What Costume to wear on Halloween

• Trick-or-treating
  • Respect the lights: Only approach houses with the lights on. A house without lights means the people are not home, have no candy, or are not participating. 
  • Be safe: Go with a group, use sidewalks, and look before crossing the street. Use reflective tape or glow sticks so others can see you. 
  • Be respectful: Ring the doorbell once and wait for a response. Accept whatever is offered, and say “thank you”. 
  • Be considerate: Don’t be greedy, and leave enough candy for others. 
  • Check your candy: Before eating, check your candy for choking hazards or tampering. 

Classic Costumes

• Witch: A timeless choice that can be spooky or sexy, depending on your preference.
• Vampire: Another classic that can be elegant or terrifying.
• Zombie: A fun and gory option that’s perfect for Halloween.
• Cat: A cute and flirty costume that’s always a hit.

Pop Culture Costumes

• Character from a movie or TV show: Dress up as your favorite character from a popular show or movie.
• Superhero or villain: Channel your inner hero or villain with a superhero or villain costume.
• Video game character: Dress up as your favorite video game character.

DIY Costumes

• Food: Dress up as your favorite food, like a pizza slice, a taco, or a cupcake.
• Animal: Get creative with an animal costume, like a squirrel, a raccoon, or a sloth.
• Object: Dress up as an object, like a lightbulb, a cloud, or a book.

Group Costumes

• Movie or TV show theme: Coordinate with friends or family to dress up as characters from a movie or TV show.
• Superhero team: Assemble a team of superheroes or villains.
• Food group: Dress up as different types of food, like fruits, vegetables, or desserts.

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