1. What to Expect on Halloween

2. Halloween is coming soon. Halloween is a holiday that is on October 31 st.

3. On Halloween, many children may ring the doorbell or knock on the door.

4. When we open the door, the children may be wearing costumes.

5. The costumes may be pretty, exciting, or a little scary. This is okay. The children think it is fun to pretend.

6. The children may say, “Trick or Treat!” I will try to give them a piece of candy in their bag or bucket. This will make the children feel happy. Trick or treat!

7. I will try to share candy with the children. My parents will save some for me.

8. I can say, “Happy Halloween!” to the children after we give them candy.

9. I will try to stay inside my home after we share candy with the children.

10. I am learning about Halloween!

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