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    History for 100 – According to the National Retail Federation, The most popular Halloween costume themes are: witch, cat, clown, and this “blood-thirsty” character.

    History for 200 – Before the introduction of this vegetable by the Americans, most British children would carve scary faces in to turnips on Halloween

    History for 300 – The fear of crossing paths with this dark animal stems from the Middle Ages where they were known for carrying the plague.

    History for 400 – In Mexico, Halloween is followed by this celebration known in Spanish as La Dia de los Muertos.

    History for 500 – Halloween was originally started as a celebration of the eve of this religious holiday.

    Monsters for 100 - Daily Double – Silver bullets and full moons are two things feared by this creature.

    Monsters for 200 - This “electrifying” character was named after the doctor who created him.

    Monsters for 300 - This friendly spirit remains on earth because he has unfinished business.

    Monsters for 400 - This ancient fellow was and Egyptian pharaoh back in his glory days.

    Monsters for 500 - Being undead and in varying states of decomposition is all that is required to be this monster.

    Candy for 100 -How many pounds of Candy Corn do Americans consume a yr?
    5 million? 10? 15? 20?

    Candy for 200 - The Jelly Belly candy company is the main producer of Candy Corn?

    Candy for 300 - What is the most popular chocolate with trick-or-treaters?

    Candy for 400 - These small pill-like candies might send you over the moon if you get them in your Halloween bag.
    Candy for 500 - This chocolate chewy cylindrical candy shares its name with a 1982 movie where Dustin Hoffman plays a cross-dresser.

    Freaky Films for 100 - Ghostbusters came out in 1984 and still has many fans. Which one of it’s main characters also co-wrote this movie?

    Freaky Films for 200 - Alfred Hitchcock reminds us to always be careful when taking a shower in this black and white movie.

    Freaky Films for 300 - Why the long face? This movie centres around a hooded psychopathic killer wielding a butcher’s knife.

    Freaky Films for 400 - A paranormal expert and his daughter move in to an abandoned house haunted by three mischievous ghosts and one friendly one in this movie.

    Freaky Films for 500 - Freddy Kruger is the slicer-dicer on” Nightmare on Elm Street” played by Robert Englund. Can you tell me the exact street number?

    Music for 100 - Marvin Lee Aday is the real name of this well-known rock star, who also appeared as
    Eddie the ex delivery boy in The rocky Horror Picture Show, singing “Hot Patootie”

    Music for 200 - Boris Karloff recorded in 1962 that Halloween favorite to this day, “The Monster Mash” True or False?

    Music for 300 - A classic Song in the 50’s is, “That Ol’ Black Magic” sung by a singer with Blue eyes

    Music for 400 - Finish the lyrics from "This is Halloween": "This is Halloween, this is Halloween. _____ scream in the dead of night."

    Music for 500 “So get a ________ on broomstick you can crawl on We're gonna pay a call on The Addams Family”

    Books for 100 - Why did Ichabod Crane come to Sleepy Hollow?

    Books for 200 - Finish the quote spoken by Lestat: "There's nothing in this world now that doesn't hold some _____."

    Books for 300 Who said "Nibble, nibble, gnaw, Who is nibbling at my little house? "

    Books for 400 In what year does the novel "Dracula" take place? 1897, 1892, 1893 or 1894

    Books for 500. Who said “While the world refuses to believe, the Dark One may be at the brink of victory. There is enough power in the Eye of the World to undo his prison”

    Final Jeopardy Category: Halloween Traditions -

    This Halloween tradition was introduced by the Romans to celebrate Goddess Pomona whose symbol was an “apple”


    Trivia Answers

    History 100-500
    What is a Vampire
    What is a pumpkin
    What are black Cats
    What is the day of the dead
    What is All Saints Day

    Monsters for 100-500
    What is a werewolf
    Who is Frankenstein
    Who is Casper
    Who is a Mummy
    What is a Zombie

    Candy for 100-500
    20 Million ** also add this fun fact Oct 30 is National Candy Corn Day
    True **also add this fun fact - - Candy Corn was first made in the 1880s, & it was only made March through November.
    What is Snickers
    What are smarties or rockets
    What is a Tootsie Roll

    Freaky Films for 100-500
    Who is Dan Akroyd wrote it with Harold Ramis
    What is Psyco
    What is scream
    What is Casper
    What is 1428

    Music for 100-500
    Who is Meatloaf
    False- Bobby Boris Picket
    Who is Frank Sinatra
    What is a pumpkin
    What is a Witches Shawl

    Books for 100-500
    What is adventure
    What is fascination
    Who is the Wicked Witch
    What is 1897
    Who is Robert Jordon


    Final Jeopardy
    What is bobbing for Apples
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    Hi !

