Carving & Origins
Movie & Game Frights
Monsters & Creatures
Spooky Riddles
Spooky Anagrams!
100

This famous two-word phrase is what kids say when asking for candy at doors.

Trick or Treat

100

In Stranger Things, this dark alternate world parallel to Hawkins is full of vines, fog, and monsters.

The Upside Down

100

According to classic monster movies, this metal is the only bullet material that can stop a werewolf.

Silver

100

What do you call a witch who lives at the beach and cooks on the hot sand?

A Sand-witch

100

Spell the nocturnal bird sitting in a spooky tree that makes "hoo" sounds.

Owl

200

The name of the lit pumpkin sitting on your porch comes from an old Irish legend about "Stingy Jack."

Jack-o'-lantern

200

In The Nightmare Before Christmas, Jack Skellington holds this official title in Halloween Town.


The Pumpkin King

200

This creature, brought to life by a scientist using lightning, was created in an 1818 book by Mary Shelley.

Frankenstein's Monster

200

Unscramble: F O W L R E W E

WEREWOLF

200

Spell the glowing ring of light that floats above an angel's head or circles a full moon.

Halo

300

Before pumpkins became popular, people in Ireland carved this root vegetable to scare away spirits.

Turnip

300

This main pizza-shop animatronic bear causes spooky occurrences in Five Nights at Freddy's.

Freddy Fazbear

300

This wrapped undead creature from ancient Egyptian tombs wakes up if its resting place is disturbed.

Mummy

300

What is a vampire's absolute favorite fruit to eat?

Blood Orange 

300

pell the sound a creepy werewolf makes at the full moon.

HOWL

400

Black cats are often associated with Halloween because people used to believe they were sidekicks to these magical people.

Witches

400

n Hotel Transylvania, this famous vampire runs the hotel for monsters.

Dracula

400

This nocturnal flying animal uses echolocation to fly through the dark sky on Halloween.

bat

400

Unscramble: D A R V E G A Y R

GRAVEYARD

400

Spell the giant, heavy sea mammal that swims in the freezing ocean.

Whale

500

People originally wore scary masks on Halloween night for this specific reason.

To trick/hide from real ghosts

500

In Coraline, the creepy button-eyed imposter who created the parallel home world is known by this name.

The Other Mother

500

In folklore, if a human is bitten by a vampire, they turn into one unless they use this smelly vegetable to keep them away.


Garlic

500

Unscramble: N A T L E A R K N O J C

JACK-O'-LANTERN

500

Spell the word for a warm, knitted fabric made from sheep's fleece.

Wool