How To Throw a Great Halloween Kids Party
Are you ready for Halloween? I am not, but I need to get that way! We do it up pretty big down here in the South from games, to haunted trails, to awesome costumes, and spooky decorations! Down here, Halloween kicks off the week before with a pretty cool party.
It goes without saying that there should be treats at any Halloween party, but what really makes it a special (and scary) occasion are the decorations.
Go all out creating a Haunted House complete with unexpected surprises. Spooky games will help to set the ghoulish mood.
To play “Mummy Wrap,” all you need is a roll of toilet paper. The kids will have a blast wrapping each other up. Or else you can try bobbing for apples or play “Pin the Ghost on the Haunted House.”
You might even have the kids decorate their own Halloween cookies or design custom trick-or-treat bags. Of course, you can carve pumpkins into scary or silly faces. Or else let the kids use magic markers, glitter glue and feathers to decorate them.
Don’t forget about a contest for best costume or a Halloween parade.
We hope these ideas will help inspire you to throw a spooky and fun Halloween party this year.
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Mummy Face Pizzas
Try making some Mummy-Face Pizzas as a fun, tasty appetizer for your guests:
Ingredients
- 1 plain bagel 3-1/2 inch, cut horizontally in half
- 2 Tbsp. pizza sauce
- 2 sticks KRAFT STRING-UMS String Cheese
- 4 slices black olives
Instructions
HEAT oven to 400ºF.
SPREAD bagel halves with sauce. Pull cheese into thin strips; place in random criss-cross fashion on tops of bagels to resemble mummy bandages. Trim ends with kitchen shears. Add olives for the eyes.
PLACE on baking sheet.
BAKE 10 min. or until bagels are crisp and cheese is melted.
Nutrition Information:
Yield: 2 Serving Size: 1Amount Per Serving: Calories: 198Total Fat: 5gSaturated Fat: 2gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 2gCholesterol: 11mgSodium: 421mgCarbohydrates: 30gFiber: 1gSugar: 5gProtein: 9g
Love it! Thanks for sharing at the To Grandma’s House We Go DIY, Crafts, Recipes and More Wednesday Link Party! I pinned this! Hope to see you again next week.
We have lots of kid Halloween parties and vents coming up this week! Thanks so much for sharing these ideas and for linking up with me On the Edge!
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Fun ideas! I have 3 grandkids who would love them!
LOL, this is too cool! I’m going to share this with my neighbor, so she’ll be all set for her little who is just at the right age to love it. (It sounds like it looks a little creepy, bu that’s part of the fun!)
Those sound great! And really easy to make!
This would be fun with breadsticks too! Thanks for sharing the recipe!
Take a look through your gnmrdaa’s clothes, if she lets you. It might be cool to dress vintage. If you ask your gnmrdaa very nicely, maybe she’ll help you.Remember there’s always the classic white sheet with holes cut out for eyes. You can be a ghost. Or dress in leotards and body suit, and paint your face and neck and arms and legs white to look like a skeleton. Use glow in the dark paint.
I think it is always better to engage kids in the decoration work, give them some simple projects and guide them through the process. Trust me, they can create amazing stuff, if instructed properly.
Thankyou so much well as we really dont do halloween in Australia ,but my daughter is 11 and now has made invites for 6 friends for games and trick or treat *sigh* You have given me awesome ideas of things to do .Thanks again xxx