Halloween Basics
This orange vegetable is commonly carved into a Jack-o'-lantern
A pumpkin
This colorful candy comes in the shape of small beans and has the slogan "Taste the Rainbow."
Skittles
A witch traditionally flies around on this household item.
A Broomstick
Children sometimes dressed up as this classic spooky character with a white sheet
a ghost
You do this to a pumpkin to turn it into a Halloween decoration
Cut into/Carve
Halloween is celebrated on this date every year
October 31st
This candy is made of chocolate, caramel, nougat, and peanuts
Snickers
This creature is often described as having a full moon connection and howling at night
a werewolf
In the 1950s and '60s, children commonly carried these containers to collect Halloween candy
a bag or pillowcase
Children traditionally go door-to-door doing this on Halloween
trick-or-treating
People traditionally say this phrase when going door-to-door for Halloween candy
"Trick or Treat"
This candy has a chocolate center surrounded by a peanut butter filling
Reese's Peanut Butter Cups
This spooky creature is said to live in a coffin and drink blood
a vampire
Before Halloween costumes became common, who made children's costumes?
mom, grandma, etc
In this Halloween party game, you try to grab an apple floating in a tub of water—without using your hands!
bobbing for apples
This spooky creature is said to turn into a bat
a vampire
This candy is famous for being divided into three colors: yellow, orange, and white
candy corn
This creature is traditionally made by a scientist using body parts brought to life
Frankenstein's monster
Before plastic decorations became common, people often made Halloween decorations from this material.
paper
You might visit a farm in the fall to ride on one of these, often pulled by a tractor
a hayride
This black-and-orange holiday is celebrated the day before All Saints' Day
Halloween
These small chocolate candies are often found in a orange wrapper and have initials on the package.
M&Ms
This legendary creature is said to live in a Scottish lake
the Loch Ness Monster
This famous Halloween song was released by Bobby "Boris" Pickett in 1962
"The Monster Mash"
People often gather around one of these outdoors on a chilly fall evening.
a bonfire/fire pit