What was the funnest game you played as a child (between 5-10) at a Halloween Party?

Question

I'm looking for some fun games for a Halloween Party I am having for my kids and some of thier friends (ages 5-10)..suggestions?

Answer 1

TOUCH AND FEEL GAME........................BLINDFOLD EACH CHILD AND HAVE THEM PICK A NUMBER 1 THRU 4 (OR HOW MANY DIFFERENT THINGS YOU COME UP WITH........HAVE THINGS SET UP ON TABLE COVERED WITH A SHEET OR HALLOWEEN TABLECLOTH..............PUT COOKED SPAGHETTI IN ICE COLD WATER AND HAVE THEM FEEL IT (MAYBE MAKE THEM GUESS WHAT IS IN THERE)...2ND THING.............CUBED JELLO.........3RD THING..............MAYONAISE WITH FROZEN PEAS....4TH THING IS ...............PUDDING WITH MARBLES....................HAVE A RINSE BUCKET AVAILABLE FOR FAST CLEAN-UP....................REMEMBER THAT NO ONE CAN WATCH BUT THE ONES THAT ALREADY PARTICIPATED TO MAKE THIS GAME FUN................ANOTHER IDEA..............IS PLAY HALLOWEEN MUSIC AND DO MUSICAL CHAIRS OR LIMBO.....................USE PARTY TREATS FOR PRIZES..................ANOTHER IDEA IS TO PUT THEIR NAMES IN A PUMPKIN TO DRAW FOR DECORATIONS AT THE END OF THE PARTY................ANOTHER IDEA IS A SCARY STORY CONTEST..............LET A COUPLE OF KIDS BE THE JUDGE OR EVEN YOURSELF.......ANOTHER IDEA IS TO DO A RELAY RACE BETWEEN TWO TEAMS OR SINGLE PLAYERS WITH A BALLON BETWEEN THEIR LEGS TO GO FROM ONE PLACE TO ANOTHER............IF THEY DROP THE BALLOON ..THEY HAVE TO RETURN TO START..............ALSO BOBBING FOR APPLES IS A ALL-TIME FAVORITE............HOPE YOU CAN USE THESE......................HAVE A NICE PARTY

Answer 2

You can also try another blind fold guessing game which most kids should love. Take a few empty bowls and fill them with different food objects. Ex., cooked spaghetti (cooled) w/w/o meatballs ("brains" w/ w/o "eyeballs") (also doubles as "worms"), apple sauce painted green (optional-"toxic muck/slime"), vanilla jello pudding with graham crackers and pretzel sticks ("quicksand w/tree limbs"), cooked oatmeal, pasta (rotini works best), etc. Line the bowls up on a table where they can reach into it blindfolded and have them guess what it is. But it has to be Halloween related-ie., (raw sausage links can be "guts"...oatmeal can be "squished guts" or "road kill" etc.). Then you can hand out a prize for the child that has the most closely identified items. It's a riot watching the looks on their faces and they have fun getting their hands "dirty". Baby wipes or a few hand towels should be kept close at hand. Also look into buying Halloween candy like gummy worms or body parts (eyes, nose, lips, etc.) that can either be used in the game or as prizes! Hope this helps! Good luck and "Reshi Harouin!" (Happy Halloween from Japan!)

Answer 3

7 minutes in heaven, spin the bottle haha jk!
bob for apples, tell ghost stories (not too scary), see who can make the most scariest face, do a costume contest.. and so on

Answer 4

We played : Spin - the- bottle, bobbed for apples, cider drinking
contest, blindman's bluff, hide-n-seek, orange peeling contest,
costume contest, ghost story telling contest, hot dog eating contest, devil food cupcake eating contest,

Answer 5

Well, that whole put your hands in a bowl of spaghetti thing...
I never got to bob for apples, but I used to want to. I wanted to see what it was all about.

Answer 6

a scavenger hunt it is interested gives teams a challenge and makes them think happy halloween and good luck have fun

Answer 7

Bobbing for apples is still a good one