    I'm all set for my Scavenger Hunt for this year. Does anyone need help with theirs? I can print the cards or posters / easily up to size 11 x 17 if you need.
    Stickers too if you dont mind cutting them out from ups labels.. hey dont knock it.. cheap resource there LOL.....

    Let me know!

    Happy Halloween!
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    This is a great idea! I am having a Halloween party sleepover this year for just the Grandkids. Want mom & dad just to drop them off in costume and plan on creating fun foods, crafts and bought the dvd Spooky Buds to watch but this would fit it really great... Ages 9 to 3.. Any ideas you can lend for the wee folks for a scavenger hunt? I think I can modify some of what you mentioned..
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    You absolutely can! Since i am doing it this year with 7 kids age 4-10 I combined the three previous team clues and made it into on much longer game. The prize will be Halloween pails filled with? I haven't figured THAT part out yet.

    This is the invitation I am going to send two weeks before to hype the kids up:

    The hour draws near -and this party comes but once a year.

    Dear oh dear -I broke a mirror , Walked under a ladder to boot!
    Sorry but your home is now bewitched, We need to find some friends to recruit!

    The evening will bring a dire situation to light,
    And some will receive their deserved reward; a heart-stopping fright!
    We are sure to enjoy the antics of those brave enough to show,
    All Hallow's Eve will be here soon ; soon ; Be here before you know........

    Use the clues above you think will work and that you can make/get the props for -

    I've added the following clues to mine this year

    Over the river, and through the wood-
    now Grandmothers cap I spy!
    Hurrah for the fun! Is the pudding done?
    Hurrah for the pumpkin pie!

    (The answer is Inside the pumpkin pie of course)…….

    Small Card on top of the pumpkin pie-
    Don't be afraid of guts and goo… For in this pie is your next clue



    I can be quick and then I'm deadly,
    I am a rock, shell and bone medley.
    If I was made into a man, I'd make people dream,
    I gather in my millions by ocean, sea and stream.

    (The answer is Sand - so that should lead them to their sandbox)



    Down below the shining moon
    Around the trees, a sacred gloom
    Running with the midnight sky
    Knowing the thing that makes you cry
    Night is full with my essence
    Eternal light betrays my presence
    Soaring through my endless task
    Shadows are my faithful mask

    This is really for the older kids.. they did an amazing job figuring out one of the pirate hunt clues.. so I am testing them with the above clue to see if they can remember. The answer is DARKNESS and its the first letter of each sentence ( read down like a crossword puzzle)

    I think having them look for the potion ingredients (eye of newt, toe of frog ) would still work out great, you just need to make the riddle less difficult.
    How clever are the kids?
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    Those are some great ideas!! I am pretty sure 3 of the 8 could figure them out, then the rest will follow. And to make sure that the older ones are sharing the oooeee gooie fun with the lil ones I want to try to come up with clues that each child would have to collect their own.. I dont' know maybe I am pushing it there!
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    No, you are not. In fact I embrace that idea.

    Lets say for argument sake they take the time to find all the Witches potion clues as a group. Once they find it all , do a riddle that will leas the kids as a group to the cauldron. Now.. Inside the witches cauldron you can then have 8 envelopes with 8 names that have a riddle you chose for their skill level.

    I'll give you an example -

    I have no voice and yet I speak to you, I tell of all things in the world that people do. I have leaves, but I am not a tree, I have pages, but I am not a bride or royalty. I have a spine and hinges, but I am not a man or a door, I have told you all, I cannot tell you more. ( a book)

    *****

    This thing runs but cannot walk, sometimes sings but never talks. Lacks arms, has hands; lacks a head but has a face. What is it? (a clock)

    *****

    The more I dry, the wetter I become... (A Towel)

    *****

    I don't go out and play, I just stay home all day, I'm nice - you might agree, but mostly your feet just rub me... (A Door-Mat)

    *****

    If you were 'able', you'd add a 'T'... (A Table)

    In order to rope the team back in to finish together.. each child once they solve their riddle, the prize is either a puzzle piece that has a new riddle for the group or maybe part 1 of 8 of a picture you choose.......

