CANDY CANDY CANDY!
This candy comes in a rainbow of colors and is often the top selling Halloween candy in the world. What candy is this?
Skittles
This country of people are often credited with helping to bring Halloween to the US during the migration of it's people during the Potato Famine. Who were these people?
The Irish or Ireland.
The MPR is short for what? (example: Monster Party Room??)
Multi-purpose room
This word means "movement of people or animals from one usual place of residence to another." What is this word?
Migration
Monster Mash is a type of food? or a song?
This object is isosceles in shape. Many people make fun of it and there are many memes about it being gross but it's delicious. It is orange yellow and white.
CANDY CORN
This world famous magician died on Halloween. Who was this magician?
Harry Houdini
The 5 Nishimachi Learner Expectations are what...
We make connections
We take ownership
We pursue challenges
We act ethically
We are creative
In Home of the Brave, Kek uses the term "flying boats." What is he referring to?
Airplanes
Fruit
There are how many numbers of colors of M and M's in an original/regular pack of M and M's?
Six. (Red, orange, green, blue, yellow, and brown.)
Who wrote the famous classic novel Frankenstein?
Mary Shelley
On the front of the Nishimachi Library there is a sign. It is the name of the library. What is the official name of the Nishimachi Library?
In the Home of the Brave, "Kids will eat you alive" is an example of what type of phrase?
An idiom
In Hocus Pocus, which Sanderson sister was the smartest?
Mary
In the same year that Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin, this candy was invented. The candy has ridges on the sides and is a circle. This candy is not allowed in nut-free schools! What candy is this?
Reeses Peanut Butter cups
According to some historians, the first "zombie" was a man who had been injected with venom by an enemy. The venom first paralyzed him and people thought he had died. Then when the venom wore off, he walked around off-balanced and disoriented, thus creating the illusion of the walking dead. This venom came from what?
A puffer fish or a blow fish.
There is a rock with a plaque by the front entrance to the Matsukata House. What does the plaque on the rock say?
Once a Viking Always a Viking
A CAULDRON is what part of speech?
A noun
The person who makes it does not use it. The person who buys it won't enjoy it. What is it?
A coffin
This popular Japanese candy was invented in the 1960s. About 50 years before all of you were born!! It was designed so that you can eat it without getting chocolate on your fingers. These candy snacks are so popular that they are recognized with their own day, November 11th! What candy snack is this?
Pockys
People used to carve turnips for Halloween. NOT pumpkins! What food category is a turnip. (eg: meat, dairy, fruit, vegetable.)
Vegetable
About how many different nationalities of people are at Nishimachi? 15, 35, 65 or 85 different nationalities?
About 35 different nationalities
People have to migrate from their home countries for many reasons. Name three reasons why a family might migrate.
(examples)
I am tall when I am young. I am short when I am old. At Halloween I bring pumpkins to life!