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Trick or Treating

The document outlines rules and etiquette for children going trick-or-treating on Halloween, including staying with an adult, following safety rules like looking for cars before crossing streets, only approaching houses with lights on, waiting turns at doors, saying 'trick or treat' and 'thank you' to homeowners, and giving leftover candy to parents.

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Trick or Treating

The document outlines rules and etiquette for children going trick-or-treating on Halloween, including staying with an adult, following safety rules like looking for cars before crossing streets, only approaching houses with lights on, waiting turns at doors, saying 'trick or treat' and 'thank you' to homeowners, and giving leftover candy to parents.

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A Social Story: Trick or Treating On Halloween!

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October 31st is Halloween. On this day, children dress up in costumes and go trick-or-treating.

Some towns allow children to go trick-or-treating on a different day. This year I will go trick-or-treating on _____________________.
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I will go trick-or-treating with __________________(adult name) and I will follow their directions so I can stay safe. I may see some costumes or houses decorated in a way that is scary or makes me feel anxious.

I can tell the adult I am with I am scared and they will not make me go near houses or people I fear!
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When I go trick-or-treating I will follow these rules:

1. I will stay with an _________________(adult name). 2. I will walk on the sidewalk. 3. I will look both ways for cars and hold hands before I cross the street. 4. I will carry my own Halloween bag, bucket, or pillowcase.

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When I go trick-or-treating I will:


1. Walk up to a neighbors house ONLY IF they have their porch light on or are waiting outside to give out candy.

2. If the door is closed, I will knock on their door or ring their door bell.
3. If there are other children there, I will wait my turn. 4. When someone opens the door I will hold out my Halloween bag and say Trick or Treat!. 5. When they give me some candy I will look at them and say Thank you. Happy Halloween!, turn around and walk to the next house.
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When I am finished trick-or-treating I will go home and take off my costume. I will give my candy to my mom or dad so they can put it away for me.

If I want some candy I will ask them using my manners words Can I have some candy, please?. I will wait for my parents to give me permission before I eat any candy. I will say Happy Halloween to my parents before I go to bed. [Link]

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