Spooky Season

1. The first Jack-o-Lanterns were carved from this radish-like root vegetable.
2. These immigrants originally brought Halloween to the US. Hint: Think potatoes
6. Animal associated with Friday the 13th and thought to be unlucky.
7. The friendly ghost.
8. Originally sang by Bobby Pickett in 1962, this song is a popular halloween kids party tune.
10. This Disney Halloween cult classic film originally debuted in July of 1993.
11. This vegetable is said to ward off vampires.
17. Phrase used in place of "give me candy" by children dressed in costume.
18. These large orange fruits are carved or painted and used as decoration.
19. Seasonal candy disguised as a vegetable.
20. This famous character first appeared in Washington Irving's 1820 novel, "Sleepy Hollow".

1. Linus, the famous Charles Schulz character, waits for this deity every Halloween night.
3. The Harvest ____ ____ occurs at the start of Autumn each year. Hint: It's something in the sky.
4. If you say this name three times this cult classic movie trickster may appear before you. Hint: 1988 movie featuring Catherine O'Hara and Winona Ryder to name a few...
5. Often used in connection with witches, the phrase "Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble." was originally written in this spooky Shakespeare play.
9. This city in Minnesota is one of two self-proclaimed Halloween capitals in the US.
11. Who you gonna call?
12. Also known as All Hallows Eve.
13. This item is thought to help you communicate with the dead.
14. This word comes from the Old English "wicce" meaning wise woman. Hint: Cats & Potions
15. Most famous location of the infamous witch trials in America.
16. Known as the mother of science fiction, this famous writer authored "Frankenstein".