    Below is the clues i worked on that I made with my sisters in mind. They are the kickoff of the evening and they dont know it. I have 2 nephews that are very clever.. so they might actually answer before my sisters.... We'll have to see.. I know you said you are focusing on the kids.. a few riddles in here might be appropriate for older ones.


    You will know that I am coming
    From the jingle of my bell,
    But exactly who I am is not an easy thing to tell.

    Children, they adore me
    for they find me jolly,
    but I do not see them when the halls are decked with holly.

    My job often leaves me frozen,
    I am a man that all should know,
    But I do not do business in times of sleet or ice or snow.

    I travel much on business,
    But no reindeer haul me around,
    I do all my traveling firmly on the ground.

    I love the time of Christmas,
    But that's not my vocational season,
    And I assure that is because of a sound economic reason.
    ~
    Discovered in Africa, I spread like a tide
    To become a hot staple known the worldwide.
    A necessity to some, a treasure to many,
    I'm best enjoyed among pleasant company.

    Some like me hot and some like me cold.
    Some prefer mild, others only bold.
    Some take me straight, while some like to savor
    My essence to which has been added a flavor.

    So put down your cares and sit awhile with me;
    I'll send you back refreshed and full of energy.

    ~

    You are on your way to visit your Grandma, who lives at the end of the valley. It's her birthday, and you want to give her the cakes you've made.

    Between your house and her house, you have to cross 7 bridges, and as it goes in the land of make believe, there is a troll under every bridge! Each troll, quite rightly, insists that you pay a troll toll. Before you can cross their bridge, you have to give them half of the cakes you are carrying, but as they are kind trolls, they each give you back a single cake.

    How many cakes do you have to leave home with to make sure that you arrive at Grandma's with exactly 2 cakes?

    ~

    Every dawn begins with me, At dusk I'll be the first you see,
    And daybreak couldn't come without, What midday centers all about.
    Daises grow from me, I'm told, And when I come, I end all cold,
    But in the sun I won't be found, Yet still, each day I'll be around.

    ~

    Well hello there, new friends, It's a pleasure to meet you
    I wonder if you'd indulge, The unique way I greet you

    You see, I'm a player , Of a great many games
    So instead of just telling you, Maybe try guessing my name

    Now to make this more fair, I'll give you some clues
    For there are so many ways, That my name is used

    My family is royal, Though as has oft been spoken
    The headgear I once wore, Has since become broken

    In my more playful moods, I might hide in a box
    Or just run around, for I'm nimble as a fox

    But please don't misjudge me; I'm not some lame slacker
    I can work hard with a hammer To become a road cracker

    If I see you in trouble, At the side of the road
    I'll be right there to help, If it eases the load

    I'm brave in the darkness, When it's black, call my name
    But I get rather scary, When I'm high on a plane

    All right, one last clue, Then let's call it a night:
    I'll give you a grin As an October light
    So now that we've ended, This fun guessing game
    Now can you tell me, Just what is my name?


    1. Ice cream Man
    2. Coffee
    3. The Number 2
    4. The Letter D
    5. Jack - now you can use this for Say.. Jack Skelleton - Nightmare before Christmas if you like.

    Also - For riddle # 3 & 4 I created simple posters that you can easily frame and set around the house hiding the clue in the frame or behind the frame if you are going to hang it on a wall
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    I just got my Oriental Trading catalog and on the second page they have small pumpkins you can use for one of the hunt clues - Candy probably terrible... LOL you have been warned!

    Candy-Filled Jack-O’-Lanterns
    IN-25/2368

    http://www.orientaltrading.com/candy...tr?Ntt=pumpkin

    5 little pumpkins Sitting on a gate.
    The first one said, "Oh, my it's getting late!”
    The second one said, "There are witches in the air!”
    The third one said, "Well, I don't care!”
    The fourth one said, "Let's run and run and run!”
    The fifth one said, "I'm ready for some fun!”
    Ooooo went the wind and out went the lights
    And the five little pumpkins Rolled out of sight !
    Find the five pumpkins and all of their friends… and you’ll find your next clue……….
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    These are just wonderful!! I will see what I can come up with.. Thank you so much
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    Thank you!

    If you need any help, have any questions.... Let me know

    HAPPY HALLOWEEN!
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