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It turns out that Halloween is now probably my third favorite holiday of the year. After Christmas and Fourth of July, of course. And being a favorite holiday means that it’s a great time to decorate the house. Time to bring out the printables.
One of our favorite crafts to make together these days is jewelry. My little loves to grab her beading box and spend the afternoon designing necklaces. Something about arranging the beads just right and stringing them together makes everyone happy.
My favorite part about planning a kids Halloween party is getting creative with the menu. From serving healthy Halloween ghost kabobs to arranging a candy corn vegetable platter, there are lots of easy Halloween snack ideas that kids will love.
Once October rolls around, Halloween suddenly seems right around the corner. Like a corner that couldn’t possibly be 31 days away. I don’t know how it does that so quickly, but the Halloween countdown window has begun.
If you ask any child what their favorite part of Halloween is, I’m sure most of them would say “the candy”. Tons and tons of candy. Chocolate bars – big and small. Packages of licorice twists. Boxes of colorful Nerds.
Do you remember the joys of paper and pencil party games? In the time before digital party games became a thing, we used to sit around and play games with nothing more than a piece of paper and pencil. I know. Those were the days.
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