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Halloween Party Games and Activities for Kids
Copy off Disney or any cute characters and let children make them into scary characters.
Make skeletons using Q-tips as bones and glue onto black paper. On black paper use white chalk to create a spider web or glue Q-tips to create a spider web.
Make a bat by stuffing a black sock with batting, glue eyes on it and cut out bat wings from black craft foam and attach with hot glue or a stapler.
Make pumpkin pots by painting the outside of a terra cotta pot orange. Turn up side down and paint a jack-o-lantern face with black paint and then glue a piece of wood or stick in the drain hole as the stem.
Bob for apples Costume contest; make sure to have a prize for everyone. Play pin the tail on the black cat or face onto the pumpkin. Use the idea of pin the tail on the Donkey. Fill a jar full of candy corn and have the kid's guess how many candy corns are in the jar. Play flashlight tag in the house or around the neighborhood. Tell scary stories in the dark. Watch scary movies Everyone participate in making a witches brew. Use the idea of soup ingredients. Everyone has to taste the brew. After tasting the brew cast a spell on everyone. For example give them all a candy that turns their mouth blue. So the spell would be by the end of the night everyone will have a blue mouth. Without being noticed change all of their drinks. Obviously their names would be on their drinks. The spell could be you received one thing but it will change. Play the feel and guess game or eat and guess game Blind fold the child or without the child looking have the child touch or taste each item. You can either have them guess what they think it feels like or guess what the item actually is. If you have peeled grapes to eat tell them it is eyeballs and they have to guess that it is actually grapes or if they are feeling the grapes ask them to guess what the item is. For this it would be best to give them a list of items like eyeballs, fingernails etc. and write a number by the matching item. So number 1 is eyeballs and so on. This game could be a little difficult to keep the children from yelling out answers and sometimes there is more than one answer. Grapes could be eyeballs or frog eggs. Here are some items to use:
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Paint your child's palm black and stamp them on paper. For a bat place hands together with thumbs touching keeping fingers close together. For a spider keep wrists touching bat spread thumbs and fingers apart. Add eyes in color paint. Using this same idea paint the bottom of your child's feet or foot white. Stamp onto black paper. Let dry. Turn paper upside down and paint black eyes and ghost mouth on the “heel” head of ghost.
For older children paint a walnut completely orange. Let dry and then with a black sharpie draw a jack –o-lantern face on the walnut with the pointed side as the top. Cut a piece of black ribbon big enough to fit over your head. Hot glue each end to the top of the pumpkin making a necklace. Cut out three leaf shapes from green felt and hot glue to the top of the “pumpkin” covering up where the two ribbon ends meet.