Halloween crafts

Halloween means "All hallow's eve", Word that comes from the old English, and that means 'eve of all Saints', since it refers to the night of 31 October, eve of the feast of all saints.
In Hallowe'en ' in (all hallow's eve), literally the eve of all saints, the Anglo-Saxon legend says that it is easy to see witches and ghosts. Children dress up and go - with a candle inserted in a gutted pumpkin in which incisions are made to form a skull - from House to House. When you open the door screaming: "trick or treat" (joke or gift) to indicate that they will spend a joke whom no them a kind of gratuity or bonus in sweets or money.

You're craft can be made in the classroom and are very easy and very cheap to make, you need:
 - Sish and glass of toilet colours
 -Painting
 -Cardboard
 -Toilet paper
 - Straws (for the legs of the spider)