Halloween Guess
Who Game
When each
guest arrives, they get a piece of paper taped the their back with a Halloween
character or item written on it. The object of the game is for each guest to
figure out who or what they are. Everyone goes around and asks the other guests
questions about their mystery character or item. The guests can only answer yes
or no to the questions.
Eyeball Hunt Game
Fill a large
pot with cooked spaghetti noodles, and then bury 1" diameter rubber balls
in the noodles. Blindfold each participant. See who can find the
most balls in a set amount of time. For an added twist you can color code the
balls and have each color worth a different amount of points. After the set
amount of times, count up the points earned by each player.
Bobbing for Apples
Try this unique twist on the
familiar bobbing for apples game. Instead of floating the apples in a tub
of water, hang them from trees. The "bobber" who can take the
most bites out of the moving apple in a set time period is the winner.
(Hanging tips: If the stems are strong, you can just tie string around
them. For a more secure hang, use a carpet needle threaded with fishing
line. Tie a washer at one end and thread the fishing line up through the
bottom of the apple until the washer is resting on the bottom of the apple.)
Halloween Memory
Game
Set out several Halloween or
Autumn related items on a tray or in a bin and have all your guests study them
for 30 seconds at the most. Remove the tray or bin of items and have the guests
write down as many items as they can remember. Use items such as an apple, an
Autumn leaf, a mini pumpkin, a toy black cat, a plastic spider, a piece of
candy, mask, and so on.