Children need the hand of their parents to make this craft, because the cuts must come up with a knife to the pumpkin. Children may, for example, help flush and clean the pumpkin seeds and pulp, draw eyes and mouth, and then have fun in an amazing way.

Equipment necessary for the Halloween pumpkin :

- A pumpkin desired size
- A black marker
- A cutter or knife
- A spoon
- A candle
- Gloves

Preparation:
1 – Well, first, go away ran to the market to buy a pumpkin. It is advisable that the pumpkin has a flat base to stand alone and that the face is smoother because it will be easy to work. With the help of a knife, the report will cover the pumpkin, removing the top. Then remove the seeds (pips) and the pulp inside.

2 – Then, with the help of a pen, draw the eyes in the form of a triangle, and a zigzag mouth. Using a sharp knife or a Stanley knife, cut the pieces of the face by the dotted line marked.

3 – This will be the pumpkin if you cut it every piece of his face.

4 – For the pumpkin to win a frightening appearance, insert a candle inside. Some prefer to turn it on before putting it in the pumpkin and others prefer to ignite.

5 – And the pumpkin ready to decorate a corner of the house!

Many of the traditions practiced today on Halloween was brought to America by Irish immigrants who celebrate Samhain, a Celtic harvest festival. Everything we do on Halloween is rooted in some ways to the ancient Celtic rituals no matter how removed the celebration of this day possible from the original.

What’s in a name?
Facts about the Halloween show that it is not always called Halloween. Even some people say the right spelling should be Halloween. The first form of Halloween is the Celtic festival of Samhain. Samhain marked the end of the harvest season and the time when those who disbelieve are stocked in the winter and slaughter cattle supply.

The name Halloween comes from a shortened version of the All-holy-even, one day that many European countries similar to celebrate the festival of Samhain. This is why Halloween is also known as All Hallows Eve. But Samhain was a festival of Halloween is clearly the origin to the center part of the festival to be done with the belief that today is the lines between the living and the dead blurred.

Dressing up
Facts about Halloween costumes come from the belief that Samhain is the day of the living and the dead across the street. The spirits of the dead is considered to cause illness and injury among people and damaged crops. Dress up costumes to imitate the spirits of the dead is considered to deceive the human spirit that was truly dead. This has now evolved into a wonderful practice filled with people do not care much about how scary or they look dead.

Pumpkin and trick or treating
Pumpkin is another practice that originated, according to the facts about Halloween, forming Celtic tradition. In Ireland the family carved lanterns from turnips and rutabagas to expel evil spirits. When Irish family who moved to America they used pumpkins are widely available and easier to carve. Facts about Halloween describe the practice in Ireland to go from house to house asking for food donations for the party in the city center. This is how the tradition of trick or treating begins.