Halloween Party Ideas for Kids: Preparing for the Holidays

If you have little ones, chances are good that you’ll be involved in some type of Halloween party preparations. Today’s task is to find some Halloween Party Ideas for Kids that you like, and would want to use at your child’s Halloween party. Many schools have Halloween parties, or you might be throwing a Halloween bash yourself.

Check out these great Halloween party ideas for preschoolers, and start planning on how you’ll implement it at your own Halloween party.

Halloween Party Ideas for Preschoolers

How to Plan the Perfect Holiday Party for Kids – from The Jenny Evolution. I love the cute Halloween-themed cupcakes Jenny made for the kiddos.

Cute Orange Slices Halloween Snack Idea (Easy!) – from Mission to Save. A simple, healthier Halloween snack.

Brownie Bite Spider Treats – from Practical Mommy. A yummy, spooky treat!

Halloween Monster Cupcakes – from Freebie Finding Mom.

Halloween Mummy Cake Pops – from Thrifty DIY Diva.

Paper Plate Spider Webs: An Easy, Fun, Inexpensive Halloween Craft Idea – from Thrifty Jinxy.

Halloween School Party Ideas: Skip the Candy, Bring on the Games! – from A Life in Balance. This includes pictures of real game setups in an elementary school. Good, realistic ideas that have been tried and tested in an elementary school.

Frankenstein Kiwis, Ghostly Fruit Dip and Apple Mummies: A Healthy Halloween Treat – from Two Healthy Kitchens. Nice, healthy snack options!

Wicked Witch Hat Cookies – from Two Kids and a Coupon

 

Note: If you’re not planning a Halloween party, feel free to skip this task! Or, just make the treats for yourself. 🙂 If you’re looking for more ideas on how to organize for Halloween, check out the Organizing Halloween Pinterest board.

Have you had success with a particular game or snack at your preschooler’s Halloween party? Please share with us in the comments!

During October, Organizing Moms will feature 31 things you can do to prepare for the holidays. Preparing for the holidays can be a lot of fun, and it can help you get things done in advance so you can enjoy the holidays more.

However, if you do try to do all of the things in this series in real-time, you might drive yourself crazy. If you want to follow along and complete the tasks, that’s completely fine, but no pressure. This is supposed to be fun, and help you prepare. If you want to skip some things, skip them!

A better approach would be to read along with the series, and use the things that you think would be helpful to you. Bookmark the Preparing for the Holidays page so you can reference it later.

To see links to all of the posts in the series, go to the Preparing for the Holidays page.