Creepy Creatures
This large, hairy spider is often feared for its size but is actually gentle
Tarantula
This candy is famous for its orange, yellow, and white triangle shape.
Candy Corn
This Disney movie features three witch sisters brought back to life on Halloween night.
Hocus Pocus
True or False: Halloween is always celebrated on October 31st
true
This nocturnal animal hangs upside down and uses echolocation to find food.
A bat
Taste the rainbow
skittles
In Coraline, the “Other Mother” has these instead of eyes.
Buttons
The word “Halloween” comes from “All Hallows’ ___.”
Eve
This bird is often seen as a symbol of bad luck or death.
A raven (or crow)
Candy with the same name as a planet
mars
In The Nightmare Before Christmas, this skeleton wants to take over Christmas.
Jack Skellington
In Mexico, this holiday honors loved ones who have passed away around the same time as Halloween.
Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead)?
This mythical bird is reborn from its ashes
Phoenix
First they're sour, then they're sweet
sour patch kids
In Casper, what word does Casper use to describe himself?
friendly
In medieval times, poor people would go door-to-door asking for food in exchange for prayers for the dead — an early form of what tradition?
Trick or treating
This ancient sea monster is said to pull ships under the water with its many tentacles.
the kraken
What movie led to the creation of candy like Nerds and Everlasting Gobstoppers?
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Saying his name three times makes him appear
Beetle Juice
The country most credited with starting Halloween traditions.
Ireland