Halloween Crafts And Games Kids

Halloween crafts and games kids are easy and fun for the little ones. They will have a ball playing all of these games.

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Before the party, ask your kids to help you cut ten Halloween shapes, such as ghosts, bats and pumpkins from construction paper. Each shape should be about the size of a silver dollar. Place the shapes in a pile beside a small bowl.
Using the straw as a vacuum, each contestant tries to pick up a shape and place it in the bowl to create the Witch's Stew. Time the players to see who can get all ten in the bowl the fastest.
Cut out several sets of shapes and let the players race head to head.

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Halve and hollow out the walnut shells. Paint the inside green or yellow (one color inside each shell).
Players sit in a circle, in the center of which is a cauldron with seven walnut halves (for a party with eight children) lying flat-side down inside it so no one can see the colors.
The person who is "It" wears the witch's hat for dramatic effect. All the others pick a walnut half, keeping the color a secret.
From his seat in the circle, "It" tries to guess the color of each child's walnut.
As he goes from player to player, he gets help from the walnut holders, who try to help him psychically "see" their color by thinking hard about it (green, green, green...).
After he guesses, right or wrong, each walnut holder reveals her color to him.
An adult or older child sits nearby to tally up the number of rights, and then the game starts over with the next "It."
When each player has had a turn at being "It," the player who had the power to "see" the most colors correctly wins.
The witch's hat makes a great prize for the winner. We tried this with three colors but found that was too much of an odds challenge for our seers.

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Hang the witch at kids' eye level on the wall.
Wad up rubber cement into gumball-size warts (one for each player). If necessary, use a glue stick to make them stickier right before the game.
Blindfolded, kids take turns trying to stick a wart on the witch's nose. You can use labels or stickers to keep track of whose wart is whose.