Halloween With My Friends
Vocabulary
Reach each word out loud.
candy
/ËkĂŠndi/
noun
sweet food made with sugar, such as chocolate or small hard sweets
Example:
The little boy ate so much candy that his stomach hurt.
wore
/wÉÉč/
verb
(past tense of wear) to have had clothes, glasses, shoes, etc., on your body
Example:
He wore a heavy coat because it was snowing outside.
empty
/ËÉmpti/
verb
to remove everything that is inside a container or place
Example:
He emptied his backpack onto the bed to look for his keys.
costume
/ËkÉstum/
noun
a set of clothes worn to look like a different person, animal, or character
Example:
She wore a witch costume to the Halloween party.
midnight
/ËmÉȘdËnaÉȘt/
noun
the time of night where the clock reads 00:00 or 12:00 a.m.
Example:
I was so focused on studying that I didn't notice it was already midnight.
knock
/nÉk/
verb
to hit something to get people's attention; to hit a door so someone will open it
Example:
He knocked on the door instead of ringing the bell.
Advertisement
Story
Read the story out loud or play the audio and follow along.
Audio generated by AI
Halloween With My Friends
I love Halloween. Halloween is fun because I get a lot of candy.
I also like wearing scary costumes. My friends and I wore vampire costumes this year.
My friends and I walked around the neighborhood on Halloween night. We knocked on doors and said âtrick-or-treatâ and people gave us candy!
We went back home at the end of the night. We emptied our bags onto the floor and sat down. We had so much candy!
My mom put on a funny movie for us to watch. We ate a lot of candy while we watched the movie.
Normally, my mom makes me go to sleep around 9 p.m. On Halloween, I stayed awake until midnight!
We ate a lot of candy and laughed a lot at the movie. Halloween was so much fun. Iâm excited for next year! What costume will I wear?
Advertisement
Written by:
Thomas
Lesson updated:
October 3, 2026