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1、Visit www.readinga- for thousands of books and materials.Jack-o-LanternsA Reading AZ Level Q Leveled BookWord Count:970Writing and ArtHow would you carve your jack-o-lantern for Halloween?Draw a picture of your design and write about it.Social StudiesResearch another countrys Halloween traditions.Us
2、e a Venn diagram to compare your countrys Halloween traditions with the traditions of the other country.Connectionswww.readinga-LEVELED BOOK QWritten by Marcie AboffKNQwww.readinga-Written by Marcie AboffHow did the tradition of carving jack-o-lanterns begin,and how have jack-o-lanterns changed over
3、 time?Focus QuestionWords to Knowcursed designs festive immigrated mischievous planetarium stingy stencils traditionJack-o-LanternsLevel Q Leveled Book Learning AZWritten by Marcie AboffAll rights reserved.www.readinga-CorrelationLEVEL QN3030Fountas&PinnellReading RecoveryDRAPhoto Credits:Front cove
4、r,back cover:tvirbickis/iStock/Thinkstock;title page,page 10(both):Blend Images/Alamy Stock Photo;pages 3,12:Cem Ozdel/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images;page 4:Richman21/iStock/Thinkstock;page 5:Norm Betts/REX/Shutterstock;page 7:EGON/Alamy Stock Photo;page 8:Blend Images/SuperStock;page 9:jcjgphotography
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6、mages;page 15(top left):Karamba70/D;page 15(top right):Vassiliy Kochetkov/DIllustration Credits:Page 6:Jovan Ukropina/Learning AZ3Table of ContentsWhat Is a Jack-o-Lantern?.4Modern Jack-o-Lanterns .7Carving Jack-o-Lanterns .9Jack-o-Lantern Events .12The Tradition Continues .15Glossary .16Jack-o-Lant
7、erns Level Q4What Is a Jack-o-Lantern?Some of them look spooky.Some of them look funny.Some of them look like detailed works of art.Who would have guessed that so much could be done with pumpkins?Carved pumpkins are called jack-o-lanterns.A festive sight on doorsteps,porches,and in windows,jack-o-la
8、nterns are popular decorations around Halloween.When a light is placed inside the pumpkins hollow center,the jack-o-lantern glows in the autumn night.People carve pumpkins into all sorts of creative designs.3Table of ContentsWhat Is a Jack-o-Lantern?.4Modern Jack-o-Lanterns .7Carving Jack-o-Lanterns
9、 .9Jack-o-Lantern Events .12The Tradition Continues .15Glossary .16Jack-o-Lanterns Level Q4What Is a Jack-o-Lantern?Some of them look spooky.Some of them look funny.Some of them look like detailed works of art.Who would have guessed that so much could be done with pumpkins?Carved pumpkins are called
10、 jack-o-lanterns.A festive sight on doorsteps,porches,and in windows,jack-o-lanterns are popular decorations around Halloween.When a light is placed inside the pumpkins hollow center,the jack-o-lantern glows in the autumn night.People carve pumpkins into all sorts of creative designs.5Children and a
11、dults alike enjoy turning pumpkins into jack-o-lanterns.Simple jack-o-lanterns may have triangle eyes and a toothy grin.Other jack-o-lanterns are carved with frightening faces.Some artists carve out detailed and festive designs.People started carving pumpkins more than a hundred years ago.Legends sa
12、y the jack-o-lantern tradition began even earlier,though,in Ireland.People in Ireland carved their jack-o-lanterns out of turnips or potatoes.Some artists compete to carve the best jack-o-lanterns and even the largest.Jack-o-Lanterns Level Q6Why did the Irish start this tradition,and where did the n
13、ame jack-o-lantern come from,anyway?Many fables exist about its origins.One of the more commonly known fables from the nineteenth century tells of a man named Stingy Jack.The legend says that Stingy Jack was cheap,which is how he earned his nickname.He also liked to play tricks on everyone.Stingy Ja
14、ck was so mischievous that when he died,he was cursed to roam the land forever.He had to spend eternity alone in the darkness.He carved a turnip and put a light inside to guide him.The Irish called his ghost“Jack of the Lantern”and then simply“Jack-o-lantern.”5Children and adults alike enjoy turning
15、 pumpkins into jack-o-lanterns.Simple jack-o-lanterns may have triangle eyes and a toothy grin.Other jack-o-lanterns are carved with frightening faces.Some artists carve out detailed and festive designs.People started carving pumpkins more than a hundred years ago.Legends say the jack-o-lantern trad
16、ition began even earlier,though,in Ireland.People in Ireland carved their jack-o-lanterns out of turnips or potatoes.Some artists compete to carve the best jack-o-lanterns and even the largest.Jack-o-Lanterns Level Q6Why did the Irish start this tradition,and where did the name jack-o-lantern come f
17、rom,anyway?Many fables exist about its origins.One of the more commonly known fables from the nineteenth century tells of a man named Stingy Jack.The legend says that Stingy Jack was cheap,which is how he earned his nickname.He also liked to play tricks on everyone.Stingy Jack was so mischievous tha
18、t when he died,he was cursed to roam the land forever.He had to spend eternity alone in the darkness.He carved a turnip and put a light inside to guide him.The Irish called his ghost“Jack of the Lantern”and then simply“Jack-o-lantern.”7Modern Jack-o-LanternsEventually,the Stingy Jack tradition becam
19、e part of a night called All Hallows Eve.People throughout Europe lit bonfires and wore costumes to ward off roaming ghosts.In Ireland,people hollowed out turnips and potatoes and carved scary faces on the vegetables.They placed a light inside to keep mischievous spirits like Stingy Jack away from t
20、heir homes.These were the original jack-o-lanterns.Soon,people in Scotland and England started to follow the custom of carving vegetables on this night.The English used hollowed-out beets for their jack-o-lanterns.All Hallows Eve later became known as Halloween.This turnip was carved into a traditio
21、nal jack-o-lantern.Jack-o-Lanterns Level Q8When Irish,English,and Scottish people immigrated to the United States,they brought the jack-o-lantern tradition with them.They soon found that pumpkins,grown in the United States,worked well as jack-o-lanterns.By the 1920s,pumpkin carving became widespread
22、 across America.Today,carving jack-o-lanterns is an important part of Halloween,just like trick-or-treating and wearing costumes.Every autumn,people visit pumpkin patches,farms,and vegetable stands to pick just the right pumpkin.About 1.5 billion pounds (more than 680 million kg)of pumpkins are grow
23、n in the United States each year.Children enjoy searching through rows of pumpkins to pick out their favorite.7Modern Jack-o-LanternsEventually,the Stingy Jack tradition became part of a night called All Hallows Eve.People throughout Europe lit bonfires and wore costumes to ward off roaming ghosts.I
24、n Ireland,people hollowed out turnips and potatoes and carved scary faces on the vegetables.They placed a light inside to keep mischievous spirits like Stingy Jack away from their homes.These were the original jack-o-lanterns.Soon,people in Scotland and England started to follow the custom of carvin
25、g vegetables on this night.The English used hollowed-out beets for their jack-o-lanterns.All Hallows Eve later became known as Halloween.This turnip was carved into a traditional jack-o-lantern.Jack-o-Lanterns Level Q8When Irish,English,and Scottish people immigrated to the United States,they brough
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