Halloween School Short Story

Finally…. Halloween was here. I have waited all year for this day. My all time favorite holiday. School was finally over and I slipped on my costume and jetted out the door. I was ready for the spooky scares, chilly air, and crazy dares that happen on halloween night. My friend Kayla and I walked to each door chanting “trick or treat”, but one house appeared to be kind of peculiar. The house was big, white, and the tiles were falling off. Nobody dared to step on the property of the house.

It was a hot, warm, nice day. The Wind blew calmly through trees. Not a thing was out of place. Hanayia lived on 5th Avenue. Beautiful houses, nice people, perfect life. Hanayia had the

One night when I was a little kid, I had a nightmare where I felt like I was being watched by someone or something. I was laying on the couch in my grandparents' living room. When I woke up, I started to get a weird feeling. Like someone was there, so I slowly sat up. I called out for my grandparents. No one answered so I decided to walk to their bedroom. They were sound asleep. Weird I thought to myself. So I walked back into the living room to check if someone was outside. When I looked out the living room window, I saw a man sitting on the fence in a crouched position: just staring into the house waiting for someone to notice him. I stared at him for the longest time, I slowly backed away from the window. I quickly ran to my room. When laying there in my bed, I lay there feeling scared. I kept getting scared when I thought what if he came into the house. After a while of laying there, I tried to fall asleep. Trying to keep my mind off about what I just saw.

Waylon and his older brother Jesse were spending another Halloween pounding the pavement. It was getting dark and cold. Mom and dad sat in the minivan across the street as the kids knocked on doors and did their best to scare the residents of Tucson. Waylon was dressed as SpongeBob, while his big brother had dressed up as a pirate. Of course Jesse was the best he told everyone so.

As we walked by the scary house, we walked by with fear. We heard the stories about the ghost roaming around there. We saw the scary looking pumpkins. It was Halloween, and this is what we saw, a scary clown chasing us down the scary and dark road. Halloween with all of its spooky houses, ghosts, can be an apprehensive holiday.

A common story told around Halloween is the tale of the Headless Horseman. Within the past century, both Disney and Hollywood have given their views on the classic tale. Disney holds most of the original concept of Irving 's tale than the Tim Burton’s movie. However, the changes in the bridge scene, the concept of the characters, and the horseman takes valuable meaning away from Irving 's timeless classic “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.”

This year, Halloween at St. George’s school brought a wide array of costumes – from movies like Star Wars and Straight Outta Compton, to a unique example of a working vending machine, penguins, cows and a few Donald Trumps. The school held a contest in assembly to determine this year’s best costume: Eazy E aka Hans Senger walked away with a very convincing victory. Overall, it was a fantastic day of distinctive costumes and free candy; we can’t wait to see what next year brings!

Halloween is just around the corner and many kids are excited. Humans across the United States are preparing for the holiday by buying many things. People are buying costumes for trick or treating, lawn ornaments to put in their yard, and candies such as skittles and m&ms to hand out to kids. Some of the most popular lawn ornaments this year are tombstones, skeletons, and like almost every other year your classic Jack O'Lantern. There are also many new costume ideas this year including super hero and pokemon outfits. Except with the new clown sightings, many parents are worried for their children's safety, causing them to limit their children’s time out on the streets. Also some are choosing not to let their kids go at all.

Over 90 million pounds of candy are sold on October 31st. Children go door to door dressed in strange costumes ringing doorbells and asking for candy. There is no other day of the year that is acceptable to collect candy from neighbors while dressed as someone or something else. Halloween is a mysterious holiday that is celebrated by many countries and many cultures in different and unique ways. Countless people do not realize how strange Halloween really is and why it is truly celebrated.

In Europe people celebrate halloween like we celebrate Halloween but the fascinating there continent with a long and tempestuous history and a legends and century-old castles but it not a great place to be at on Halloween.

Over the years Halloween has drastically changed for me as far as how I celebrate it. My mother raised my brothers, sister and I as Jehovah’s Witness, so growing up we really did not get to participate in any sort of activities that involved the concept of Halloween. In school, we would be removed from the classroom and put into a separate classroom to read or to do homework, because the whole class was doing some sort of activity or creating Halloween deportations to take home. So probably throughout all of elementary school, this was how it was celebrated in my family. As we got older, my older brother married and had a baby; well his wife celebrated all the holidays and did what was “normal” for the holidays. So as we were surrounded by her and her family we slowly started to do go trick or treating with my niece and helping her pick out a costume. So we kind of started to do what was normal, we wanted to fit in. I remember that all the kids in elementary school would ask why I was put into a separate classroom. More towards the time I got to high school and graduated, we really started to participate more and actually dress up. My mother never really got offended. But she would ask why we would dress up? I think as I got older I just changed my mind set and just did what I wanted to do. Even up to know I do not have a

Halloween has been celebrated in this country and many other countries with fan and fair. A local celebration for this holiday is the Heritage Halloween event. This event takes place every year at the National Ranching Heritage Center on October 31. During this event many activities took place such as Trick-or-Treating, hayrides, and cakewalks. The activity that interested me was Trick-or-Treating ritual.

Halloween in the Halls is a night of trick-or-treat fun in the Residence Halls on campus. This program includes Hall Decorations, Activities in the Lobbies of Finegan, North, and Wehrle Hall, and trick-or-treating for children from the MLK Center along with faculty and staff’s children, grandchildren, nieces, and nephews in those halls.

On Friday 13th, 1888, in Burnsville, Wisconsin. Ash Middle School was having a scary story day and Asher was up. As he walked up to the front of the classroom the lights went out. Everyone screamed! At that exact moment the window roared open. As Mrs. Crimson grabbed the flashlight, Asher went to close the window. “So Asher what do you have for us today?”, Mrs. Crimson said. I’m going to tell you the most scariest story ever! So scary it will make you pee your pants. All the kids squealed!

It was a foggy night on Halloween Many think that the barrier between our world and the underworld are at the weakest point well let's find out Me and my friends love Halloween we can be anyone or anything for only one day out of the year.Every year me and my friends lucy,who is a more scientific person believes every thing should be proven she has black hair blue eyes Parker,wants some money he has blond hair and green eyes and Eleanor is a scaredy cat she has white hair and brown eyes.we take a trip to my parents cabin in the louisiana swamp It is great this time of year because we always go looking for unusual things out of this world things paranormal things. We always see something but you never let them see you!