1. \ Happy Halloween Edition by: kayla shifflett Macie morgan

2. History of Halloween Halloween is to be though to originate with the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain, when people would light bonfires and wear costumes to ward off roaming ghosts. In the eighth century, November 1 st was the day to honor all of the saints and the martyrs; the holiday, All Saints’ Day, incorporated some of the traditions of Samhain. This day was designated by Pope Gregory III. The evening before was called All Hallows’ Eve and later Halloween. Over time, Halloween turned into what we know it as today. http://www.history.com/topics/halloween/history-of- halloween http://www.history.com/topics/halloween/history-of- halloween By: Morgan Tolbert

3. How to: Halloween Party By. Alexyss Cain and Lexy Flatau Hey guys! So Halloween is coming up and we are going to tell you how to have an spook-tacular party! First things first your going to need food because, well, everyone loves food! Get snacks like cookies and random foods that you think are Halloween related. Don’t forget to be creative! Second off, decorations! There just has to be Halloween decorations at every party. Try something like pumpkins or getting a white candle and melting a red candle on top, making it look as if the candle has blood on it. Cob webs are always an awesome decoration too! That’s all for today! Have a Happy Halloween!

5. Classic monsters New monsters are added to Halloween every year. These classic beasts will always be the best. Dracula, the king of vampires. Frankenstein's monster, the first zombie. Creature from the black lagoon, the sea creature of a man, horrible in every way. The mummy, old and filled with anger. Werewolves, part man, part wolf, all ferocious. Grim reaper, the physical form of death. When he rides in his banshee, you know your done for. Clayton smith

6. Halloween Decorations By: Hannah Nelson and Marlee Griswood Most people have scary decorations in or outside of their house. Some include ghosts, RIP signs, and fake spider webs. We think that they need to put kid friendly decorations outside. Only kids get candy and they might be scared.

8. Things to do for Halloween By Porter, Tyler, and Ryan Trick or treat Scare people Play basketball Play baseball Watch football Play video games Play football Watch the opening games of the NBA season

10. Mrs. HallMrs. JusticeMs. AugustinMrs. HughesMrs. HesterMrs. Givens “Phsycho”“Scary Movie 3” “The Grimlens” “Pet Cemetery” “Sixth Sense”“Too scared to watch a Halloween Movie”

11. 15 Homemade Costumes 1.Eye pad: http://ideas. coolest- homemade- costumes.co m/2014/11/ 17/punniest- homemade- eyepad- costume- ever/ http://ideas. coolest- homemade- costumes.co m/2014/11/ 17/punniest- homemade- eyepad- costume- ever/ 2. Original iPhone Instagram Selfie Costume: http://ideas.co olest- homemade- costumes.com /2014/11/12/i nstagram- selfie- costume/ http://ideas.co olest- homemade- costumes.com /2014/11/12/i nstagram- selfie- costume/ 3. Dirt Bag/ Pot Costume: http://ideas.coolest- homemade- costumes.com/2013/ 08/26/simple-but- brilliant-dirt-bag-pot- head-costume-for- any-age-and-any- gender/ http://ideas.coolest- homemade- costumes.com/2013/ 08/26/simple-but- brilliant-dirt-bag-pot- head-costume-for- any-age-and-any- gender/ 4. Spider Web Cape: http://ideas. coolest- homemade- costumes.co m/2015/01/ 13/quick- and-easy- spiderweb- cape/ http://ideas. coolest- homemade- costumes.co m/2015/01/ 13/quick- and-easy- spiderweb- cape/ All of these costumes are a quick and easy way to have a fun Halloween. The links lead to all of the instructions to make the costumes. By: Sarah Utley and Aubrey Stolaas

12. Spooky Halloween Costumes Girls Here are some of the most popular costumes in 6 th, 7 th, and 8 th Little red riding hood Minnie mouse Baby Alice from wonderland Vampire Mario Zombie princess Mermaid Little pig Boys Here are some of the most popular costumes in 6 th, 7 th, and 8 th Wizard Minion Cardboard box Jester Clown Monkey Potato By: Lexi Glasscock and Maggie Lee

13. We recently asked our teachers about their favorite Halloween memories! Here’s what we got! Mrs. Givens - “I remember one year for Halloween I was so excited to dress up as Casper the Ghost, but when the Halloween finally came, I put the mask over my face, but then, I realized I couldn’t see anything, so that didn’t turn out well! I also love Halloween because to me, it’s like celebrating candy!” Mrs. Wimberly - “My favorite thing about Halloween was the haunted house in downtown, I thought the haunted house was AWESOME! Mr. Hawthorne - My favorite memory from Halloween was going to the Halloween carnivals with my family.” Mrs. Bell - “I loved dressing up for Halloween, my brother and I would always dress up together.” Mrs. Allen - “My favorite memory from Halloween was when my sister had gotten the chicken pox, so we couldn’t go trick-or-treating. My sister, my grandma, and I stayed home and had fondue as we watched Halloween Disney movies!” By Connie Weng and Sofia Insley

15. Scariest movies 6 th grade teachers By: Tyler Corning and Parker Nelson Mrs.JusticeMrs.GivensMrs. AugustinMrs.HughesMrs.Hester Hush Hush Sweet Charllotte Candy manChuckeyPet cemeterySilence of the lambs Question: What is the scariest movie you’ve every seen?