Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts

GHOSTED!
















Its that time of year again - whatch out for those ghosties!!!  This is a great game to play in your neighborhood.  Here is how it works...

1. Print out the pdf found here. (it should print out two pages)

2. Bake some treats (ideally Halloween in theme)

3. Make 2 plates of treats and tape a ghost to each one.

 4. Deliver the plates to unsuspecting neighbors.

5. You can knock and run - or just leave them and hope they find them in the morning!

6. You can tape the ghost to your door so you don't have to make more treats.


Here is the text of the poem:


You’ve been Ghosted!
Late last night, we left you a treat.
The tradition is fun, one we hope you’ll repeat.
Take the ghost and pin it on your door,
To let others know, you need be ghosted no more.
Now it’s your duty to pass on the surprise,
To two more families, we must advise.
Gather some treats and deliver them soon,
Within two nights, under the light of the moon.
Include a ghost with each package you give,
Along with this poem for the tradition to live.

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Paper Plate Jack-O'-Lantern

You can make these pumpkins to decorate your house for Halloween.  They are easy and fun for kids to help with.


What you'll need:
  • Mini paper plate 
  • Orange acrylic craft paint
  • Yellow craft foam
  • Green craft foam
  • Brown craft foam
  • Scissors
  • Glue

 How to make it:


1. Place the paper plate upside down on your work surface and paint it orange. Set aside to dry and repeat with a second coat if needed.


2. Cut out facial shapes (triangles for eyes and a mouth with a few missing teeth) and glue to the plate.


3. Use scissors to trim the plate into a pumpkin-like shape. Do this by cutting a dip in the top where the stem would be and trim the bottom to flatten it a bit.


4. Cut two simple oval-shaped leaves from green craft foam and glue to back of the plate at the top of the pumpkin.


5. Cut a simple rectangular stem from brown craft foam and glue to the back of the plate, between the leaves.

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