Creepy Creatures
Sweet Treats
Spooky Science & Nature
Halloween History & Traditions
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100

I am a white sheet with two eyeholes and like to say "Boo!"

a Ghost!

100

This triangle shaped candy is orange, yellow, and white.

a Candy Corn.

100

This orange vegetable is carved into a jack-o'-lantern.

a Pumpkin!
100

This is the date Halloween is celebrated every year.

October 31st

100

In The Nightmare Before Christmas, Jack Skellington is known by this royal, spooky title. 

Pumpkin King

200

I fly on a broomstick and wear a pointy hat.

A witch!

200

You bob your head in a tub of water to catch these crisp autumn fruits.

Apples

200

This flying mammal is the only true flying mammal and is closely tied to vampires.

a Bat

200

What do kids shout at your front door to ask for candy.

Trick-or-Treat

200

This friendly, white cartoon ghost lives in Whipstaff Manor and just wants to make human friends instead of scaring them.

Casper

300

I sleep in a coffin and turn into a bat.

a Vampire!

300

This chocolate bar is made of nougat, caramel, and peanuts, and its name rhymes with "flicker."

Snickers.

300

Pumpkins grow outside on the ground attached to these long, green, twisty plants.

Vines

300

This color cat is famously tied to bad luck and Halloween superstitions.

Black cat

300

In the movie Monsters, Inc., this tiny, round, one-eyed green monster is Sulley's best friend.

Mike Wazowski

400

I howl at the moon and grow extra fur.

a Werewolf!

400

This classic treat combines graham crackers, melted marshmallows, and a square of chocolate.

a S'more

400

About 90% of a fresh pumpkin's weight is made up of this simple liquid.

Water

400

To hide from evil spirits on Halloween night, ancient people wore these over their faces so the ghosts would think they were one of them.

Masks

400

In Hotel Transylvania, Count Dracula builds a massive resort to keep his daughter, Mavis, safe from this group.

Humans

500

Before Frankenstein’s monster wakes up, his creator shocks this body part with lightning to bring him to life.

The BRAIN!

500

This sweet and sticky Halloween treat is made by dipping an apple onto a stick into hot, hard red sugar syrup.

Candy Apple

500

Despite their spooky reputation, these nocturnal flying mammals are incredible for nature because a single one can eat up to 1,200 of these annoying, biting insects in just one hour.

Mosquitoes

500

The very first Halloween parade in the United States took place in 1920 and still happens every year in this Midwestern state known for its lakes.

Anoka, Minnesota

500

In the Disney Channel classic Halloweentown, Marnie and her grandmother Aggie travel between the human world and Halloweentown by riding on this specific type of vehicle.

Flying Bus