How To Have A Great Halloween Party For Teens?

Question

What should I buy? Is there a site with good tips, what kind of food? etc.

Answer 1

Check back issues of Martha Stewart's October issues. She does FANTASTIC Halloween parties with lots of cool, easy ideas. You can find some information online as well. She'll have the best ideas for food and decorations. In terms of activities, renting some scary movies is always good. "Organized games" are too childish for teenagers. If the teens dress up, you could allow them to go trick-or-treating, but just at the homes of people you know well (because most adults think teens are too old for trick-or-treating, and that they're taking candy that should go to children).

Answer 2

Lots of good treats, games and scary decorations. We had one neighbor who would decorate his small garage, have an apple dunk, fog machine, the mom dressed up as a witch who sat still and had the candy bowl in her hand and when you reached for the candy she would move. We had so much fun at that house. Try getting the Halloween cd to play as well. Sounds like it will be a fun time no matter what.

Answer 3

How to Throw a Halloween Party for Teens

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Most teens have outgrown trick-or-treating, but still love Halloween. Plan a costume party to help them celebrate with their friends.


Steps:
1. Plan the party and decide on whether you want to have a theme.

2. Invite all teens to come in costume. Put both a start time and an ending time on invitations.

3. Decorate with anything from streamers and balloons to a full-scale haunted house.

4. Start a mixer as soon as teens begin arriving. Pin the name of a famous monster or Halloween character on each person's back and have them ask yes/no questions until they guess their identity.

5. Play games, especially team games. Try a pumpkin relay with a small pumpkin tucked under each runner's chin or a pumpkin seed necklace relay in which each team member gets a turn with a needle, thread and slippery pumpkin seeds. The team with the most pumpkin seeds on the string at the end wins. Give Halloween novelties or candy as prizes.

6. Consider games with a spooky Halloween flavor - bring out the Ouija board and the tarot cards.

7. Serve pizza, mixing 6 tbps. of parmesan cheese with ten drops each red, green and yellow food coloring and put over pizza for a "moldy" look. Also serve punch in a witch's cauldron with dry ice, and dessert, such as pumpkin pie or pumpkin ice cream with candy corn sprinkled on top.

8. Take pictures.

9. Turn lights up and let kids know it's time to leave. Send them home with treat bags, Halloween novelties or party favors.

Tips:
Have each teen bring a 12-oz. can of soda and pour it into a punchbowl for a strange tasting punch.

Other games include a pumpkin-pie-eating contest, bobbing for apples or a scavenger hunt for Halloween items.



~watch scary movies

Answer 4

1. Make a sweet invatation.
2. Get halloween food mostly orange and black food.
3. Halloween music is a big part
4. The games for teens somethig sexish ( shhh don't tell mom)
5. The decorations should be well duh scary

Answer 5

Have the occasion in a severe high quality boxed section and make it kinda spooky yet nonetheless room for individuals to bop. Have foodstuff and beverages. Make the two one in all them creepy finding. Have an exceptionally super dj and thats all you decide on no video games....very very very very lame!!!

Answer 6

use a ouija board, but only if you are at least semi-serious and semi-believe in it. if you have a slight hint that is MIGHT be real, besides being a game as the company advertises it, then go ahead and be cautious.

Answer 7

peal the skin off of grapes and call them eyes.

Answer 8

scare the poop right out of them they'll have fun then lol