Spooky Things
You need to wear one of these if you go trick-or-treating!
A costume.
After you knock on someone’s door, you say this to get the candy.
Trick or treat!
This Halloween monster sleeps inside of coffins and can turn into a bat.
The Vampire
Watch your back or else this monster in a business suit might catch you in this horror video game.
Slenderman
You might see this nocturnal bird on a farm. It has big eyes and can turn its head around.
An Owl
This is another name for a spiderweb.
A cobweb
Halloween is always on this day in October.
October 31st
In Mary Shelley’s original story, he was the scientist and not the monster.
(Doctor) Frankenstein
In this spooky video game, you’re a security guard. But be careful! The animatronics are alive.
Five Nights at Freddy's
Not everyone likes it, but everyone knows it. This Halloween sweet is named after a common crop (a farm plant) and is orange, white, and yellow.
Candy corn
This bone-chilling Halloween symbol might come from Mexico’s Day of the Dead celebrations.
Skull
This spooky place is a building with actors in costumes who try to scare you.
A haunted house
This famous Halloween creature describes a person who turns into a scary beast during the full moon.
The Werewolf
This Tim Burton movie features a talking skeleton and the well-known song “This is Halloween”
The Nightmare Before Christmas
Watch out! You don’t want to get lost walking in one of these if you go to a farm on Halloween.
A corn maze
If you carve a pumpkin and put a light inside of it, it becomes one of these.
A Jack-o'-Lantern
If you want to spook your friends, you might want to tell them one of these stories about hauntings and spirits.
He is a classic representation of death. He carries a scythe.
This creepy family is a famous symbol of Halloween. Their daughter Wednesday even has her own Netflix show!
The Addams family
Name for a tour of a farm where you sit in a tractor. It’s a common fall activity for kids.
Hayride
Witches fly on these, which you can also use to clean your house.
Broomsticks
If you really want to scare your friends, you can try to talk with the dead at one of these events with a French name.
A Séance
Washington Irving made this horse-riding monster famous in his story "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow"
The Headless Horseman
Who are you going to call when there's ghosts in your neighborhood?
The Ghostbusters
In this traditional American autumn activity you need to grab an apple from a bucket of water with just your mouth.
Bobbing for apples