From haunted houses to trick-or-treat treasures, each riddle will bring smiles, giggles, and maybe a tiny fright! So grab your broomstick, it’s time to riddle your way through Halloween fun.
Halloween Riddles for Kids
Get ready for a spooky good time with these Halloween riddles for kids! From creepy clues to playful puzzles, these brain teasers are perfect for little monsters ready to laugh and think. Riddle: I’m the night when costumes shine, pumpkins glow and kids line up in a candy line, full of frights and sweet delight, with spooky fun that lasts all night. What am I? (Halloween) Riddle: I ride a broomstick through the sky, with pointy hat and warty eye, I cackle loud and stir my brew, and sometimes wear a cloak of blue. Who am I? (witch) Riddle: I’m made of bones from toe to head, I rattle when I walk instead, I have no skin, I grin so wide, and sometimes dance with spooky pride. Who am I? (skeleton) Riddle: I float around without a sound, in haunted halls I’m often found, I’m see-through white and say “boo!” just when I sneak up next to you. Who am I? (ghost) Riddle: I sleep all day and fly at night, I flap my wings in silent flight, I hang upside down in caves and trees, and Halloween is made for me. What am I? (bat) Riddle: I have sharp fangs and wear a black cape, I sleep in a coffin and change my shape, I never go out when the sun is high, I only come when bats fly by. Who am I? (vampire) Riddle: I’m wrapped in bandages from head to toe, like toilet paper wherever I go, I came from a pyramid far away, and kids all know me on Halloween day. Who am I? (mummy) Riddle: I’m full of candy, masks, and cheer, the best night of the whole long year, with costumes, pumpkins, and spooky delight, kids trick-or-treat all through the night. What am I? (Halloween) Riddle: I’m round and orange and shine at night, with a carved-out face that glows so bright, I sit outside on Halloween, with a flickering light that can be seen. What am I? (Jack-o-Lantern) Riddle: On Halloween night when the full moon’s bright, I change from a person to a wolf in flight, I grow sharp claws, fur, and howl with a roar, I’m not just a wolf, I was a human before! Who am I? (werewolf) Riddle: I skitter and crawl on tiny feet, I spin a web that’s really neat, I have eight legs and hairy toes, and sometimes pop out near your nose. What am I? (spider) Riddle: I live in stories and under beds, with lots of teeth and big, big heads, I might roar loud or make a funny sound, and on Halloween, I’m all around. Who am I? (monster) Riddle: You’ll find me floating where it’s dark and cold, in haunted houses, or stories told, I wear a sheet that’s plain and white, and say “boo” to give you a spooky fright. Who am I? (ghost) Riddle: My nose is crooked, my hair is black, I fly on a broom and never look back, I stir up potions in my pot, with frogs and bugs and things I’ve got. Who am I? (witch) Riddle: I’m slow and green with messy clothes, I shuffle along wherever I go, I moan “brains” and groan all day, on Halloween night I come out to play. Who am I? (zombie) Riddle: I’m a scary creature who sleeps in a coffin tight, I drink red blood to feel just right, I wear a black cape and sharp teeth too, and I’m afraid of sunlight shining through. Who am I? (vampire) Riddle: I creep and crawl across the floor, I sometimes hang above a door, I’ve got eight legs and lots of eyes, and catch my dinner from the skies. What am I? (spider) Riddle: My smile glows bright on Halloween night, I’m carved just right to give a fright, with triangle eyes and a toothy grin, I shine the light from deep within. What am I? (Jack-o-Lantern) Riddle: I’m a special day with costumes and fun, pumpkins glowing when daylight is done, candy and laughter fill the night, I come every fall to bring a fright. What am I? (Halloween) Riddle: By day I’m a man, calm and kind, but at night I change, you’ll see my wild side! On Halloween night, I grow sharp claws and furry hair, I howl at the full moon in the air. Who am I? (werewolf) Riddle: I sleep upside down in caves so deep, then fly through the night while others sleep, with wings that flap without a sound, in shadows dark, I’m often found. What am I? (bat) Riddle: I bring the bats and broomsticks too, with spooky ghosts that shout “boo!”, spider webs and monsters near, I’m the spookiest night of the year. What am I? (Halloween) Riddle: I wear a cloak and cast a spell, I