The celebration of Halloween has become one of the most important dates on the school calendar. For many students, it is a day full of excitement, color, and fantasy; and for families, it is a perfect opportunity to actively participate in school life.
During this event, Halloween costumes are undoubtedly the stars of the show: they give free rein to the imagination, allow children to transform themselves into their favorite characters, and turn the educational environment into a space for play, expression, and coexistence.
Why Celebrate Halloween at School?
Beyond its playful aspect, Halloween is a great opportunity to work on a different aspects pedagogical and emotional. Through this celebration, students:
- They enhance their creativity by inventing characters and decorating spaces.
- They develop oral and artistic expression , especially in group dynamics.
- Improve their social skills social skills to interact with classmates from other stages and levels.
- They learn to respect diversity , understanding that each costume, each story and each celebration has a unique value.
Furthermore, Halloween is an ideal excuse to introduce cultural content, promoting the understanding of Anglo-Saxon traditions and the origin of this celebration, as well as its evolution in different parts of the world.
Halloween Costumes: An Experience to Share with the Family
For many families, the preparation of Halloween costumes becomes one of the most special moments of the school year. Therefore, we encourage the entire family to be involved in the creative process.
It’s not just about choosing a costume, but about experiencing it as a family activity: looking for ideas, recycling materials, inventing characters, and enjoying time together. This experience not only helps strengthen family bonds, but also conveys values such as teamwork, imagination, and commitment to the environment.
Learn More About Our Teaching Methodology
As an American and international school, October 31 is one of our most important days at Casvi International American School. However, Halloween celebrations are not limited to that day alone. The weeks leading up to it are filled with preparations involving the entire educational community, including families.
In addition, we welcome other ways of commemorating these dates, such as the creation of traditional altars in honor of the ‘DÃa de Muertos’.
If you would like to learn more about our teaching methodology, please visit our website or contact us.
