Halloween
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- 1. – Children knock on this when they go trick-or-treating.
- 5. – An old name connected to All Saints’ Day.
- 7. – Something the Celts built during the Samhain festival.
- 8. – Young people who often go trick-or-treating.
- 12. – The season when Halloween takes place in the Northern Hemisphere.
- 15. – Something that helps people see in the dark.
- 16. – A supernatural figure that people traditionally associate with Halloween.
- 19. – To cut a design into a pumpkin.
- 20. – A supernatural being connected to old Halloween beliefs.
- 21. – A holiday celebrated on October 31st.
- 22. – Something people tried to tell or predict during Samhain.
- 24. – A sweet or candy given to children on Halloween.
- 27. – Special clothes that people wear for Halloween.
- 28. – The vegetable used by Jack to carry a light in the old legend.
Down
- 2. – A color commonly associated with Halloween pumpkins.
- 3. – Something people wear on their face to hide their identity.
- 4. – A flying animal often associated with Halloween.
- 6. – A small animal often used in scary Halloween decorations.
- 8. – A sweet food that children often receive on Halloween.
- 9. – A container or object used to produce or carry light.
- 10. – The month that begins after Halloween.
- 11. – An ancient Celtic festival that marked the end of summer.
- 13. – A magical character often associated with Halloween.
- 14. – The season that came after summer according to the Samhain tradition.
- 17. – The month when Halloween is celebrated.
- 18. – The people who celebrated the ancient festival of Samhain.
- 23. – Holy people remembered on All Saints’ Day.
- 25. – The first name of the man in the Jack-o’-lantern legend.
- 26. – A large orange vegetable commonly carved for Halloween.
- 28. – The first word in the expression “Trick or Treat.”