Informative Essay About Halloween
The holiday of Halloween is coming up, and that’s getting everyone pretty excited. Halloween is scary, thrilling, sweet, and is packed with candy. We celebrate it just like any other major holiday. But the honest truth is, what is Halloween? To start, the day of this event is on October 31st every year. In class on the 26th I was running a lot of thoughts through my head. The topics that I thought up were: Automobiles; How to get off my butt and go do something; Easier learning options; How the government messes everything up; How to become a cowboy; How to control time; How to become a space traveler; Halloween’s Origins and Why americans are so serious about holidays. I chose Halloween and its origins, because I decided that it was the only
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Spending the High School period listening to the origin of Halloween was truly entertaining. I wanted to know all about it, so I decided to research a little bit. I poked around on the mystifying thing called the internet, and I found some pretty wacky things, and all of them did not match up to my thesis. To explore and see if any of my family knew anything about Halloween, I asked each one of them what they thought it was based on. The best, and funniest answer I got was from my smallest sibling, he is 10 years old, and he said, “Halloween is where you go get candy, and eat it and get diabetes.” Halloween is actually a religious event. It started around 2000 years ago in Ireland by a religious group called the Celtics. They believed that on Halloween, or Hallows’ Eve, the spirit world will open, and allow ghosts from relatives come and visit them. They used costumes to scare away the relatives that they did not want to come into the village. That is where we get costumes from. To lure the friendly ghosts in to join them, they would make a treat, and set it on their doorstep so friendly relative ghost would know where to
Spending the High School period listening to the origin of Halloween was truly entertaining. I wanted to know all about it, so I decided to research a little bit. I poked around on the mystifying thing called the internet, and I found some pretty wacky things, and all of them did not match up to my thesis. To explore and see if any of my family knew anything about Halloween, I asked each one of them what they thought it was based on. The best, and funniest answer I got was from my smallest sibling, he is 10 years old, and he said, “Halloween is where you go get candy, and eat it and get diabetes.” Halloween is actually a religious event. It started around 2000 years ago in Ireland by a religious group called the Celtics. They believed that on Halloween, or Hallows’ Eve, the spirit world will open, and allow ghosts from relatives come and visit them. They used costumes to scare away the relatives that they did not want to come into the village. That is where we get costumes from. To lure the friendly ghosts in to join them, they would make a treat, and set it on their doorstep so friendly relative ghost would know where to