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Young children should always go trick or
treating with an adult.
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Halloween costumes should be light colored
or have reflective tape on the front and back. This is to
ensure that drivers can see the child.
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Halloween masks should have large eyeholes
to ensure proper vision. It is best to use face paint,
instead of a mask.
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Keep away from open flames and candles
(costumes can be extremely flammable).
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Walk on sidewalks, not in the street.
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Don't walk across the grass, but use the
walk way to the front door.
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Plan your route and share it with your
family.
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Visit homes that have the porch light on.
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Carry a flashlight.
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Carry a white bag for your candy or a bag
with reflective tape on it.
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Do Not ride a bicycle. Your costume
could get caught in it.
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Eat only wrapped candy, and nothing that
is homemade or fruit.
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Never eat anything before your parents
have had a chance to examine all your treats.
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Never pick up candies from the street as
they might be poisoned candies or the treats of another
child. So don't touch them.
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Do not run in your costume. You
could trip and hurt yourself.
