This is a fun math activity to do with all the candy after trick-or-treating. All you need is the graphing sheet and candy. Directions: Print bar graph sheet. Sort and classify the candy (ex: suckers, gum, bars, etc.).Label the X axis (across the bottom) of the sheet...
This idea is from Little Nummies. All you need are oranges and a permanent marker.
Aren't these cute. This is my kind of Halloween snack. Make your favorite vegetable dip. Attach slivered almond to the carrots with dip and you have a fun Halloween snack.
This is a fun book I like to read every year to my grandkids. CinderHazel is a blond witch who loves dirt more than anything. When her step sisters and step mother fly off to attend the annual Halloween witches’ ball, where the elusive Prince Alarming will make an...
This is a Halloween family activity that everyone will love. When you are carving pumpkins plan to roast the seeds and enjoy them at the same time. After you have cut the top off of a pumpkin let the kids remove all the seeds from inside. You can make it a math game...
Easy to make. 1. Use any size can and take off the lids on both ends with a can opener that doesn't leave sharp edges. 2.With a hammer, pound the bottom of one end so it comes together. 3.Use a screwdriver to make the holes for the handle. 4.Paint and decorate. 5.For...
This great idea comes from onionringsandthings.com. Fill the popper with treats and small toys for a fun Halloween party favor. They're easy to make.
Rhodes Bread has lots of great dinner and treat ideas for Halloween. From Rhodes Bread.
Here’s a fun and easy treat that you and your grandchildren can make. It can be used as a favor for an October party or given to someone special for a spooky treat. You will need: Lollipops, white tissues (Kleenex), yarn or string, and markers. 1. Cover a lollipop...
To make this use a white pillowcase and black iron on fabric.