kids halloween party?

Question

doing a halloween party any ideas for food and games. mainly for kids but adults too.

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Answer 1

Hope your not having the party at home,sorry having read you earlier question about mice in the kitchen i was so worried you may get food poisoning.

Answer 2

oh i love halloween! probably because its my birthday and i'm a witch but anyway!

Games, you can either go for regular party games and spook them up, musical scares (last one to pull a scary face when the music stops is out), or more traditional apple bobbing (too messy imo) or you could string apples or even donuts up and get them to see how long it takes them to take a bite! another fun one is just a lucky dip in a bag...make the gifts things like toy spiders and snakes and put them in a bag...of cooked spaghetti! bound to make them squeal in delight! Scary themed pass the parcel might be good too and its an old favourite. add plastic spiders, snakes etc in between the layers so all the kids get a prize of some sort.

music depends really, there are some scary soundtracks out there for adult movies and the such but sometimes music can be what scares the bejezus out of kids so perhaps just some kids music would be better.

food try and make scary pizzas, add olives, mushrooms, tomatoes etc to make spiders, skull faces etc; rolls can also easily be made into spiders with celery legs! drinks you can food colour if you want to but be warned if you have light coloured carpets! also you can either make from scratch or buy some little buns and decorate them like eyeballs or again spiders on webs with just some icing, icing pens and sweets.

decor is easy as there are so many things out there at the moment including pumpkin door curtains, hanging witches on brooms etc but if you want to make your own get your kids to make them before the day as a little project on a wet afternoon; draw some pictures or print off some cliparts and get them to colour them. you can easily make mobiles with some old wire hangers or even a halloween themed wreath, try sticking drawings of or even real autumn leaves to the stretched out hanger after covering it in newspaper and tying onto it with wire some little oranges with faces drawn on like pumpkins. also if you're feeling up to having candles around with kids save some jars to put tealights in and create some cut outs on orange and black crepe paper with designs like witches, spiders, stars etc on them to wrap around the jar. relatively inexpensive but very effective! Also big cardboard boxes are easily turned into gravestones!

Well i hope this helps, have a great time and trick or treat/play safe!!!

Answer 3

Try that Jell-o dirt, it has worms in it and is spoooooooooky. Make deviled eggs and use food coloring to draw eyeballs on them. For more ideas, try this website http://childparenting.about.com/cs/kidsparties/a/halloweenparty_2.htm

Answer 4

Go to food network.com and they have lots of fun ideas and go buy a woman's day magazine, they have cool stuff too.