Halloween

A creature from folklore that drinks blood from living people.

A mythical creature that can turn from a human into a wolf, especially during a full moon.

A carved pumpkin with a candle inside, used as a decoration for Halloween. It often has a face carved into it.

A special stone that is believed to have magical powers, often used by witches or in stories about magic.

A stone marker placed on a grave to remember someone who has died. It often has the person's name and dates on it.

A dead body that has been wrapped in cloth, often found in ancient tombs. Mummies are often seen in Egyptian stories.

A house that is believed to be visited by ghosts or spirits, often used for scary stories or Halloween attractions.

A woman who is believed to have magical powers, often shown wearing a black hat and flying on a broomstick.

The spirit of a dead person that may appear to the living, often seen as a pale figure or mist.

The framework of bones that supports a body. In Halloween, skeletons are often used as decorations or seen in costumes.

A large pot used by witches to mix magical potions or brew something special, often seen in stories about witches.

A Halloween activity where children dress in costumes and go to houses, asking for candy by saying "trick or treat!"

A figure made of old clothes and straw, placed in fields to scare away birds and animals from crops.

A film that is designed to scare or frighten the audience, usually involving monsters, ghosts, or other frightening elements.

A holiday celebrated on October 31st, when people dress in costumes, go trick-or-treating, and enjoy spooky decorations and parties.