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Halloween Costume Party Ideas:
Halloween Party Games
for Teens
Everybody enjoys a carnival! Be sure to have a
variety of Halloween carnival games and activities
for each age. Here are some classic games that no
party should be without.
Halloween games for teenagers.
Stations.
Everyone stands a circle (except one who is standing
in the middle) and has been told to remember a
different station name. The person in the middle
calls out two names. The stations have to change
places quickly, before the person in the middle can
get to one of the empty spaces. Who ever is left
without a place is the person in the middle for the
next game.
Arrange teams of players in lines and give the first
person on each line an object to be passed in a
given fashion. Suggestions include:-
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A stick of spaghetti held in the mouth. (A
variation is to break off a piece as you pass
it.)
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A credit card to be sucked to your lips.
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A coin to be held between the first person's
nose, and the next person's nose, while they
walk around the back of the line and back to the
front again. The first person goes to the back
of the line, and the game continues, with a new
'next person'.
I’ve Never!!
Each person receives several counters (toothpicks,
pennies, etc.) and sits in a circle. Then take turns
around the circle. Each person tells of something
they have never done (example: I have never broken a
bone or I have never traveled out of the country).
Anyone who has done this must give the speaker one
of their toothpicks or pennies. After going around
the circle several times, the person with the most
tokens wins.
Mummy.
Split the party goers into teams of three and give
each team a toilet roll. Two persons then wrap the
third in the toilet roll so that they look like an
Egyptian Mummy. The winning team is the one who in
a set time has the mummy completely covered.
Variation. This is like "Mummies" but instead of
having toilet paper and having to wrap the 'victim'
to look like a mummy, you give each team part of a
(not ready pasted) wall-paper roll, and 12 safety
pins and they have to make an 'outfit', in say 5
minutes. If you wish, you may specify "A dress",
"Jacket and trousers", etc. (The paper may be
pinned on the person's normal clothes, rather than
having to make the 'outfit' and then they have to
put it on.)
Scavengers
This is very popular among large groups of
teenagers. Make a list of 30-35 everyday items (ie.toilet
paper roll, red piece of string, rubberband, chewed
piece of gum, etc.) and send two teams on a mission
to find these items on their list. They have one
hour to find these and the winning team is the one
that is back first with EVERYTHING ON THEIR LIST!!!
Whistle
You give every child 3 soda crackers. When you say
"GO" every child puts all the crackers at once in
his/her mouth. The first one to whistle wins. (You
can also substitute the soda crackers with peanut
butter but make sure there are no Allergies).
Can you guess?
Put several small items into a brown paper bag.
Blindfold one person and hand them one of the items
in the bag. Give them a few seconds to guess what
the item is. If they are unsuccessful they are out.
The last one wins.
Teens are always happy to show how grown up they can
be, so let them help with these games.
One of the most popular Halloween activities is the
CAKE WALK.
What you need: Cakes, CD or tape player and a few
chairs. When the circle of chairs is filled, we
begin. Turn on the music and after the guests have
walked around the circle a few times, turn off the
music and everyone must find a chair. Players leave
the circle if they cannot find a chair. A chair is
removed each cycle. The last player standing wins
the cake.
Face painting is especially cherished by the little
ones, but once in a while an oldster gets in the
act. You can usually find a teenager or 2 who will
be willing to be the artists for the evening. It's
amazing how creative the kids are.
Here is another fun project the teens like to get
involved in. Let the kids create their own maze for
the younger kids to crawl through. You will need to
roundup a bunch of refrigerator boxes, or large
cartons, and tape them together with duct tape.
Don’t forget to include some ‘dead ends’ and of
course some windows, too.
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