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Trick or Treat
Halloween is a fun holiday for children and parents alike. Why not enjoy
the festivities more by not forking out a bunch of money.
Start with the costume. Store bought costumes can cost anywhere from $20
to $50 dollars. You can always wait until the day of Halloween to try
and find a bargain on the costumes that nobody wanted, but that will probably
not go over really well with your child.
Instead, have fun and be creative with things that you can find around
the house. There are many websites that have ideas and directions on how
to make original costumes from home. If you happen to know how to sew
than you are that much more fortunate, because you can create your own
costume at a fraction of the price.
You may be having a Halloween party for some of the neighborhood kids.
You can make decorations and games from items around the house. A package
of cotton balls can be used to make scary spider webs. A couple rolls
of toilet paper can be used for a mummy race. Another quick idea is to
buy a couple of helium filled balloons. Then take a white garbage bag
and use a black marker to make two eyes. Put over the balloon for a real
flying ghost. You can still use the garbage bags after Halloween.
Visit the library and check out cookbooks or search online for a lot more
games and homemade snacks that you can make for entertaining. You can
make your own hard candy and wrap it yourself. Hard candy is very affordable
to make and will save you from having to buy pounds of commercial chocolate.
Scarecrows are a fun-to-make decoration for the autumn season and are
great for Halloween. All you need is some old clothes and stuffing. Have
your kids rake up all the leaves and use them to stuff the scarecrow.
You can even use a carved pumpkin for the head.
Make good use of your pumpkins by using the insides to make pumpkin pie
or bake the seeds for a tasty snack. You can season your seeds with salt,
or another popular choice is sugar and cinnamon. Make sure that only the
older kids enjoy the seeds, as they can be a choking hazard.
If Halloween is not your favorite holiday or you don't want to spend money
to give away goodies then all you have to do is make sure that your porch
light is off for the evening. This will tell children not to come to your
house. If you happen to still get a guest or two you can politely apologize
and inform them that you ran out of candy.
These are just a few last minute ideas to help you have fun this October
31st.
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