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Words to Inspire a Spooktacular Halloween is Part V in the series of Words to Inspire.

Halloween is traditionally celebrated on the eve of All Hallows Day, 31 October, commemorating the Saints, Martyrs and dearly departed. Nowadays, though it has become commercialised and is celebrated with party activities, such a trick or treat, dress-up, carving pumpkins into Jack-O-Lanterns, telling spooky stories, etc.

"Double, double toil and trouble; 

Fire burn and cauldron bubble." 

~ Shakespeare: MacBeth

"It's as much fun to Scare

as to be scared." 

~ Vincent Price

"Shadows of a thousand years

 Rise again unseen, 

Voices whisper in the trees,

Tonight is

HALLOWEEN."

~ Dexter Kozen 

"By the pricking of my thumbs,

something wicked this way comes."

~ W. Shakespeare 

Here is a Print to inspire a Spooktacular Halloween Party 

or 

use the words to inspire your own Halloween craft creations. 

WORDS TO INSPIRE A SPOOKTACULAR HALLOWEEN

This Poster is available in PDF and is FREE to download and print, here.  

You are welcome to share it, however you may not sell it.

Part I: Words to Inspire Your Spring Creations

Part II : Words to Inspire Autumn Craft Creations

Part III: Words to Inspire for World Teachers' Day

Part IV: Words to Inspire Food Creations