Halloween Facts: Read and Answer

Young readers hear or read a short Halloween fact, then tap the answer that matches: when Halloween is, why we dress up, trick-or-treating, jack-o'-lanterns and staying safe at night. Narrated passages, picture answers and friendly, never-scary art make it a good fit for early learners, ESL and special education.

• 8 short read-aloud passages with questions
• Picture and word answers
• Narrated directions with a replay button
• A celebration ending

• Answer a question about key details in a short text read aloud or read alone.
• Name Halloween traditions: costumes, trick-or-treating, carving pumpkins and decorating.
• Recall trick-or-treat safety rules: stay with a grown-up, have treats checked, and carry a light.
• Know that Halloween is on October 31, in the fall.