Halloween Activites: At Home

Too old for trick-or-treating?

Don't want to spend a lot of money?

Want to stay home for Halloween?

Throwing a Halloween party?

Having to babysit kids for Halloween?

No problem! 
Here's a list of things you can do at home with your friends or family this Halloween:

The purpose of the game is for each person to draw one of these from a hat and has to do whatever the note says. Some are group activities (watch a scary movie, bake treats, etc) and some are individual (run around house, etc). 

Add additional ideas to your hat, such as a "Wild Card" (they can pick whatever they want to do, or choose someone else to do something) or a "Safe Spook" card (that they can keep and "opt out" of a card they pick later on).

Be creative!

(print ideas, cut, fold, and put in a hat to draw)

What you'll need (many can be bought at a dollar store):

• a small selection of scary movies (or one)
• pumpkins and carving materials
• broom
• garlic (fresh or powder)
• apples
• caramel
• ingredients for baking Halloween treats and snacks
• dark nail polish color
• candle, glow stick, or flashlight
• bubba teeth
• red food coloring or fake blood container
• bags of candy
• marsh mellows
• camera
• whiteboard or paper for Pictionary
• red white-board marker or lipstick for mirror
• cardboard or other material for mask
• ingredients for slime
• toilet paper
• computer for playing Youtube videos and music
• ingredients for making beverages
• candy corn or other small Halloween candy

Harmless prank ideas:
 http://doitandhow.com/2012/05/29/assorted-pranks/

Halloween treat recipes: 
http://pinterest.com/cklovelace0911/fall-halloween-thanksgiving/

Pumpkin decorating ideas:
http://pinterest.com/cklovelace0911/fall-halloween-thanksgiving/

Pumpkin carving designs: http://itswrittenonthewalls.blogspot.com/2011/10/130-free-halloween-pumpkin-carving.html