NMS Media
Core
Newsletter
October
Newsletter
B: Hunter Burkhead, Celissa
Wilson, & Hannah King
IN THIS ISSUE
Halloween Costumes by Celissa
Wilson
Are you going trick-or-treating this
Halloween or to your friend’s
costume party? If so, here are the
best costumes for Halloween 2014.
It is known that people will be
dressing up as Disney’s Frozen Elsa
and Olaf, Spider-Man, Bat-Man, and
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. They
will be spending 2.8 billion dollars
this Halloween. About 6.4 million will
dress up for Halloween this year.
Halloween Fun by Hunter Burkhead
1 Go to an apple orchard and make
caramel apples
2 Go on a fall foliage drive
3 Visit a pumpkin farm (Bearwallow
in Nancy)
4 Make leaf piles, forts, mazes
From:
http://family.disney.com/halloweenrecipes
A Halloween Snack by Hannah King
“Salty Bones”
-1 tube of refrigerated breadstick
dough
-Coarse salt
How To Make It
1 .Unroll a tube of refrigerated
breadstick dough and separate the
rectangular pieces.2
2. Working with one piece at a time,
stretch the dough to lengthen it a bit
and then use kitchen scissors or a
knife to cut a 11/2-inch slit in the
center of each end.
3 Roll or shape the resulting four
flaps of dough into knobs that look
like the ends of a bone.
4 Place the dough bones on an
ungreased baking sheet, spacing
them a few inches apart, and
sprinkle on a little coarse salt. Bake
the bones until they are light golden
brown, about 12 minutes.
Issue Date
Staying Safe @ Halloween
1
Cross the street at corners and look
before crossing
2
Look left and right before crossing
3
Put electronics down
4
Teach your child to look divers when
crossing the road
5
Watch for cars backing up
6
Always walk on sidewalks or paths
7
Stay off the road
8
Respect people
9
Mind your parents
10 You should have an adult going trick
treating
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