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Have a Spooky Good Time with These Kids Halloween Shows

Looking for family-friendly frights? These kids' Halloween shows are just the treat!

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Have a Spooky Good Time with These Kids Halloween Shows
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A roundup of spooky but not too scary TV shows and movies perfect for children during Halloween, including both classic and new options that balance thrills with fun.

About this

A mom blogger shares her family's favorite kids Halloween shows on DVD, mixing yearly classics with newer titles she's been watching. Each pick is kid-friendly and spooky-but-not-scary, from Charlie Brown and Caillou to Monsters, Inc. and Casper. Links for each title point to where the DVDs can be purchased.

The list

  1. 01

    It's The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown

    Author's childhood TV tradition; a classic now on DVD to share.

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  2. 02

    Caillou: Caillou's Halloween

    Favorite episodes include Caillou's Halloween Costume and Caillou Goes Apple Picking.

  3. 03

    Tom and Jerry's Halloween Hi-jinks

    Ordered as a countdown-to-Halloween surprise; fans of the duo will love the antics.

  4. 04

    Dinosaur Train: Buddy's Halloween Adventure

    Fun collection for fall and Halloween; family also loves Dinosaur Train.

  5. 05

    Monsters, Inc.

    Not strictly Halloween, but all about monsters; a Disney Halloween watch-list staple.

  6. 06

    WordWorld: Halloween Fun

    New Halloween-themed DVD; family missed the show after PBS reruns stopped.

  7. 07

    Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: Mickey's Monster Musical

    Mickey and Minnie explore Count Mickula's castle to see if it's haunted.

  8. 08

    Casper

    Live-action version with Bill Pullman and Christina Ricci; humor, surprises and heart.

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Where to watch: DVD

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