History of Halloween, No Prep Halloween Lesson, Fun & Thought Provoking,

Are you looking for a NO PREP Halloween Lesson? The History of Halloween is a great presentation to engage your students about the holiday. This slide show tells the story of Halloween. The history is fascinating and engaging. The slide show explores Halloween and how the tradition developed into what it is today. Your students will be engaged and interested. The perfect Halloween Holiday Lesson -- it is history and it is fun and it is NO PREP! Share with your students as you celebrate Halloween. You could share before a Halloween celebration or during a Halloween celebration.

Ideas for activities to go along with this presentation:

• Students can make Halloween Cards and/or Halloween Art
• Students can write a Halloween poem-- complete with sensory language and Halloween themes (brainstorm holiday items and holiday sensory language to prepare to write).
• Students can research and present to the class an aspect of Halloween -- the tradition of witches and ghosts, for example.
• Students can bring a Halloween treat to share.

⭐This presentation is an excellent way to explore a fascinating and well-loved holiday. An engaging and informative slide show about how Halloween developed over time.

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A fun way to enjoy the history of Halloween with your students!

I am a teacher too and I know how important it is to be able to edit my lessons, just in case there is something that my specific group of students needs. To make things better and easier for you, all of my lessons are editable. If needed, you will be able to make changes.

➔Perfect for including visuals in your learning modules and works well in both traditional and homeschool settings. Editable, for your convenience. Image-rich slide show.

⭐This is an EDITABLE document. If you need to tweak the presentation to better suit the needs of your classroom, you will be able to edit this document!⭐

SLIDES:

1. Cover Slide
2. The History of Halloween
3. The Beginning of Halloween
4. The Celtic Priests, the Druids, and Costumes
5. Bats are a Halloween Symbol
6. Romans Had Their Own Fall Festivals
7. Christians Tried to Replace Halloween
8. The British Set Out Ghostly Gifts
9. The Southern Colonies Brought it Stateside
10. Women Bobbed for Apples — And Husbands
11. The Irish Introduced Jack-o-Lanterns
12. Halloween Focuses on Treats Today
13. Americans Spend a Lot on Candy
14. Halloween is Not an Official Holiday
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