“Witches, Boos, and Spiders too!” Kids Halloween Party with Oriental Trading

Hi Friends! I’m so excited to share with you my fun, sugar-filled “Witches, Boos, and Spiders too!” Kids Halloween Party I created with Oriental Trading. It was such a great afternoon. The kids had an absolute blast!

A huge thank you to Oriental Trading Company for sponsoring this post. Although I was given resources to create this party, all of my opinions and feelings about (how fun and creative) their products are 100% my own. For more information, see my disclosures, here.

 

THE THEME

In first thinking about this little kids Halloween party, I knew I wanted it to be fun, imaginative, and silly…not at all scary. Since the kids were all still really young I wanted to focus on the whimsical and magical ideas of Halloween. Oriental Trading has so many awesome decorations and decor pieces that sparked so many creative ideas as I was planning this celebration. It was so hard to decide on which items to choose, but once I saw their adorable plush witch legs and sets of cauldrons I fell in love with the idea of a Candy Witch. She was so easy to create and quickly became the star of the show! I just placed the witch legs flat on the table and put the largest of the three cauldrons directly on top of the legs. Next, I sprinkled candy all around her. Then, I attached this poem to the side of her cauldron:

My broom went a-muck…
and I got stuck.
I spilled my sweets…
Help yourself to the treats!

The kids loved the idea that the Candy Witch was stuck inside her cauldron. They thought it was so funny!

THE FOOD

The foods at the party included, Zombie Eyeballs, Pudding Graveyards, Clementine Pumpkins, Witch Finger Lollipops, Monster Mash Cupcakes, and Boo Poo (mini marshmallows). In the world of 5 year olds, this of course, got tons of laughs!

The kids also had a blast eating donuts off of a witch’s broomstick with their mouths only (no hands!). It was sort of a different spin on bobbing for apples. So fun!

 

THE BOO CREW

When each child made his/her way to the table they found their place card, a little tag that said “You’re Fang-tastic!”, stuck inside plastic vampire fangs. Once they popped their fangs in their mouth, everyone was truly in character and ready for some Halloween fun!

 

THE GAMES

Aside from the “bobbing for donuts” broomstick activity, we played two other games at the party too.

The first was Toot, Scoot and Boogie…jack-o-lantern whoopee cushion musical chairs! Played the same way as traditional musical chairs, only with these jack-o-lantern whoopee cushions instead of chairs. This game was all giggles…during the toots, scoots and boogies…it was pure fun! Along the same lines as the Boo Poo mini marshmallows, the whoopee cushions were pretty epic with our little ghouls and goblins. They absolutely loved this game!

The second game was Inflatable Witch Hat ring toss. The kids had a blast with this game as well. They got so excited about it…their faces truly say it all!

MUMOSAS

Now I couldn’t forget all the “mummies” (and dads too!). While the kids were having fun, we all enjoyed some spirited “mumosas”! Yummy for mummies only! Check out the full tutorial on how to make the mummy cups and grab the free printable sign, here!

FAVORS

Before the Boo Crew headed home, we had to send them on their way with a little witch pretzel broom and pencil treat. It was such a fun afternoon! Check out the full tutorial on how to make these adorable Witch Pretzel Broomstick Favors and grab the free printable, here!

If you are planning a celebration with your Boo Crew this Halloween be sure to download the free printables below to add to the fun. If you use these designs I’d love to see them! Please follow me @justaddconfetti on Instagram and use the #justaddconfettiprintables hashtag.

DOWNLOAD YOUR KIDS HALLOWEEN PARTY FREE PRINTABLES BELOW!

Please subscribe to our newsletter! Just enter your email address below and the link to download the file will be in the exact spot that the form is now. Also, please consider following us on Instagram and Facebook. I’d love to connect with you!

Photography by my amazing and talented friend, Jen of Rose Photography. Thank you so much for your beautiful photos, Jen. As always, you captured the day so perfectly!

A huge thank you to Oriental Trading Company for sponsoring this post. Although I was given resources to create this party, all of my opinions and feelings about (how fun and creative) their products are 100% my own. For more information, see my disclosures, here.PIN FOR LATER: