Dracula's Decodables
Haunted Homophones
Halloween Trivia
Monster Word Mix-up
History Horror
100

cackle

cac-kle

100

The ______________ of the school is Mr. Iyescas. 

(principal, principle)

principal

100

tab

bat

100

Is a pumpkin a fruit or a vegetable? 

Fruit

100

In a small town, there lived a mysterious man named Vlad. The townspeople were afraid of him, believing he was a vampire. One Halloween night, a young girl named Anya decided to investigate the rumors. She followed Vlad to an old, abandoned castle. 

Why did Anya decide to investigate the rumors about Vlad?

She was curious about the mysterious man and whether or not he was truly a vampire. 

200

autumn

au-tumn

200

Let's go to _______________ house. 

(there, they're, their)

their

200

eHenalowl

Halloween

200

What is the record for the world's heaviest pumkin? 

2,749 pounds, 1,654 pounds, 5,789 pound, or 10,243 pounds

2,749 pounds

200

Inside the castle, Anya discovered Vlad's secret. He was not a vampire, but a kind and gentle man who had been cursed. The curse had turned him into a creature of the night , but he still longed for human companionship. Anya promised to help Vlad break the curse. 

What was Vlad's secret?

He had been cursed and turned into a creature of the night.

300

skeleton dance

skel-e-ton dance

300

I ate _________ much ice cream!

(to, too, two)

too

300

bcweob

cobweb

300

In folklore, which seasoning is thought to keep spooky spirits away? 

pepper, garlic, salt, or ginger

garllic

300

Creeping through the corners of attics, hiding under leaves, or spinning glistening webs in the morning dew—spiders are the mysterious eight-legged creatures of fall! When the weather cools and the nights grow longer, these tiny invertebrates seem to appear everywhere. But don’t worry—they’re more helpful than harmful, and they’re some of nature’s most fascinating animals.

Spiders belong to a group of animals called arachnids, which are part of the larger animal kingdom. Arachnids include spiders, scorpions, ticks, and mites. Unlike insects, which have six legs and three body parts, spiders have eight legs and two main body parts—the cephalothorax (head and chest together) and the abdomen. They also don’t have wings or antennae.

What is the main idea of this passage? 

Spiders are unique and interesting creatures. 

400

Frankenstein's Monster

Frank-en-stein's Mon-ster

400

We will ___________ at the corner tomorrow. 

(meet, meat)

meet

400

ypcree

creepy

400

Which two colors are most associated with Halloween? 

(bonus points if you can tell us why) 

Black and Orange

400

Creeping through the corners of attics, hiding under leaves, or spinning glistening webs in the morning dew—spiders are the mysterious eight-legged creatures of fall! When the weather cools and the nights grow longer, these tiny invertebrates seem to appear everywhere. But don’t worry—they’re more helpful than harmful, and they’re some of nature’s most fascinating animals.

Spiders belong to a group of animals called arachnids, which are part of the larger animal kingdom. Arachnids include spiders, scorpions, ticks, and mites. Unlike insects, which have six legs and three body parts, spiders have eight legs and two main body parts—the cephalothorax (head and chest together) and the abdomen. They also don’t have wings or antennae.

What makes spiders different from insects?

They have 8 legs instead of 6.

500

Broomsticks fly away in the night. 

Broom-sticks fly a-way in the night. 

500

You are not ____________ to go to see the show without tickets. (aloud, allowed)

allowed

500

cebrOot

October

500

Which candy is the U.S.A.'s favorite Halloween candy? 

Reese's Peanut Butter Cups

500

Halloween is a holiday celebrated on the evening of October 31st. Traditional activities such as trick-ortreating, bonfires, carving jack-o-lanterns, and visiting “haunted houses” are part of the holiday. Versions of these activities were first carried to North America in the nineteenth century by Irish and Scottish immigrants. Halloween has its origins in the ancient Celtic festival known as Samhain. 

What countries did Halloween originate in? 

Scotland and Ireland