Halloween Traditions
Fall Foods
Famous Frights
Autumn Sights & Sounds
Spooky Movies & Songs
Tricks or Treats
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People go door to door saying this to get candy.
Trick or Treat!
100
You might sip this warm apple drink at a fall festival.
Apple Cider
100
This friendly ghost starred in comics and cartoons.
Casper
100
Leaves change to these warm colors in the fall.
Red, orange, and yellow.
100
This song by Bobby “Boris” Pickett says, “It was a graveyard smash!”
Monster Mash
100
You might find these tiny chocolates in your trick-or-treat bag
Hershey's Kisses
200
These carved orange vegetables glow with candles inside.
Jack-o'-Lanterns/Pumpkins
200
This orange dessert is often served at Thanksgiving.
Pumpkin Pie
200
He’s known for saying “I vant to suck your blood!”
Dracula
200
You might hear this sound as you step through fallen leaves.
Crunching
200
This movie features three witch sisters from Salem.
Hocus Pocus
200
This long, chewy candy comes in fruity flavors and twists.
Twizzlers
300
This spooky night comes before All Saints’ Day.
Halloween
300
These sticky, shiny treats are apples covered in caramel.
Caramel Apples
300
This black animal is often seen as spooky or unlucky.
Cat.
300
People visit these at farms to pick their own pumpkins.
Pumpkin Patch
300
In It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown, who waits for the Great Pumpkin?
Linus
300
If you get a trick instead of a treat, your house might get covered in this.
Toilet Paper
400
You might wear this to become someone (or something) else.
Costume
400
People bake these small, round, spiced treats — sometimes with raisins.
Cookies/spice cookies
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400
Frankenstein’s monster came to life with a bolt of this.
Lightning
400
You might rake these up into a big pile for jumping.
Leaves
400
"Who you gonna call?"
Ghostbusters
400
This candy bar is named after a famous horse.
Snickers
500
This ancient Celtic festival inspired Halloween.
Samhain
500
This vegetable can be roasted, pureed, or made into soup — and is also used for decorations.
Pumpkin
500
This creepy and kooky family lived at 0001 Cemetery Lane.
The Addams Family
500
The season that comes after summer.
Autumn/Fall
500
This spooky creature “comes alive” when the moon is full.
Werewolf
500
Some kids might say this stinky phrase before getting their treats at the door.
“Trick or treat, smell my feet.”
