Halloween is celebrated by millions of people in many countries as a fun time for kids and teens by putting on costumes and going door-to-door to get candies. So, our class decided to take part in this celebration. It was a great opportunity to show how we are good at making scary costumes and make-up. One of us had a make-up like burnt skin. One girl made an illusion of lack of one of her eyes. Everyone thought she was half-blind. It was so frightening! We also prepared several small competitions for pupils of primary school. For example, somebody had to throw small balls into the Halloween pumpkin. They were very funny in doing that. The most active pupils got lots of sweet and candies from us. We also had funny jokes in our "pocket" with flour or spaghetti which were similar to worms. Everyone liked that!
At the end of our "show" we shouted "TREAK OR TREAT". By the way, it's a traditional phrase kids say when they want to get candies. 
We hope that our Halloween was happy and scary! See you next year! (Cause we want everyone to be afraid of our next year costumes)

Alice Shmidt, 10b