religion," she said. "Being aware of different religions, of all religions ... should not be feared." Of course, a government proclamation is far different than public awareness. But never mind. These

31. KEEPING THE TREAT IN YOUR CHILD'S HALLOWEEN If not, consider holding a halloween party or attending an established party at alocal mall or other site. teach children to travel only in familiar areas and http://www.umm.edu/news/releases/halloween.html

Current News Releases 2002 News Archives 2001 News Archives 2000 News Archives ... October - Halloween Safety Related Resources Within UMM Children's Health 1999 Releases - University of Maryland Medical News Patient / Consumer Inquiries: 1-800-492-5538 Media Contact: 410-328-8919 Originally Released: October, 1999 KEEPING THE TREAT IN YOUR CHILD'S HALLOWEEN Halloween is coming. While kids are thinking about their costumes and the piles of candy, parents need to think about the possible dangers their children could face during the frantic trick-or-treat festivities. "Halloween can be scary in more ways than the traditional sense. For kids, Halloween is one of the most dangerous nights of the year because of the many injuries that occur," says Karen Hardingham, R.N., program coordinator for Baltimore SAFE KIDS Coalition and nurse at the University of Maryland Hospital for Children. "Most parents worry about candy tampering. They're not always aware that pedestrian injuries, burns, and falls account for the majority of the injuries on Halloween," adds Hardingham. According to Hardingham, many of the risks children face can be avoided if parents follow a few simple safety tips and take time to talk to their children about safety before trick-or-treating. To help make Halloween safe for every child, the Baltimore SAFE KIDS Coalition at the University of Maryland Hospital for Children recommend that parents take the following precautions:

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33. Music - Drama Class - Halloween Music Lesson Plan, Thematic Unit, Activity, Work 2. teach the children the words to the song and explain that we will sing this song childwill have a turn acting out what they want to be on halloween night. http://www.lessonplanspage.com/MusicLADramaClassHalloween1.html

Features: Special Features: Improve Reading Efficient Reading Teaching Jobs Teacher Magazines Site Information: EdScope Sites: Join Newsletter: Search This Site: Vote For Us: @ SitesForTeachers @ Teach-nology Music - Drama Class - Halloween Visit Other About Search Forums Newsletter ... Tell-A-Friend Printable Version for your convenience! by - Rhonda Martin Subject - Music, Language Arts, and Other Grade Level - First OBJECTIVES: This activity provides the children with the playfulness of acting out what they would like to be on Halloween night. The children will love to take part in this activity and it will produce a supportive and an accepting atmosphere for every child. The children will foster social skills. They will participate and read in unison as a group, and they will demonstrate the motions to the noisy action words in a story. MATERIALS: ~the lyrics to the song, "I Want to be a Ghost" ~the story book, The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything by, Linda Williams PROCEDURE: 1. Have the children come to the carpet and read the story. During the reading invite the children to read along to the repeated sounds in the book and have them do the actions for the sounds. Have the children predict what happens in the story, allow them to share their ideas. 4. Make sure that every child has a turn at acting out what they want to be.

34. Horrors Of Halloween be saved. 2. Have teen rally that night and teach the dangers of halloween.3. Invite friends over and watch a Jesus movie. 4. Go http://members.tripod.com/~RU_BOLD/halloween.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Many people view Halloween as a time of innocent fun. Children love to dress up as their favorite characters. They will go door to door saying the infamous words "trick or treat". Many adults also love Halloween, because it gives them a chance to let loose and act silly. Every year in the U.S.A. alone, millions of dollars are spent on Halloween goods. Halloween is the second highest grossing money maker outside of Christmas. The promotion of Halloween by the television moguls, the advertisers, and not to mention the blockbuster sales of movies and rentals this time of year. Everyone can see Halloween is big business. Alot of people do not see the harm in all of this Halloween hoopla. But yes, there is a darker side to Halloween than anyone dares to imagine. THE ORIGIN OF HALLOWEEN Unlike our modern-day Halloween, theirs was not a children's holiday. The Celts and their priests, the Druids, from Great Britain and Ireland. They celebrated "SAMHAIN". It was a festival that marked the eve of the Celtic New Year, which began on November 1. The fall harvest was complete and winter was looming ahead. The Celts believed the sun was fading away, at this time of the year. For the next several months, darkness prevailed. The Celts believed that during "Samhain" the veil separating life from death was at its thinnest. On the evening of October 31, the evil spirits and souls of the dead passed through the barrier and visited the world of the living. The Celts believed these spirits could cause all kind of havoc. They also believed that they could talk with the dead, departed loved ones and such. They also believed that they could devine the future. The powers of darkness were conjured up on "Samhain". The Devil himself, would be called upon to foretell of future events.

