Some Simple Halloween Party Ideas:
DIY Placemats
Supplies: Orange construction paper, black marker, Halloween stickers
Directions: Write the child’s name on the placemats and let them decorate with stickers while they are waiting for their meal or snacks to arrive. This is a really easy way to make the table look festive!
Pumpkin Drinks
Supplies: Milk jugs (the ones pictured are in the $ Spot at Target right now) or use plastic cups, straw, Sharpie marker or beverage clings. I found these Beverage Clings at Target and they are awesome. The pack comes with a ton of them and they are easy to use.
Directions: Draw a pumpkin face on the cup or use beverage cling. Fill with orange juice and straw.
The pack of beverage blinds from Target came with ghost faces too. You could use those and fill the glass with milk to make ghost drinks!
4 Spooky Desserts
We had so much fun making all of these!
1. Ghost Pudding Cup
Supplies: plastic cup, black Sharpie, chocolate sprinkles & instant vanilla pudding (prepared according to package)
Directions: Use Sharpie to draw a ghost face on the plastic cup. Fill the cup with pudding and top with sprinkles before putting the pudding into the fridge to harden.
2. Frankenstein Pudding Cup
Supplies: plastic cup, black Sharpie, chocolate sprinkles, instant vanilla pudding (prepared according to package) & green food dye
Directions: Use Sharpie to draw Frankenstein’s face on the plastic cup. While mixing the pudding, add in green food dye. Fill the cup with pudding and top with sprinkles before putting the pudding into the fridge to harden.
3. Creepy Crawler Dirt Pudding
Supplies: plastic cup, instant chocolate pudding (prepared according to package), crushed Oreos & gummy worms
Directions: Fill the cup with pudding and top with crushed Oreos before putting the pudding into the fridge to harden. When you take it out of the fridge, add the gummy worms to the “dirt”.
4. Pumpkin Jello Cup
Supplies: plastic cup, black Sharpie & orange Jello mix.
Directions: Use Sharpie to draw a pumpkin face on the plastic cup. Fill the cup with orange Jello before putting it into the fridge to harden. Here’s an even easier way to make these: Buy plastic cups of orange Jello that are already made and just draw a pumpkin face on the plastic container!
Enjoy all of your Halloween celebrations!
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