Need ideas for games for kindergarten Halloween party…?
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You would need to have a couple parent volunteers to help man the centers; Kids would just rotate through the centers.
Most important to remember with parties is:
1. At each center or activity- Give clear directions-one at a time.
2. When giving parties, radiate calmness. Let the children get caught up in your peace, instead of you in their turmoil.
3. Be enthusiastic! Themes and parties won’t “take off” if the adults aren’t having fun and joining in the spirit of the day. Yes, wear costumes too!
4. Make sure each one receives something. The competition will be healthier when the focus is on “fun” and each child knows there is a prize waiting for him, regardless of the event outcome.
Some ideas for centers and/or activities:
1. Pin the Nose on the Pumpkin (like pin the tail on the donkey)
Kids make GIANT pumpkin with staff member
Students make large carrot – shaped noses
After play, each child gets a prize (can be candy, sticker or ?)
2. Each child frost and decorate a Fall/Halloween Shaped Cookie
3 Face painting (on the face or hand)
4. Apple bobbing
5. Paint a still life picture (Arrange pumpkin (s) with leaves etc.
6. Play Here We Go Round the Pumpkin Patch (done like here we go round the Mulberry Bush
7. Game: Pumpkin Face balloon bop (Draw pumpkin faces on balloons before game)
Need several pre-blown balloons.
Players may stand or sit. Each team is given a balloon to keep in the air for as long as possible. They can only bat or tap the balloon to keep it afloat—no throwing or catching is allowed.
Each time the balloon hits the ground- a point is scored AGAINST that team. (If playing with older kids—Some one needs to keep score—and the team with the lowest score is the winner. Just keeping the balloon up is enough with a kindergartner)
8. A story corner with Interactive Halloween story book read/told.
9. Game: Balancing Act
Place an apple on each child’s head (or something of Halloween theme)
Play music as each child walks around balancing the object on their head. If the object falls off the child is frozen until another comes and places the object back on the head. Everyone stops and resets their object when the music stops. Game starts over when the music again starts.
10. The limbo with music is always fun!
11. An easy halloween craft–a zillion of them on the web!
At your food table have cheese, crackers, veggies and dip beside sweets. If the childen decorate their own cookie–that is desert.
I’m doing 4 centers, hopefully each manned by a parent.
1) Bean bag toss – cardboard box with 3 pumpkins painted on it. The mouths will be cut out to throw the bean bags into.
2) Necklace making – The kids are very into making patterns, so they’ll get to line up beads in a pattern of their choice and put the beads onto a ribbon to make a necklace.
3) Oreo spiders – Have the kids twist an Oreo apart, then lay 4 long pieces of black licorice across the cream filling to make 8 legs. Add a glob of frosting to reattach the top piece of Oreo. Use tube frosting to put 8 dots on top, then put a Red Hot candy on each frosting dot to make eyes. You can put these in little containers for them to take home.
4) Halloween craft – either Lollipop Ghosts or Paper Plate Pumpkins with stick on foam shapes for features.
I’m getting cello loot bags for their treats and asking parents to bring in a small amount of candy. A parent will be assembling the treat bags while the kids are doing the centers.
This is my first party as Room Mom, so I’m hoping the kids will have a good time.
Enlist adult help. Dressed-up parents and staff members can listen to secrets, tell fortunes, guess identities… Children very much enjoy games that involve personalized grown-up attention, and kindergarteners enjoy everything more when there’s not the stress of racing.
Lose the candy.
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