Monsters
Halloween Traditions
Halloween Candy
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Fun Fall Facts
100

This monster is affected by moonlight and howls.

Werewolf

100

People often wear these on Halloween.

Costumes

100

A long colorful sweet made of gum in the shape of a bug.

Gummy worms

100

Is a pumpkin a vegetable or a fruit?

Fruit

100

One of the main colors associated with fall is...

Orange

200

This monster is originally from Egypt and looks like it is wrapped up in toilet paper.

Mummy

200
On Halloween kids dress up and go house to house collecting candy. This is called...

Trick-or-Treating

200

An apple that is dipped into caramel and coated with candy.

Caramel Apple

200

What is the name of this fall vegetable?

Sweet Potato

200

The most popular sport played during the fall season.

Football

300

This monster cannot be in sunlight, sleeps in a coffin, and has fangs.

Vampire

300

People often carve these gourds to make a lantern on Halloween.

Jack-o-Lantern

300

This chocolate bar is named after our galaxy.

Milkyway

300

What is the name of the period when farmers gather crops from the fields?

Harvest

300

When a period of unseasonably warm weather occurs after the first frost, what was this time of year called?

Indian Summer

400

This monster casts spells and rides on a broomstick.

Witch

400

Some people go to these to have a scare.

Haunted Houses

400

This candy's saying is "Taste the rainbow"

Skittles

400

Coworkers, neighbors, and friends often have a fall cook-off with what cooler weather food?

Chili

400

For many shoppers, the day after Thanksgiving is called...

Black Friday

500

This monster was created by a mad scientist and often has a green face.

Frankenstein

500

Before TV and movies, people used to gather around the fire and tell these to get a scare.

Telling ghost stories

500

What is the most popular Halloween Candy in the United States?

Reese's Peanut Butter Cups

500

Made of a popular fruit that ripens in early fall, this drink can be enjoyed hot or cold.

Apple Cider

500

What Mexican holiday is celebrated on Nov. 1-2?

Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead)