Hi, dear friends! One of the funniest celebration in Britain, Halloween /31 October- 1 November/ comes in the end of the next week. The children wear costumes of ghosts and witches, make pumpkin lanterns and say: "Trick or Treat". I'd like to share the song "Trick or Treat" which is suitable for this event. Hope that you will like and learn it with your students.
Warm wishes, Reny
This is a space to share outcomes from an eTwinning project between several schools in Europe. Our pupils are from 6 to 12 years old and our team intend to share songs that children sing in their childhood, songs that all of us learn from our parents and grandparents and also in schools and much more...
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Hi Reny. This is a great video. Thanks so much. Next week i will be with the portuguese pupils and i'mm show it. Tehy will love it, i'm sure.
Later i will post information about a nacional/ local tradition in this time of the year.
Thanks, Betty! It will be interesting to learn more about "Halloween" traditions in Portugal! I'm going to create with my children some funny projects, too. I'll publish them when I'm ready.
Kind regards, Reny
Well, portuguese tradition at this time of the year doesn't called Halloween.
The tradition is called "bread for God" (Pão por Deus) but it happens mostly at Lisbon area. Children ask for bread or dried fruit from home to home and say friendly spiels to those who give something and not friendly spiels for those who don't open their doors.
Nowadays, globalisation brings Halloween.
Thanks, Betty, for the interesting words! I'm going to tell my students about the Halloween traditions in different countries and yours as well. Hope that they liked it a lot.
Many hugs, Reny
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