Choco Bear Face Pumpkin Carving Template

Halloween Safety Tips

• Have your child wear a costume that is bright and reflective, or add reflective materials to costumes and trick-or-treat bags for added visibility.
• While driving on Halloween night, drive slowly with full headlights in order to spot kids from afar. Triple-check for children at intersections, driveways, and curbs.
• Children and guardians should both carry flashlights and/or glow sticks.
• Double-check the candy your child receives is properly sealed before they sample any treats.

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