A Cauldron Full Of Fun Ideas For Your Halloween Party!
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It’s a time for children to dress up as princesses and pirates and go from house to house, calling, “Trick or Treat!” Their eyes will get big as they are rewarded with treasures and sweets. And perhaps you will celebrate Halloween by going to a costume party or a haunted house. But did you ever wonder where all this holiday gaiety came from and what it means? Author Silver RavenWolf reveals the answers in Halloween: Customs Recipes and Spells. The book begins by sharing the history of where this harvest holiday came from. Did you know it was originally called Samhain? Samhain means “the end of summer”. Learn what the ancient people did to celebrate this holiday and how the ideas about it have changed over the years. Did you know it has really become wildly popular in the U.S. only over the last 100 years? It’s true! You’ll also find out why ghosts and skeletons, jack-o’-lanterns and vampires are associated with October 31 of each year. (more…)
If you’re planning on having the scariest Halloween bash on your block this year you might want to spruce up the old place a bit beforehand. This book, written by Shawn Mitchell and Lynne Mitchell offers lots of ideas for spooky tips. The projects in this book are not intended for children but for the creative adults who want to handcraft their very own Halloween home haunt and graveyard fun!
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These are great for a quick and easy Halloween Dinner before it’s out the door for Trick or Treating! Or serve them up at your Halloween Party for a more substantial snack!
Ingredients:
Directions:
Cut the croissant dough into strips. Wrap hot dogs to look like mummies. Bake at 375 degrees for 12 to 15 minutes or until light golden brown. You can make faces with ketchup and mustard.
Kids just love these Halloween Burgers – and you might be surprised at your adult guests’ reactions, too!
Ingredients:
Directions:
Using a metal Halloween Cookie Cutter sprayed with a bit of non-stick cooking spray, cut Halloween shapes from the cheese slices. Pumpkins from the Orange American, Ghosts from the White American or Provolone
Use the pieces of Peppers and the olive slices to garnish, making eyes, mouths, teeth, etc.
Don’t forget the catsup!
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Welcome! Whether you’re planning the ultimate Halloween Fright Frenzy or just want to make the holiday a little more spooky and fun for your little ones, you’ve come to the right place!
You’ll find lots of ideas for Children’s Party Games, and some Adult Games as well, to help make your party a Haunting Success.
Entertain the Goblins on your list by pulling out your cauldron and brewing up a batch of gooey, green Slime!
Need some help decorating the mansion? Check out our Halloween Props category for lots if eerie effects.
Halloween as become one of the most celebrated holidays of the year, second only to Christmas. We’ve come a long way from the days when we put a Jack-’o-Lantern on the front porch and sent our kids out Trick-Or-Treating in a sheet with the eyes cut out.
In this blog, you’ll find plenty of decorating, party and costume ideas to help make this Halloween the Scariest Ever! Have fun!
This book has received rave reviews for the tips and suggestions it offers not only for kids but adults as well.
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Ewwwwww! It’s slimy! Transform ordinary materials into a slimy recipe for fun!
Materials:
Directions:
1. Mix together 3/4 cup warm water, 1 cup glue and several drops of green food coloring in the first bowl.
2. In the second bowl, mix together 4 teaspoons borax and 1 1/3 cups warm water.
3. Pour the contents of the first bowl into the second, but don’t stir. Let it sit for 1 minute, then lift the now-congealed slime out of the bowl.
4. Divide slime so that each child has a piece to play with. The glue in slime can make it stick to certain fabrics. To minimize accidents, give each little monster a zip-top bag to store it in.
Tips:
SAFETY NOTE: Since borax is toxic in large doses, be sure to keep the slime away from kids younger than age three.
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