Fun Games for your Kid’s Halloween Party

Everyone can have hair-raising fun at your kid’s Halloween party with games designed to make the most of the holiday’s scary, creepy traditions. Here are some kids Halloween party games that are fun for kids of all ages.

1. For the autopsy game, draw a body outline on the ground. Let the children choose vegetables to lay in the outline to represent organs. Then cover the whole thing with a big layer of plastic with slits cut in it, and let them feel around inside the ‘body.’ Cooked or peeled vegetables will give a slimier, more disgusting feel, which, of course, the children will love.
2. For the candy balloon relay, put a piece of candy in a balloon, and blow it up. Make one of these for each child in the game. The object is to race to a target, sit on the balloon until pops (bouncing may be necessary), take the candy, and race back. The first team to pop all of the balloons, wins.
3. Why bob for apples, when you can bob for worms? Put gummy worms in a pie plate, one for each child, and cover them with whipped cream. Have the children retrieve all the worms using only their mouths.
4. For Murder, or Wink, have the children at your kid’s Halloween Party draw slips of paper. Each paper will say ‘victim,’ except for one marked ‘murderer.’ The children then sit in a circle, and the murderer must discreetly try to murder the victims by winking at them. The victim should then fall over dead — the more theatrics, the better. A ‘witness’ is any player who sees the wink, and calls out ‘witness.’ The witness is declared the winner, and a new round can begin.

6 to 8 weeks before the party: Help child select a theme of his or her choice. View over 130 themes. Decide on the number of guests and create an initial guest list. Decide on the time, duration and location of the party. Purchase your Party Kit and the matching Favor kits! 3 to 4weeks before the party: Mail or deliver the party invitations to your guests. Choose themed activities appropriate for the age of guests attending. 1 to 2 weeks before the party: Prepare an agenda for the party. Purchase any supplies needed for party games and activities. Test the games or activities so you'll know how to explain the rules. 2 to 3 days before the party: Contact any guests who have not sent an RSVP. Shop for groceries, table decor, and solid color kits to match the theme. Prepare activities, party favors, crafts or cutouts. The day before the party: Clean up the party area; vacuum, clean bathrooms, etc... Bake or pick up the birthday cake. Call to arrange delivery of subs or pizza. (Easy!) Book a massage for next week! 6 to 8 hours before the party: Decorate the party area and table tops. Put candles in cake and locate the matches or lighter. Arrange activities in order, and have all supplies ready to go. Locate a pad of paper to record gifts for Thank You cards. 1 hour before the party: Dress the guest of honor in costume to match the theme. Turn on back ground music and adjust room temperature. Add final touches and blow up balloons, it's going to be a great party! Brought to you compliments of the party experts, BuyCostumes.com

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