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Fun Halloween Games
by Susanne Myers
Make a Spider Web
All you need for this fun game is a ball of black, white, or
silver yarn or string and a few kids. Have everyone stand
around in a circle. Ask one child to hold one end of the string
and then toss the ball to another kid. Each child holds on the
string and then tosses it to someone else. Before you know it
you'll have a great spider web. 
Mummy Contest
Grab a few rolls of toilet paper and match the kids up in
pairs. Of course you could also have them choose partners. Ask
each pair to decide which one of them will be the mummy and who
will do the wrapping. Then - you guessed it - have one of the
children wrap the toilet paper around the other, creating a
mummy.
You can either make it a contest of speed or one of creativity.
For the first, the team that has a completely wrapped mummy
first wins. For the second contest, the kids take as long as
they need to and you get to play judge and pick the best
looking mummy.
Eyeball Race
Start with a plain ping-pong ball for each child. Use a Sharpie
marker and draw on it to turn it into an eyeball. You can simple
draw the pupil, or for a scarier version, add some red wiggly
lines to make the eyeball look bloodshot.
Give each child a spoon and drop one of the eyeballs in each
spoon. Now it's time to race. The child that reaches the finish
line with the eyeball in the spoon first wins.
There you have it - three fun games you can play with your kids
to pass the day until it is time to go trick-or-treating. These
games are also a lot of fun at a Halloween party. Get your kids
playing them and watch all the spooky fun.
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Halloween Party Activities For Kids
1. Bobbing for Apples - This is a Halloween game that goes back
hundreds of years. Place apples with stems in a large tub or
kettle with water. They must remove an apple only using their
teeth. Alternatively, you can tie 13 apples to strings and hang
them from a tree. Each child must try to bite an apple while
blindfolded.
2. Candy Hunt - Similar to an egg hunt, wrap little packages of
candy corn in netting or use other candy and hide them for the
children to find.
3. Sardines - This is a variation of hide and seek but with a
twist. One person is "it" and hides and the others go searching.
When someone finds the "it," rather than let on where they are,
they hide with them. Soon you have six or more children hiding
with "it." The last one to find "it" becomes "it" the next time.
4. Spider Web Prizes - You will need lengths of black yarn and a plastic or toy spider and a small prize for each child. To set
up, tie one end of the yarn to a prize and hide the prize, then
walk around the room twisting the yarn around furniture. Cut the
yarn and attach a spider to the other end within sight in the
middle of the room. Repeat with the other prizes. Each child
finds a spider and then follows it to a prize.
5. Witch Race - You will need at least two buckets and two
brooms. Each player in the race must put one foot in the bucket
and hold onto it with one hand, and carry a broom in the other
hand.
6. Apple Race - Kids must race on all fours while pushing
apples with their noses.
7. Taboo - One player is the questioner and chooses a letter of
the alphabet that can't be used by the players. The questioner
then asks the first player a question, and they have to answer
in a sentence without using that letter. If they do, they are
out of the game and the turn passes. The last person in the game
is the questioner in the next round.
 8. Witch on a Broom - This is a memory game. The first player begins by saying, "I'm a witch on a broom and I'm taking a
_______," and they fill in the blank with whatever they like.
The second person in the circle starts out, "I'm a witch on a
broom and I'm taking a _____ and a _____," and then they must
name what the first player said and then add one of their own.
The third person starts out the same and must name what the
first players said in order, and so on. As more things are
added, players start making mistakes. The last person in the
game without error, wins.
9. Frankenstein - For this you will need for each child a
stiff card or foam board, scissors, and glue, and you will also
need magazines. Have the kids cut out separate heads, torsos,
arms, and legs and glue them onto the cards... the funnier the
better.
10. Witch's Hat - (or Wizard's Hat if you have Harry Potter fans)
- You will need one stiff and pointy hat, and rings to toss over
it. 
11. Zombie - Divide players into pairs. Each pair must hold
hands and use their free hands (one each) to tie a shoe.
12. Pass the Pumpkin - You will need small pumpkins or squash,
and large soup spoons. Form two teams for relay racing.
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