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This Halloween, watch what you eat in case what you eat is watching you. Close encounters of the sweet kind are coming soon to a kitchen near you....

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Make a cupcake shaped like a mini monster.

Make a cupcake shaped like a mini monster. See less

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The Moster Cake was unbelievable, like a cartoon that was stopped in mid chaos.

The Moster Cake was unbelievable, like a cartoon that was stopped in mid chaos. See less

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Don't be scared--this monster doesn't bite--even though the goal is to feed the monster while testing your marble shooting skills.

Don't be scared--this monster doesn't bite--even though the goal is to feed the monster while testing your marble shooting skills. See less

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These zany desktop dancers have the "cents" to stand on their own two feet. 1. Glue a 7-inch length of pipe cleaner between the pom-poms for arms. Let the glue dry. 2. For legs, fold a 9-inch pipe cleaner length in half and glue the fold to the... See more

These zany desktop dancers have the "cents" to stand on their own two feet. 1. Glue a 7-inch length of pipe cleaner between the pom-poms for arms. Let the glue dry. 2. For legs, fold a 9-inch pipe cleaner length in half and glue the fold to the bottom of the lower pom-pom. 3. Attach each googly eye to a small felt circle, then glue the eyes, felt ears, and a tiny pom-pom nose to the face. 4. For each horn, coil a 4-inch pipe cleaner length around the skewer, then glue the horn onto the head. Fold the ends of each arm to form hands. Glue the feather tail in place. 5. Add a foot to each leg by using a small ball of poster tack to sandwich each end between a button and a penny, as shown. See less

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Turn the kitchen into an edible monster laboratory where kids can create their own crusty creatures. 1. To begin, heat the oven to 400° so it will be ready when your monster-makers are finished sculpting. 2. Divide the dough evenly among the kids,... See more

Turn the kitchen into an edible monster laboratory where kids can create their own crusty creatures. 1. To begin, heat the oven to 400° so it will be ready when your monster-makers are finished sculpting. 2. Divide the dough evenly among the kids, reserving a chunk for colored dough. Mixing in the color is probably best left to an adult, since the process can get messy in the wrong hands. Here?s how to do it: Divide the designated chunk into smaller balls, dip a toothpick in the coloring paste and dab one of the dough balls, then knead until the desired color is achieved. 3. To create their monsters, kids can try a variety of techniques, such as rolling balls and snakes of dough, cutting out shapes, using scissors to snip a furry texture, or using a garlic press to create hair. Raisins also make great eyes, spots, collars, or buttons. 4. Carefully place the finished monsters on a greased cookie sheet. Cover them with plastic wrap or a damp cloth and let them rise an additional 10 to 15... See less

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Object of the Game Something like the game of Tag, but with a twist. A scary monster races around trying to catch some victims! What You Need An ugly monster mask, monster hands, and a blindfold. What You Do Pick an area of your house or yard that is... See more

Object of the Game Something like the game of Tag, but with a twist. A scary monster races around trying to catch some victims! What You Need An ugly monster mask, monster hands, and a blindfold. What You Do Pick an area of your house or yard that is large enough to mark off a circle. You'll need to use some masking tape or rope to close in the circle as this will be the playing ground for your "monster". It goes without saying that you'll need to make the inside of the circle free of any objects that they might trip over or run into. Toss a coin to pick the first "Monster". The monster wears a monster mask and monster hands. They also have a blindfold placed over their eyes so they can't see. This is a hearing and touching game. All players have to stay within the circle while the monster wanders around with their arms reaching out to catch the players. When the "monster" moans or growls, all the players must moan or growl back and extend their arms. This is how the "monster" finds... See less

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Magic Fishpond (Ages 3 to 8) Hang a sheet across a doorway, high enough so children can't see over it. Give children a "fishing pole" with a small...

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1. Using scissors or decorative edgers, cut two identical circles from cardboard or corrugated kraft paper. 2. Using markers, decorate one side of...

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6 or more players. | Needed: A music source (like a tape deck) | Rules: Play Halloween music and have the kids dance like monsters! Monster Mash is a good song for this game. When the music stops the kids freeze in their monster positions. The first... See more

6 or more players. | Needed: A music source (like a tape deck) | Rules: Play Halloween music and have the kids dance like monsters! Monster Mash is a good song for this game. When the music stops the kids freeze in their monster positions. The first kid to move gets to stop the music. This is a good game for the end of the party since you can make it last as long you want. See less

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The original printable Halloween card designs below are free for your personal use, just like all the printables on this site. The only thing you need to do in order to gain instant and unlimited access to these printable Halloween cards (and all the... See more

The original printable Halloween card designs below are free for your personal use, just like all the printables on this site. The only thing you need to do in order to gain instant and unlimited access to these printable Halloween cards (and all the printables on our sites), is subscribe to our free e-zine "Partyology". See less

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Monster Eye - Blue Iris with blue on blue base and some pink and green eyes

Monster Eye - Blue Iris with blue on blue base and some pink and green eyes See less

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Paperchase is the undisputed brand leader in design lead and innovative stationery in the UK

Paperchase is the undisputed brand leader in design lead and innovative stationery in the UK See less

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