Halloween Fun Group Activities - Part 1

The month of October brings class parties, Boy and Girl Scout get-togethers, community gatherings, hayrides, fall festivals and Halloween celebrations.

Where kids gather to celebrate Halloween, parents and leaders frantically search for unique, fun and creative activities that can be done in a group.

Here are some ideas for Halloween Group Activities to your creative juices flowing.

Games
"Pin The Face On The Great Pumpkin" - Cut a large pumpkin-shapedfrom orange poster board. Cut three triangle shapes from black construction paper and a jack-o-lantern type mouth, from the black construction paper. To make on piece of double sided tape on each triangle-and-mouth disease.

Blindfold the child, let them around three times and enable them to face the huge pumpkin instead.

An alternative to this for younger children it is simply an ordinary form of green construction paper cut and allow the children to "Pin The strain onThe Great Pumpkin. "For this game, the band features the pumpkin, before the game starts.

"Guess The Ghost" - This is a great activity for a classroom party where there are many activities happening at the same time. With a white sheet, parent or teacher randomly (and discreetly) selects one student and bring them to the hall to put the sheet over him. The parent brings the student back into the room and the other children must guess who the ghostis.

To really stump the children, sometimes loving place the leaf on the principal, school nurse, librarian or other fun person.

"" Apples "- Cut a large apple shape from red construction paper. Put them on the floor. Insert a paper clip to a series of stickers," no homework "coupons or other lightweight items. Sprinkle the paper clipped items around at the apple. Tie a string to a stick and at the end of the cord a small magnet.

The task ofThe game is to "bob for apples", and then touch the magnet to a paperclip. Whatever the child increases with the magnetic theirs to keep.

"Halloween Treat Ring Toss" - Again, cut a large pumpkin shape from orange poster board. Put them on the ground and scatter candies and small items (eg, eight pack of crayons, Play-doh, fruit snacks, etc.) around the pumpkin.

With diving rings or some other type of ring (or donut, if you really want so stupid), raises the child, the rings andis to keep the items inside the ring.