Classic Monsters
This famous monster is a green, thick-necked creature created by Viktor Frankenstein, often shown stitched together and brought back to life.
Who is Frankenstein’s Monster?
The date of Halloween.
What is October 31st?
This 8 legged creature is often associated with Halloween
What is a Spider?
This activity involves children dressing in costumes and going door-to-door asking for treats on the evening of October 31st
What is Trick or Treating?
This monstrous creature is often depicted as a reanimated corpse that feeds on human flesh.
What is a Zombie?
This country is where the tradition of carving jack-o'-lanterns started
What is Ireland?
This small, nocturnal mammal is often associated with vampires and Halloween.
What is a Bat?
After a night of collecting treats, many kids engage in this activity, where they swap candies with friends or siblings to get their favorites
What is trading candy?
This classic monster is part human with the head of a wolf and is associated with the full moon.
What is a Werewolf?
People traditionally believed you should wear this on Halloween to ward off ghosts.
What are Costumes?
People claim to see this being in haunted locations.
What is a ghost?
Carving these orange vegetables into spooky faces is a popular Halloween tradition, often displayed on porches
What are Pumpkins?
This classic monster is a reincarnated creature wrapped in bandages.
What is a Mummy?
This year is when the tradition of trick-or-treating in the United States first became popular.
What is The 1930s?
This type of supernatural being is a person, often female, who practices witchcraft, often associated with magic and folklore
What is a Witch?
These attractions, often set up in old buildings or scary places, have spooky themes and scare tactics to entertain thrill-seekers during Halloween
What are haunted houses?
This person is the king of all vampires, a classic character created by Bram Stoker known for his fear of sunlight and aversion to garlic.
Who is Count Dracula?
This ancient Celtic festival is often considered the precursor to Halloween.
What is Samhain?
This bony figure is often seen dancing in the moonlight and is a popular symbol of death and the afterlife, especially during Halloween festivities
What is a Skeleton?
This three-colored candy, resembling a kernel of corn, has been a Halloween staple since its invention in the 1880s
What is candy corn?