Looking for alternatives or add-on activities this Halloween? 2020 and COVID-19 have presented us with new challenges - and lots of folks are looking for creative ways to still have fun. Here’s a few ...
Scavenger Hunt
Search out some scary or not-so-scary Halloween images on Google and make your own neighborhood scavenger hunt. Or go around and snap actual photos to make it even more personal :) Put them into a document and let your kiddos check them off when they see them - they’ll love it even more if there’s a clipboard involved!
(Try this Clipboard hack: use a binder paper clip (the kind you squeeze) with a piece of cardboard or something sturdy to hold your paper.)
Here are some images I found easily by just Googling :)
Use those same images to make BINGO boards - copy and move a few around each time - do doubles if you need to :) Your kiddos will love to play this again and again so make copies! It’s great for visual discrimination and matching skills, too!
Trick or Treat Treasure Hunt
If trick or treating isn’t on your agenda, try a Treasure Hunt style event, using images glued onto envelopes with treats or tricks inside. Hide in the yard similar to an Easter Egg hunt, and let your littles hunt for goodies! You can make it as easy or hard as you want ... grab and go, search for specific scary pictures (find all the ghosts, find all the skeletons), check off finds on a list .... whatever your group goes for :)
Have fun!! 🕸🕷🦇👻🎃💀
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