Halloween History
Spooky Stuff
Colorado Facts
Finish the Lyric
Do you know your teachers?
100

Halloween is celebrated on this date

October 31st

100

This orange food is carved into a jack-o’-lantern.

Pumpkin

100

This city is the capital of Colorado.

Denver

100

“Who you gonna call?”

Ghostbusters!

100

What is Mr. Bruss's favorite super hero?

Green Lantern 

200

Kids usually say this phrase when asking for candy.

What is “Trick or treat”?

200

This animal is often connected to witches and Halloween

black cat

200

Colorado is famous for these huge landforms.

Mountains 

200

“This is Halloween, this is…”

Halloween 

200

Does Miss. Barnes prefer open or closed toes shoes?

Open Toed

300

People often wear these on Halloween to look like someone or something else

What are costumes?

300

This spooky creature is said to come out during a full moon

werewolf

300

This famous Colorado national park is full of mountains and wildlife. It is named after Colorados famous mountain range

Rocky Mountain National Park

300

“They did the mash…”

They did the monster mash

300

Does Assistant Principal Wahl (Mr. Wahl) pronounce Caramel: CARE-mal or CAR-mal?  

He says CAR-mal

400

Before pumpkins became popular, people in Ireland carved these vegetables

What are turnips?

400

This monster is famous for sleeping in a coffin and drinking blood

vampire

400

Colorado is called the Centennial State because it became a state in this year.

1876

400

“I always feel like somebody’s…”

Watching me 

400

What item does Mrs. Wiley collect in her classroom?

Rubber Ducks (funko pops is acceptable too)

500

Halloween comes from an old holiday called All Hallows’ ____.

Eve

500

In many stories, this is the spirit of a dead person.

ghost

500

This is the highest mountain in Colorado

Mount Elbert

500

“I put a spell on you…”

because you’re mine

500

What does Mr. Romero say before he puts music on?

Answer:  Lets put music on so its not awkwardly silent