Treat or Treat?
Spooky Movies
Classic Monsters
Halloween Traditions
Halloween History
100
This popular halloween candy was made to look like corn kernels
Hint: It has three colors
Candy Corn
100
This friendly ghost starred in movies and cartoons.
Casper
100
He sleeps in a coffin and avoids garlic.
Dracula
100
People originally wore costumes on Halloween to scare away these.
Ghosts or evil spirits
100
The word “Halloween” comes from “All Hallows’ ______.”
"All Hallows EVE"
200
This candy's slogan is "Taste the rainbow"
200
In this 1993 movie, three witches named Winifred, Sarah, and Mary come back to life on Halloween night.
Hocus Pocus
200
This howling animal only appears during a full moon.
Werewolf
200
Many believe that crossing paths with one of these animals brings bad luck.
Black Cat
200
This country is credited with starting Halloween traditions.
Ireland
300
In early Halloween traditions, people gave out this type of food instead of candy.
Soul cakes, fruit, nuts, and other homemade treats
300
“A Nightmare on _______ _______” is a 1984 horror movie introduced one of the most iconic horror villains ever.
A Nightmare on Elm Street
300
This monster was created by a scientist in a lab.
Frankenstein
300
This vegetable was originally used for jack-o’-lanterns before pumpkins.
Turnip
300
The day after Halloween is known as this religious holiday. What is this day called?
All Saints' Day