Halloween Basics
This holiday is celebrated on October 31.
What is Halloween?
This candy has colorful pieces and a chocolate center.
What are M&M’s?
This person is said to ride a broomstick.
What is a witch?
People carve faces into these.
What are pumpkins?
This animal says “meow” and is often associated with witches.
What is a black cat?
Children often say this when asking for candy.
What is "Trick or Treat?"
This chewy candy is often sold in black and orange.
What are Twizzlers?
This creature is famous for saying “Boo!”
What is a ghost?
Children go door-to-door doing this on Halloween.
What is trick-or-treating?
This creepy-crawly has eight legs.
What is a spider?
People often dress up in these on Halloween.
What are costumes?
This candy bar shares its name with a popular peanut butter brand.
What is Reese’s?
This undead creature is often associated with Halloween.
What is a zombie?
This decoration is often made from fake spider webs.
What are spider webs?
This spooky place is often said to be haunted.
What is a haunted house?
This orange vegetable is commonly carved for Halloween.
What is a pumpkin?
This candy is shaped like a small triangle and comes in several colors.
What is candy corn?
This creature is said to turn into a bat.
What is a vampire?
People may bob for these in a tub of water.
What are apples?
This glowing object can help light the way in the dark.
What is a lantern?
Halloween comes the day before this November holiday.
What is All Saints’ Day?
This candy is famous for the slogan “melts in your mouth, not in your hand.”
What are M&M’s?
This monster is often described as a large, hairy creature.
What is a werewolf?
This spooky activity involves telling frightening stories.
What are scary stories?
This word describes something that causes fear or fright.
What is scary?