What events can my daughter have a her halloween party?

reddrumjay: What events can my daughter have a her halloween party?
My daughter is 10 years old and is having a halloween party. There will be 24 other girls. What things can she do at her party? It will be her birthday.

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Answer by annemarie_101
eat cake, bob for apples, dance, hang a closeline and see who can eat a doughnut strung on the line first, make a haunted trail, best costumes, have people bring their own pumpkins and have paint markers and draw on them!!! its sooo fun and waaaay easier then carving them!!!

Answer by lirpalynn39
Wow, 24 girls is a LOT. You could have them dress up in their costumes, have your daughter pick the “best” for a prize.

One cool thing I remember doing in girlscouts for halloween was the leaders made up a spooky story, we all had our eyes closed or were blindfolded, and they had us pass around “props” for the story, such as peeled grapes for eyeballs, spaghetti for brains, limburger cheese for poo. It was great.

Girls get into things like decorating halloween shaped cookies (I got some at target for $ 1 for six that are bats, tombstones, cats and such.)

Answer by Lauren
aww i had alot of halloween partys too because my birthdays on halloween! anyway some things i did was we apple bobed (idk if thats what its called but u put water in a big like laundry basket of something and put apples in it and they have to get the apples out with only there mouths! its so fun) another thing they can do is get 24 tiny pumkins and paint them! that takes up like at least a half hour to an hour. you can give out awards for most creative costume, scariest costume, ect. you can still do a pinyata…birthday cake. if you really want to you can make a haunted house in ur garage…its not too hard or as expensive as you think…umm and maybe you can hide a big pumkin somewhere and they have to find it…and fill the pumkin with CANDY! and give them a map or clues to where it is hope this helped =]

Answer by maelmuire
Get a large piece of cardboard and paint it to look like a haunted house, cut windows and doors in it, glue or staple wood stakes to the back and drive them into the ground. Sew beans into ghost bags to make bean bags and have them throw the ghosts in the holes for prizes.
Instead of bobbing for apples which is messy and unsanitary peel the apples, carve them to look like skullls, place them in a cauldron full of red Kool-Aid. Get a piece of florist foam paint it black and set on a table near the cauldron, get some shish ka bob sticks and plunge into the foam.
Make a grave yard.
Get the girls to spike a skull and plant it in the graveyard.
Get some cheap bag’o bones, cover in fake blood and place in graveyard, have them find the bones and place in kettle.
Get a piece of plywood, place ten screws halfway in the boards spaced 4 to 6 in apart, fill balloons with fake blood, wrap around screws, throw carnival darts to pop for prizes, 1 small 2 medium 3 large.
Get a bowl or cauldron fill with slime and fishing worms/flies/maggots and have them pluck them out of the slime and place in kettle.
Costume relay race.
Place laundry baskets/tubs/cauldrons with costumes halfway down race lane. Start with egg on spoon walk, hand off to partner at costumes, partner puts on 3 costume items, runs to shave the balloon(can be decorated balloons, scary faces, Jack), partner shaves balloon runs to finish line.

Answer by Liz F
We rented i-Nail machine for my daughter’s birthday party. Girls can do their nails by themselves using the automatic manicuring machine called i-Nail. It can print incredibly high quality design on your nails. We had a blast and all the girls had a lot of fun.

Check out their website for more info: https://iNailParty.com