30 Awesome Halloween Games for Kids

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I always looked forward to Halloween as a kid.

I especially loved the candy, the costumes and the games!

Check out these 30 awesome Halloween games for kids of all ages!  There are so many great DIY ideas or see more ideas at Partycity.com. Party City is the country's leading discount party supply retailer. Get discounts with the Party City coupons & Party city 40 coupon 2015 shown here

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1. Spider Web Walking by No Time for Flash Cards

2. Pumpkin Bowling by A Girl and a Glue Gun

3. Pin the Boo on the Ghost by The Pleasantest Thing

4. DIY Witch Ring Toss by Sometimes Creative

5. DIY Autumn Fun Tic Tac Toe Table by It’s Overflowing

6. Halloween Punch-a-Bunch by The Techy Teacher

7. Witch Pitch by Chica and Joe

8. Donut Chomp by My Delicious Ambiguity

9. Pumpkin Golf by Growing a Jeweled Rose

10. Pumpkin Bean Bag Toss by the Pleasantest Thing

11. Halloween Concentration Game by saltwater-kids

12.  DIY Cornhole Halloween Game for Kids by Crafts Unleashed from ConsumerCrafts

13. Free Bingo Printables by A Girl and a Glue Gun

14. Pop Goes the Pumpkin by Martha Stewart

15. Pumpkin Toss by Rachel Ray

16. DIY Halloween Bowling Set by Evite

17. Gourd Games by Spoonful

18. Water Squirt Halloween Game by Momma’s Fun World

19. Halloween Party Game by Gets Bored Easily

20. Mr Bones Relay Race by Spoonful

21. Last Man Standing by A Girl and a Glue Gun

22. Secret Message Pumpkins by Reading Confetti

23. Candy Corn Sensory Seek by Tutus & Tea Parties

24. Monster Dice Party Game by Momma’s Fun World

25. Halloween Treasure Hunt by Imagination Soup

26. Ghost Bottle Bowling by No Time for Flashcards

27. Balloon Catch by Vanilla Joy

28. Monster Letter Hunt by Little Family Fun

29. Ring Toss Fun by Momma Did It

30. Grab the Ghost by Spoonful

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Halloween Party Ideas: Bloody Good Sweets & Treats Ideas

Halloween party ideas: 6 terrifying treat ideas! Cupcakes, cake, candy apples & more!

Gory and glam goodies

They’ll have nightmares about your dreadful dessert table! With these six totally do-able treats you can create a scary display worthy of a haunted mansion. Wow them with a severed fingers cake, chain-theme brownies, bloodied cupcakes, edible “bones” and sinister candy apples. Keep clicking for shockingly easy how-to’s from the decorating experts at Wilton!  Do you like this

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This severed-fingers cake is a snap to make!

Your “haunted mansion” soiree needs a frightening cake! Wilton’s pre-made sugar “fingers” come in handy. Just ice a two-tiered cake, position sugar fingers and add shiny red icing gel for blood drips. Super easy and such a scream! Get the Severed Fingers Cake How-To.

Blood icing = terrifying candy apples!

Dip apples in black candy melt then create a chilling (and realistic) effect with “blood” drips made from shiny red icing gel. Sink your fangs into the To-Die-For Candy Apples How-To for the tutorial. Show them off on a silver tray with a couple of scary skulls nearby.

Halloween party ideas: Unchain some wicked-good brownies

These “chain” icing brownies are straight from the dungeon! Creep over to the Chain Rattling Brownies How-To for details on making these sinister sweets, and impress ghouls and ghosts by serving them on an opulent tray with a bed of shiny black Sixlets®. Shriek inducing!

Scary edible eyeballs on a stick!

These will satiate your blood-thirsty guests! Just dip cookies in candy melt and add “bloodshot” candy eyes. Creep over to the Eerie Eyeball Pops How-To to get the step-by-step tutorial from Wilton.

Candy-dipped pretzels… or bloody bones?

Vampires, zombies and mortals alike will devour this tasty sweet-and-salty treat. Creep over to the Bloody Bones Pretzels How-To for instructions. Eeeeeek!

These red velvet cupcakes are dripping with spooky style!

No one knows what happened in the kitchen.. all that’s left are these terrifying treats. A must for a proper haunted mansion treats table, so slip over to the Creepy Cleaver Cupcakes How-To for step-by-step photos...if you dare!

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Kid-Friendly Halloween Drink Ideas

1. Four eerie and cheery drink ideas for a kid-friendly Halloween party!

Say boo and surprise the little ghosts with potions and brews!
Trick or treat, stir my drink! If you’re planning a boo bash, these kid-approved “potions” that match the colors of Halloween will do the trick! Enchant them with green swamp juice, an icky black brew, candy-corn-inspired orange punch and a purple potion with a candy web on top. Keep clicking for quick recipes that’ll make ‘em shriek with delight!

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2. Use multi-colored ice for a yucky-yummy drink!

It was a dark and chilling drink! To brew, freeze orange soda, limeade, blue and purple sports drinks, and root beer separately to create colored ice cubes. When these are frozen, rim with a lemon wedge or honey and dip in black sprinkles to get a sugar rim. The glasses are ready to be filled with the colored cubes and sparkling water. Arrange them on cobwebs to make the black cups and colors pop!

3. Layers of gelatin, soda & whipped cream = candy-corn cute!

Create the candy-corn icon without actual candy corn! Freeze yellow gelatin, mixed with mango juice, in the bottom of orange cups and then pour in orange soda. Top it off with whipped cream and sprinkles to get the yellow, orange and white layered look. Boo-cute!

4. Swamp juice for your ghouls!

Create this swampy concoction by mixing equal parts pineapple juice, limeade and green vitamin water, and stir in lime-flavored gelatin to make it thicker. For a more intense green color, use a couple drops of both green and yellow food coloring. Cut small slits in gummy worms so they can sit on the rims of the cups as a garnish. Too delicious to bog you down!

5. Get the trick to making edible cobwebs with candy melt!

Homemade candy webs add a delicious eek to any drink. Using lavender candy melts in a decorating bag, draw the outline of a web with six points, connect the points with three lines and add the inner line. Create on wax paper, let cool and bring to the party for a too-cute-to-spook edible web! Straws with a spider ring taped on make these even more amazing!