35. HALLOWEEN - A Pagan Festival Whoever imitates a nation is one of them. (Abu Da oud). What to do on halloween. Inthis regard, teach them about the two Islamic festivals of Eid. http://www.themodernreligion.com/misc/hh/halloween.html

HALLOWEEN Every year, on the evening of October 31st, millions of children across North America paint their faces, dress up in costumes, and go door to door collecting treats. The adults often decorate their houses with ghostly figures, carve scary faces on pumpkins, and put candles in them to create "Jack-O-Lanterns." Unfortunately, among the millions of North Americans indulging in this custom, many are also Muslims. This article will shed some light on the significance and origins of Hallow'een, and why Muslims should not participate in it. Origins of the Hallow'een Festival The ancient Celtic (Irish/Scottish/Welsh) festival called Samhain is considered by most historians and scholars to be the predecessor of what is now Hallow'een. Samhain was the New Year's day of the pagan Celts. It was also the Day of the Dead, a time when it was believed that the souls of those who had died during the year were allowed access into the "land of the dead". Many traditional beliefs and customs associated with Samhain continue to be practiced today on the 31st of October. Most notable of these customs are the practice of leaving offerings of food and drink (now candy) to masked and costumed revelers, and the lighting of bonfires. Elements of this festival were incorporated into the Christian festival of All Hallow's Eve, or Hallow-Even, the night preceding All Saint's (Hallows') Day. It is the glossing of the name Hallow- Even that has given us the name of Hallow'een. Until recent times in some parts of Europe, it was believed that on this night the dead walked amongst them, and that witches and warlocks flew in their midst. In preparation for this, bonfires were built to ward off these malevolent spirits.

36. TaskStream It will take all week to teach how to use the palm pilot and it will take onehour to teach how to draw halloween pictures and candy on the palm pilot. http://lesson.taskstream.com/lessonbuilder/v.asp?LID=aefnzqzrcsc0ha

37. Halloween Lesson Ideas I teach high school, and we are about to begin a halloween project. halloween Themefrom teachnology worksheets, lesson and more for many grade levels. http://www.princetonol.com/groups/iad/lessons/SubPlans/hween.htm

Halloween Project Ideas and Links Learn how Halloween came about. See some customs around the world. Halloween Project ideas can reinforces art skills and concepts. See what the Art Ed List members recommend. Halloween Ideas Days of the Dead History Halloween Customs ... Online Lessons Halloween was a top search on Incredible Art Department. That sent me asking the lists for some of their favorite ideas. Add on with your favorite Halloween ideas (mailto: Judy Decker Fine Art that Relates to Halloween Henry Fuseli - Nightmare (The Incubus) Edvard Munch - The Scream Edvard Munch (fan site) Edvard Munch Official site From Heather Leal: "I was walking along a road one evening- on one side lay the city, and below me was the fjord. The sun went down- the clouds were stained red, as if with blood. I felt as though the whole of nature was screaming- it seemed as though I could hear a scream. I painted that picture, painting the clouds like real blood. The colors screamed." ~ Edvard Munch From Dan Cherney: I just found this new news from CNN that sheds some new light on the famous painting THE SCREAM. Possibly a very good history tie-in!

