When Halloween approaches, our younger children start noticing what others are doing. They begin asking questions, and some may even get excited when they see costumes and candy in the supermarkets. Friends at school might talk about their outfits and Halloween parties, and teachers may also teach about it to our Muslim children, which isn’t ideal when we’re trying to keep them away from such un-Islamic practices. Halloween has nothing to do with Islam and is far from our Islamic beliefs. This is what you will learn from this resource, Insha'Allah.
 
I highly recommend all Muslim mothers, homeschoolers, and Muslim teachers use this resource with our children so we can educate them about the real history of Halloween and why Muslims should not participate in this non-Muslim festival. I’ve included all the information you need, along with teaching material you can read. There’s also a link to more information from our scholars and students of knowledge, and this resource is based on their work.
 
This resource is for children aged 4-12 years, and it’s suitable for both writers and non-writers. Children can either write the information in the boxes provided or stick them in. I’ve tried my best to simplify the information for these ages. For the writers, I suggest using a thin-tip pen so the writing fits inside the boxes. 
 
I hope this resource benefits you and your children or students, Insha'Allah. If you enjoy it, please leave us a review or feedback on our website under this product or on any of our social media accounts. I would really appreciate this, as it helps others learn about the resource and see how it can help educate children. Jazakiallahu khairan.
Free Pumpkin Worksheet 
https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:EU:847f0425-f063-4ff4-b49a-5e11baed02bd
Free Halloween Word Search (download image from the photos above) 
I have also added a poster form image you can use in the images above. It is based upon the information in the resource. 
https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:EU:e50d8c7c-9311-4942-9fd7-e851a7f2cd58