History of Halloween: Presentation and Trivia Game (Google Slides)

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Discover a captivating and educational approach to exploring the history of Halloween with our Halloween Heritage Google Slides presentation and trivia quiz! This detailed educational package delves into the deep-rooted traditions of this eerie celebration, tracing its evolution from ancient Celtic rituals to modern-day Christian observances. It also features intriguing insights into the origins of jack-o’-lanterns, the customs of trick-or-treating, and the fun of apple bobbing.

As a busy and dedicated teacher, it can be challenging to create quality lessons on short notice. But with our Google Slides activity and trivia, you can rest assured that your students will receive a relevant and engaging experience that they’ll love! This lesson is perfect for learning about the history of Halloween, from its ancient origins to its modern-day celebrations.

What makes this lesson even more exciting is the trivia game at the end! Students will go away laughing and having fun while putting their newfound knowledge to the test. With a total of 11 trivia questions, this interactive activity is perfect for all classes.

Our Halloween History Google Slides presentation and trivia game is easy to use – simply click on the linked file, hit “Slideshow View,” and go! Each slide can also serve as a basis for further discussion and instruction. Plus, students can do it for homework! Just send the link to your students, and they can learn the content and answer the questions from the comfort of their own homes.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to bring the history of Halloween to life in your classroom! Try our Halloween History Google Slides presentation and trivia game today.

How to Use

1. Click on the provided link to open the Google Slides file
2. Hit the “Slideshow View” button in the top right-hand corner
3. View and present slides that teach about the history of Halloween
4. Trivia questions follow; students select the answer (It’s really fun and includes sounds!)
5. If students get the answer incorrect, they can press the back button and go back to the question and try again
6. If they get the answer correct, they press the next button and go to the next question

Also, if you lose your place or want to play again, there is a button in the lower right corner that will take you back to the beginning of the game. If you don’t like the sounds (which you will because they are great!), you can just turn down the volume on your computer.

You can do this as a class, or put the students in small groups, or students can do it individually in the classroom or at home.