Halloween is a holiday with a long history and can have different meanings for different people. The name Halloween is a shorter version of All Hallows’ Eve or the night before All Saints Day. It can be thought of as a celebration of the night before All Saints Day. Halloween is a holiday celebrated each year on October 31. The main tradition of Halloween is to dress up in a costume. People dress up in all sorts of costumes. Some people like scary costumes such as ghosts, witches, or skeletons, but a lot of people dress up in fun costumes like superheroes, movie stars, or cartoon characters. Let your children to learn some names of Halloween items. They can improve their memory skills and train brain by playing funny games.