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Here's a cute game for a Halloween party. I found it over at Martha Stewart.  Don't get me started on Martha's Halloween stuff!  Anyway - this looks like a blast - it reminds me of those old fashioned carnival games.  There is a tutorial if you want to make one. You could also fill the balloons with confetti and small candies and include a paper with a number written on it. Whatever number the child gets in a balloon would correspond with a "Trick," (something they have to do, i.e., tell a riddle, do a cartwheel) or a "Treat," some kind of party prize. I think kids would love this game - I know I would!  You could also make the balloons into the shape of a skull, using black and white balloons - I'm sure you can think of other things too!

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I love Halloween, and I hate that “Trick or Treating” has gone out of fashion, but I understand how it can be unsafe for children while many adults don’t want to shell out hundreds of dollars to give out candy to the neighborhood hordes. Luckily, if you want to have a safer, cheaper Halloween without losing any of the fun, the answer is the ever-popular HALLOWEEN PARTY!

The important thing to decide about your party is whether it’s for kids or for adults; this will help you decide what Halloween party games will be appropriate to play. There are plenty of traditional games you can use – they’ll seem new to youngsters and will bring back fun memories for the older crowd, or you can adapt other party games to have a Halloween theme, or get some great ideas here for some new ones! [More]

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