6 ping pong balls (save the container that they came in); poster paint; small paintbrush; Halloween bucket; and masking tape.
Using black paint, paint a small circle in the center of the ping pong ball. Let the paint dry by setting them, circle up, in the tray they came in. When dry, paisquigglysuigglys for the veins. Let dry. Next, set up the empty bucket and a small piece of masking tape (taped to the floor) about 5' apart from each other.
At the party, have the children get in a line and stand with both feet behind the marker. Let each child throw all 6 balls to try to make them in the bucket. The child who made the most balls into the bucket, wins. NOTE: You will need to keep a score sheet with all of the player's names.
Ring Around the Pumpkin You'll need:
1 hula hoop; 3 large to small pumpkins; black poster paint; and a small paintbrush.
Paint front of each pumpkin as follows: Largest ~ Paint a number "20"; Medium ~ Paint a number "10"; Small ~ Paint a number "5"
Next, just arrange the pumpkins in a line, with the largest pumpkin last in row. Players will stand on a line that you designate, and toss the hula hoop around a pumpkin (trying to get the hula hoop around the largest pumpkin for the most points). The one who gets the most points, wins.
Great Adult Halloween Party Ideas: Play Halloween Charades! Halloween-themedour own Halloween-themed charades game... see: http://www.cs.umd.edu/~nau/misc/charades... for the rules for charades.
You could even host a scavenger hunt! What fun! Here is a great link for tips and ideas for a Halloween scavenger hunt: http://www.halloween-website.com/scaveng...
If you have other Halloween party activities that you would like to share, please add them to our discussion area for all to enjoy.
NOTE: If you would like a copy of instructions for a Children's Halloween Scavenger Hunt, please contact me at webmaster@itsapartyfullife.com, and I will be sure to email to you.
Hope you all have a Ghoulishly great Halloween!
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