5 alternatives to trick-or-treating

Whether you’re looking to skip trick-or-treating this year or you want to add in some fun, we have options for you!

Go on a Scavenger Hunt

Dress up in Halloween costumes and take a drive around your town. Have your big kid solve the clues.

  • Donut shop
    Let’s head to the place with lots of circles. They are doughy and come with sprinkles.
  • The Park
    Next up is outdoor fun, with slides, swings, and room to run.
  • Go see a friend
    We can wave to them from our seats, let’s drop off your friend a treat!

2. Decorate a Pumpkin

You can carve, paint, or try  these push-ins to get your pumpkin just right!

3. Create Spooky Stations

Set up spooky stations to give your littles a trick and a treat! Get the spooky fun of halloween from your own backyard!

SPOOKY BOXES

Put those Amazon boxes to use! Spray paint some to and cut a hole on top for your kid’s hand to create these  mystery boxes!

  • Critter Guess. Stick your hand inside the box. Guess what’s inside and get a ring pop!
    Put a bowl of these critters inside the box and have some ring pops as your treat.
  • Sticky Surprise. This one may feel sticky and cold, feel around for a small gift to behold!
    Fill a dish or bowl with jello. Throw in some glow sticks or halloween  party favors for your little to find.

SPOOKY GAMES

You can DIY or buy these halloween games for indoors or your backyard.

4. You’ve been BOOED!

This new trend is fun and simple. Put together a bag of Halloween treats for a friend or neighbor with a “You’ve been BOOED!” note or bag. Ring the doorbell and run!

5. Make a Spooky Treat

HAUNTED HOUSE
It may be too early for gingerbread houses, but ’tis the season for haunted houses!

CREEPY COOKIES
Baking is always a hit in our home! Especially with these edible eyeballs your littles will love to add on!

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