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When it's too cold for trick or treating, JJ's parents create some spooky indoor Halloween fun.
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00:00 Ha-Ha-Halloween Song
02:46 Wheels on the Bus Halloween
05:39 Pumpkin Time at School
08:40 Count JJ All Day
11:22 Finger Family Halloween
14:00 Silly Kooky Halloween
16:32 Pumpkin Patch - Fall Halloween Song
19:58 Halloween Costume Song
23:06 Halloween Dress Up
26:08 Halloween Day At School
29:38 Halloween Bubble Playdate!
Ha-Ha Halloween,
Ha-Ha Halloween.
Let’s take a look in a haunted house.
I’m not scared,
Can’t say the same for that mouse.
Bubbling cauldrons and a witch’s broom,
Let’s go for a ride and sing this tune!
Ha-Ha Halloween, Halloween night!
Put on a costume, ready for a fright!
Who’s that knocking on the door?
Trick or treat, it’s Halloween!
Ha-Ha Halloween, Ha-Ha Halloween.
Let’s have fun on Halloween!
Ha-Ha Halloween, Ha-Ha Halloween.
Black cats, flying bats, pumpkins that talk.
There’s a funny skeleton that gets up and walks.
It’s so much fun on Halloween.
So many costumes and friends to see.
Ha-Ha Halloween, Halloween night!
Put on a costume, ready for a fright!
Who’s that knocking on the door?
Trick or treat, it’s Halloween!
Ha-Ha Halloween, Ha-Ha Halloween.
Let’s have fun on Halloween!
Ha-Ha Halloween, Ha-Ha Halloween.
You have to come and see, from near and far.
There’s a pirate spider,
Who’ll greet you with an “ARRRGHH”.
Don’t forget to go trick or treat,
You’ll have lots of candy that we can all eat.
Ha-Ha Halloween, Halloween night!
Put on a costume, ready for a fright!
Who’s that knocking on the door?
Trick or treat, it’s Halloween!
Ha-Ha Halloween, Halloween night!
Put on a costume, ready for a fright!
Who’s that knocking on the door?
Trick or treat, it’s Halloween!
Ha-Ha Halloween, Ha-Ha Halloween.
Let’s have fun on Halloween!
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