What kind of games do they play at Halloween?

Answer 1

well, maybe a murder mystery? or you could do a dance off or something?

Being a "preteen" i like just dances

person 2: well you can also do the really geeky old games like bobbing for apples! Also you can take a bunch of bowl, fill them with layers of oreo crumbs and chocolate pudding, then all through it put maybe 20 little candy bones. then let people ( each in heir own bowl!) smoosh their face around in it trying to get all of the little candy bones out without using their hands. if you count how many you put in before hand you can

A. make it a contest to see who can find the most in 1 minute

B. make it a race to see who can get all of them out first!

( if you don't get how this is halloweenish, it's a graveyard!)

person3: Um, when I was a preteen having Halloween parties (I really can't remember everything we did, and it was only a few years ago!) We used to do eyeball bobbing. Sounds gross right? Anyway, you get a huge tub of water and buy lots of pingpong balls, then you use a perminant marker to make the pingpong balls look like eyes. You have a one minute time limit, and whoever gets the most eye balls with out using their hands and only using their mouth wins. The other game is: 'Do you Believe me.' Basically you blindfold everyone and sit them on chairs.You tell a story of a man named Thomas, who's body parts misteriously apeared in your backyard. (You can make it scarier by telling a longer story and using sound effects like screams if you want) Then when you're done, you say things like "The first thing that was dug up was his intestines, do you believe me? Hold out your hands and touch them." And then you pass around a handfull of cold, cooked spaghetti that has been soaked in oil to make it slimy. Don't tell them what it actually is and it will really freak them out. Ask: "Do you believe me?" for everything you pass around. For skin: oily plastic. For eyes: Lychees or large grapes. For teeth: Un-popped corn. For ears: Dried apricots. For hands: Sand filled gloves. For hair: Damp oily hair (cut it off a cheap wig and soak it in oil.) For a brain: Use peeled oily orange. (One year what we actually used for a brain was actual cheap meat from the butcher. I think it was actually a lambs brain. Then I said "Do you believe me? Open your eyes." then the last person in the line was actually holding a brain and everyone realised they had touched it!

Hope that helps:)

Answer 2

Well you can carve pumpkin or decorate cupcakes or make a hted house or watch

a horror movie do something fun or scary or you can do reguler party games just have cause that's all it matters

Check out the two links below for ideas!

Answer 3

One common game is dunking or apple bobbing, in which apples float in a tub or a large basin of water and the participants must use their teeth to remove an apple from the basin. A variant of dunking involves kneeling on a chair, holding a fork between the teeth and trying to drop the fork into an apple

Grow the Zombie Plant in the Zombie Plant Grow kit....it really does PLAY DEAD when you Touch it!

Minutes later it comes back to life!

Answer 4

There are a lot halloween games you can play at the halloween party.. Some of the popular and unique halloween games are as follows Candy Corn Toss, Feeling Gross Guessing Game, Halloween Scavenger Hunt etc. For more inforamtion on these you can visit the following website - http://www.ehow.com/list_5929626_unique-halloween-games.html

Answer 5

Some good Halloween games, (variations on classic games) include; Halloween Pictionary (Players get points by drawing pictures and guessing what scary words the pictures stand for), Pin the Nose on the Pumpkin (Pin the Tail on the Donkey), and Pass the Pumpkin (Hot Potato).

Answer 6

Apple bobbing is a fun game to get everybody involved. Wrap the mummy is also a good game. You get two teams and one person has to get wrapped in toilet roll from each team, the team who wraps the mummy fastest wins.

Answer 7

Apple bobbing and of course trick-or-treating are always popular with kids on Halloween.