This flying mammal comes out at night and uses echolocation to find food.
What is a bat?
This colorful candy is shaped like a kernel of corn.
What is candy corn?
This spooky creature is said to float through walls, saying "Boo!"
What is a ghost?
Children dress up in costumes and go door to door asking for this.
What is candy?
Witches are often shown flying on one of these.
What is a broomstick?
This eight-legged animal spins sticky webs to catch insects.
What is a spider?
This chocolate candy is covered in a colorful shell and comes in many colors.
What are M&Ms?
This monster sleeps in a coffin and is said to drink blood.
What is a vampire?
This orange squash can be carved into a jack-o-lantern.
What is a pumpkin?
A witch mixes magical ingredients in this large black pot.
What is a cauldron?
This black bird is often seen in Halloween decorations and is known for its loud "caw!"
What is a crow?
This candy bar is made with nougat, caramel, peanuts and chocolate.
What is a Snickers bar?
This monster is wrapped from head to toe in bandages.
What is a mummy?
People often wear these on Halloween to look like someone or something else.
What are costumes?
A magical drink made by mixing special ingredients.
What is a potion?
This wise bird says "hoot" and is mostly active at night.
This chewy fruit-flavored candy comes in small square pieces wrapped in paper.
What is a Starburst?
According to legends, this person rides around on a broomstick and brews potions.
What is a witch?
This Halloween activity involves saying, "Trick or treat!"
What is trick or treating?
This magical tool is often waved to cast spells.
What is a wand?
This wild canine is famous in Halloween stories for howling at the moon.
What is a wolf?
This peanut butter-filled candy is shaped like a cup (and is also my favorite!)
What is a Reece's Peanut Butter Cup?
This monster changes into a wolf during a full moon.
What is a werewolf?
A scary attraction filled with spooky decorations and surprises.
What is a haunted house?
This mythical horse has a single horn growing from its forehead.
What is a unicorn?