- bats: Row 1, Columns 1-4 (horizontal)
- bones: Row 8, Columns 7-11 (horizontal)
- boo: Row 9, Columns 1-3 (horizontal)
- broom: Row 1, Columns 13-17 (horizontal)
- candy: Row 10, Columns 1-5 (horizontal)
- cat: Row 2, Columns 1-3 (horizontal)
- cauldron: Row 1, Columns 6-12 (horizontal)
- costumes: Row 10, Columns 7-14 (horizontal)
- creepy: Row 2, Columns 11-16 (horizontal)
- ghost: Row 2, Columns 17-21 (horizontal)
- ghoul: Row 3, Columns 1-5 (horizontal)
- Halloween: Row 9, Columns 5-13 (horizontal)
- howl: Row 8, Columns 1-4 (horizontal)
- mask: Row 3, Columns 14-17 (horizontal)
- monster: Row 3, Columns 18-24 (horizontal)
- moon: Row 8, Columns 1-4 (horizontal)
- mummy: Row 4, Columns 1-5 (horizontal)
- night: Row 3, Columns 6-10 (horizontal)
- owl: Row 3, Columns 11-13 (horizontal)
- pumpkins: Row 4, Columns 18-25 (horizontal)
- scare: Row 5, Columns 1-5 (horizontal)
- skeleton: Row 7, Columns 6-13 (horizontal)
- skull: Row 6, Columns 13-17 (horizontal)
- spider: Row 6, Columns 18-23 (horizontal)
- spooky: Row 4, Columns 13-18 (horizontal)
- treat: Row 8, Columns 14-18 (horizontal)
- trick: Row 5, Columns 13-17 (horizontal)
- vampire: Row 7, Columns 1-7 (horizontal)
- web: Row 5, Columns 18-20 (horizontal)
- witch: Row 7, Columns 15-19 (horizontal)
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of halloween worksheet for teens.
