(This is a re-post. Original post by Colleen of
Finding Our Way Home.)
Kennedy has always enjoyed trick or treating and candy, up until last year. She is now totally reliant on tube feedings and does not enjoy eating, so the typical trick or treating is out! This year I would like to make Halloween fun still and found some great ideas I wanted to share.
Want to have a Halloween party, or celebrate with the family...how about some
fun games!
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Pass the pumpkin is a musical chairs type game involves passing small pumpkins and gourds and when the music stops the person without a pumpkin is out. Play until there is a winner. This sounds like such a great idea for kids that are in wheelchairs vs. the traditional musical chairs. You could play some spooky halloween music.
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Eyeball bouncing by decorating ping pong balls like eyeballs and having the kids try to bounce them into plastic pumpkins...give out small prizes for getting the ball in.
~Halloween Bingo ~make your own bingo pieces with halloween pictures...you could find pics online or have the kids create some themselves.
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Print out some halloween puzzles, games or coloring pages
More Halloween Activities:
(here is one we did)
~Visit a pumpkin patch, corn maze, or go on a haunted hay ride.
Have your own costume party, scavenger hunt, or trick or treating with non candy items:
~pencils
~crayons and coloring books
~temporary tattoos
~playdough
~hair accessories or jewelry
~bouncy balls
~plastic animals
~bubbles
~stickers
Want to enjoy some tasty treats? Try tastes of lollipops,
spray candies, and Fun dip, cinnamon sticks, and popsicles.
Whatever you do try to remember that Halloween is about having some spooky fun, not eating candy! Does your tube fed child still want to go trick or treating....
Trick or Treat for Unicef! Help kids in other parts of the world get the things they need to survive and grow!
Witch Ring Toss 
Witch Pitch
Halloween Twister 
Pop! Goes the Pumpkin! 
Boo Bowling =] 
Pumpkin Felt Board 