38. Halloween Alternatives Chapter One If I have any criticism of the Christian alternative celebrations of halloween,it is this The alternative Biblical themes teach things about the Bible. http://www.christianalternatives.com/original/chapter.html

HALLOWEEN ALTERNATIVES Chapter One by Louis merryman When I was a lad in the 1940s in South East Washington, D.C. we celebrated Halloween for two nights. On October 30th, Beggar's Night, everyone went "Trick or Treating." Even then, we went to selected houses for treats. Tricks were mild at best - not like the good old days when the emphasis was on tricks - like dumping over out houses. On Halloween Night everyone went down to Pennsylvania Avenue for a costume walk. This was our Fall Easter Parade. That's a thing of the past, too. While I was getting older, GREED entered the Halloween festivity scene. Halloween became a major commercial event with merchants pushing "Halloween" products such as decorations, candy and costumes. There was a lot of confusion on which night was Trick or Treat Night. Kids went out two nights. Kids are not stupid. Two nights means twice the amount of candy. Then, somebody in authority decided Trick or Treating was to be only on one night - Halloween. Now, only one night is celebrated with the expected costumes and begging. After Greed came true evil. Nuts came out of their shells. Candy and treats were spiked with chemicals and sharp things. Authority warned Trick and Treaters to accept only sealed wrapped treats. Treat givers were told to only give sealed wrapped treats. Candy corn, and stuff, wrapped lovingly in napkins and tied with a bow became a thing of the past. Danger stalked the streets. Beggars beware!

39. Halloween Sites For Elementary Teachers halloween s Ancient Roots. halloween from teachnology - halloween Worksheetsand Songs. halloween from teach-nology - halloween Songs. http://www.newbedford.k12.ma.us/nbglcs/lweider/special/halloween.htm

Halloween Sites By Lori Weider of the New Bedford Global Learning Charter School, New Bedford, MA. Activities and Fun Billy Bear's Halloween - Fun Activities and Games DLTK's Crafts for Kids Halloween Activities for Children - Includes printables, Crafts and Activities, Recipes and Safety Tips Halloween from Kid's Domain - Fun and Activities Halloween - Costume ideas, decorating tips recipes and more from 13 Pumpkin Ave. A Girl's World's Spooktacular Celebration - this great site has spooky party decorations, recipes, crafts, scary stories from author David Lubar, interactive Halloween games, and quizzes! - these ice cream experts offer cool and creepy holiday fun! Check out the flavor graveyard, desktop wallpaper, games, coloring book, crafts, history, and more. Pumpkin Nook Halloween Central - Fun and games and pumpkin information Internet Resources Halloween - Preschool Arts and Crafts Halloween Spirits at Web Holidays - Safety tips, recipes, pumpkin carving tips, crafts and more Halloween from World Holidays - Information about the origins of the holiday and celebrations around the world.

40. Halloween: Is Halloween Good Or Is It Occultic? halloween is not of the devil, as some FUNDAMENTALISTS say. Many denominationsdon t teach about the COMMUNION OF SAINTS, so naturally they don t celebrate http://www.jesus-is-lord.com/hallowee.htm

h a l l o w e e n But draw near hither, ye sons of the sorceress, the seed of the adulterer and the whore. Isaiah 57:3 INTRODUCTION Note: This lengthy introduction will be followed by two short emails with tips on how to evangelize during Halloween. Following those emails is are articles on the history of halloween and a good halloween poem. Leviticus 19:31 REGARD NOT them that have familiar spirits, NEITHER SEEK AFTER wizards, to be DEFILED by them: I am the LORD your God. 20:6 And THE SOUL THAT TURNETH AFTER such as have familiar spirits, and after wizards, to go a whoring after them, I will even set my face against that soul , and will cut him off from among his people. 2 Chronicles 33:6 And he caused his children to pass through the fire in the valley of the son of Hinnom: also he observed times, and used enchantments, and used witchcraft, and DEALT WITH a familiar spirit, and with wizards: he wrought much evil in the sight of the LORD, TO PROVOKE HIM TO ANGER Are you angry that these scriptures are before thee? Will you "celebrate" Satan's holiday anyway? If so, your rebellion fits right in with Halloween. 1 Samuel 15:23 For REBELLION is as the sin of WITCHCRAFT, and STUBBORNNESS is as INIQUITY AND IDOLATRY.

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