Halloween comes with its own challenges and can cause educators STRESS! Harvest party planning. No time to bake your favorite pumpkin bars. Do we celebrate Halloween or don’t we? Organizing parent volunteers. Taking your own children Trick or Treating. Extremely hyper students one day, overly tired students the next. UGH!
Never fear, fun is here! Gather your co-workers for a friendly (or competitive!) trivia game in the staff lounge, or try these Halloween trivia questions out in your middle school or high school classroom to add a bit of learning to your spooky celebration. Here’s how it works:
- Assign a “host” to read the questions and be the “judge” …microphone optional.
- If you’re doing trivia in the classroom, congratulations—you’re the host!
- Break your staff or class into two teams. Feel free to use this randomizer if fairness is in question.
- KEEP SCORE! Bragging rights are important!
- Don’t forget the prizes. There are plenty of leftover popcorn balls to go around.
- The “host” asks each team a question. If the team gets it correct, they get a point. If they do not get it right, the “host” reads the answer and poses a new question to the next team. No stealing!
- Add up the points at the end of the game and voila! Winner, winner, chicken dinner!