Classroom Halloween Riddles for Elementary

I’m orange and round, carved with a grin, glowing on desks when the lights go dim. What am I?

I’m a witch’s ride parked by the cubbies, complete with a sparkly bell. What am I?

I’m the science station bubbling purple and green—just food coloring and baking soda steam. What am I?

I hang on the door with googly eyes, saying “Enter if you dare!” What am I?

I’m a costume made from construction paper triangles and a string. What am I?

I’m the candy-free treat hidden in desks—glow-in-the-dark stickers for the rest. What am I?

I’m the ghost who loves to read, floating quietly in the library. What am I?

I’m a cauldron of sharpened pencils, ready for spelling tests. What am I?

I’m the morning message that begins with “Boo!” and ends with “Have a great day.” What am I?

I’m the hallway display where pumpkins wear math facts. What am I?

I’m the batty brain break where students flap arms and echo silly rhymes. What am I?

I’m the writing prompt card that asks, “What would you do if a friendly monster joined class?” What am I?

I’m the craft night project using paper plates, cotton balls, and googly eyes. What am I?

I’m the classroom playlist softly playing “Monster Mash” while kids illustrate. What am I?

I’m the end-of-day call reminding everyone to grab costumes, homework, and candy-free treats. What am I?