11: All Hallows' Eve
“Anyone could see that the wind was a special wind this night, and the darkness took on a special feel because it was All Hallows’ Eve.” -Ray Bradbury The celebration of Halloween is marked on the 31st of October in many countries all over the world. Many believe that this event started from an ancient Celtic festival that is highlighted by rituals that ward off spirits during the end of harvest season. This tradition has evolved over time into the Halloween that we celebrate now — one with spooky costumes, delectable treats, and jack o’ lanterns. This week, the Kindergarteners prepared to celebrate Halloween with the whole school, and experienced its different elements in meaningful and enriching ways together. But first, what exactly is Halloween for each of them? Are You Afraid of the Dark? Oftentimes, Halloween is associated with the dark as it is at night when the spooky monsters go out to haunt the streets — or perhaps to go trick or treating. 😄 This week, the childre