The night before All Saints’ Day, celebrated on October 31.
Halloween
A person who performs magic spells.
Witch
A costume that covers your face and hides your identity.
Mask
An animal that has eight legs and spins webs.
Spider
A creature that comes back to life and wanders around, often moving slowly.
Zombie
Sweet things you collect when you go trick-or-treating
Candy / Treats
A spirit that can move through walls and is usually invisible.
Ghost
A creature that flies and drinks blood.
Vampire
A type of monster that howls at the full moon.
werewolf
A broom-riding person with a pointy hat.
witch
A large pot used by witches to mix their potions
Cauldron
The color often associated with Halloween, along with orange.
black
An eerie mist or smoke that makes things look spooky.
Fog
A scary, abandoned building where ghosts might live.
haunted house
A magical mixture made by witches, usually in a cauldron.
Potion
An orange vegetable often carved into faces.
Pumpkin
A carved pumpkin with a face
Jack-o’-lantern
A creature that flaps its wings at night, often associated with vampires.
Bat
A pile of bones that was once a person.
Skeleton
The thin, sticky strings that spiders make.
Web