might make potions that really smell, my cat is black, my laugh is loud, and on my broom, I zoom through the crowd. Who am I? (witch) Riddle: Witches fly and black cats creep, while little kids don’t want to sleep, they gather treats and dress up bright, I’m the spooky day of fun and fright! What am I? (Halloween) Riddle: My arms are bones, my legs are thin, I rattle loud with just my grin, I dance around on Halloween night, and love to give a tiny fright. Who am I? (skeleton) Riddle: I dress in black with a tall black hat, I fly on a broom, imagine that! I cackle and zoom through the sky so high, with a spooky laugh as I pass by. Who am I? (witch) Riddle: I hide beneath your bed at night, I try to give a tiny fright, I might be big with claws and teeth, and in the dark is where I creep. Who am I? (monster) Riddle: I rise from coffins when it’s night, I never come out in the bright light, I have sharp fangs and sleep by day, and love Halloween in every way. Who am I? (vampire) Riddle: I’m the day with pumpkins grinning wide, where witches cackle and spirits hide. From house to house the children roam, collecting sweets to take back home. What am I? (Halloween) Riddle: Wrapped in bandages from head to toe, I creep on Halloween, moving slow. I come from tombs both dark and deep, where I’ve been resting in eternal sleep. Who am I? (mummy) Riddle: I haunt the dark and whisper “boo,” I’m floating here just to scare you! I glide with ease and love to play, a figure that haunts on Halloween day. Who am I? (ghost) Riddle: With glowing pumpkins on each stair, and costumes worn just everywhere, with frights and fun and candy galore, I’m the night that kids adore. What am I? (Halloween) Riddle: I flap my wings and fly at night, I’m black and fast and rarely in sight, I hang upside down in caves all day, but when it gets dark, I come out to play. What am I? (bat) Riddle: I’m known to bite and leave a mark, my eyes can shine within the dark. A coffin is my cozy home, until the night when I can roam. Who am I? (vampire) Riddle: On this day, kids dress with care, as ghosts and monsters fill the air. They go from door to door with cheer, collecting candy far and near. What am I? (Halloween) Riddle: You knock on doors and say “trick or treat!”, dressed up in costumes from head to feet. With eerie sounds and moonlight bright, I bring the fun on this special night. What am I? (Halloween) Riddle: I start with a “Z” and shuffle slow, with green skin and a groaning moan. On Halloween night, I like to roam, looking for brains far from home. Who am I? (zombie) Riddle: On this night, the moon shines bright, with pumpkins glowing warm and light. Ghosts and monsters fill the street as kids go out to trick or treat. What am I? (Halloween) Riddle: Eight legs carry me with grace, I weave my web in a secret place. With tiny eyes that see so clear, I’m an animal you might fear. What am I? (spider) Riddle: I’m a holiday filled with fright, with glowing pumpkins in the night. I bring out masks and treats so sweet, and dancing ghosts on every street. What am I? (Halloween) Riddle: I fly through the night on a broom in the sky, I wear a black hat and zoom right by, I stir up potions with frogs and goo, and cackle loudly with my crew. Who am I? (witch) Riddle: I’m the night when frights are fun, when costumes shine and monsters run, with spooky sounds and candy too, I bring the chills and thrills to you. What am I? (Halloween) Riddle: At night I wander where no one can see, a chilly presence that’s spooky as can be, I float through the air and scare you the most, with a spooky “boo!”, I am a _____. (ghost) Riddle: I’m a spooky, fun-filled day where costumes are seen, with treats and tricks, I am _____. (Halloween) Riddle: I fly on a broom and my laugh is a pitch, I stir smelly stew, I am a _____. (witch) Riddle: On Halloween night, when the moon glows bright, creatures of darkness come out of sight. I sleep in a coffin and avoid the sun’s fire, I drink red “juice”, I am a _____. (vampire) Riddle: With costumes, candy, and a spooky scene, I’m a fall season holiday, I am _____. (Halloween) Riddle: When Halloween comes, and the night feels alive, from ancient graves, I rise to arrive. I’m wrapped up in cloth and I walk kind of funny, I live in a tomb, I am a _____. (mummy) Riddle: I’m a spooky, fun-filled day where costumes are seen, with treats and tricks, I am _____. (Halloween)
