Halloween Party Favors

RE: Halloween Party Favors Post by grammaoftwo (25) | (09/14/2006) Profile | Contact Go to a Store Called: Dollar Tree it is sorta like a Dollar General but MUCH cheaper. That is where I always got our things at for birthday parties. My Daughters also "shopped" there when they were younger for Christmas or birthday gifts for family and friends and thought they were getting a lot for the few dollars they had to spend. They could get 10 actually nice gifts for only $10,they are still "frugal" shoppers which makes Mom really proud. Good Luck with shopping and the party as well RE: Halloween Party Favors Post by slw1299 (50) | (09/14/2006) Contact How about picking up those cute little miniature pumpkins - 1 for each child, and allowing them to paint faces on them? RE: Halloween Party Favors Post By carla bledsoe (Guest Post) (09/14/2006) small jars of bubbles different colored pens fast food gift certificates one dollar coins party photos of themselves and the birthday boy dollar store halloween decorations (ceramic figurines) RE: Halloween Party Favors Post By Holly (Guest Post) (09/14/2006) http://childparenting.about.com/cs/ ... ?terms=Halloween+crafts%20for%20kids Check out this above web site. ABOUT is a very informative site and you'll find just about anything. The above link is for the crafts you requested. Have a blast ! ~ Holly RE: Halloween Party Favors Post By jojo (Guest Post) (09/13/2006) I saw a post here a while ago and used it with great approval from adults and kids alike. It basically involved using clear plastic (food-safe) gloves. Place red jelly-beans or raspberries at each fingertip to resemble fingernails then fill the rest of the hand up with popcorn and fasten off at the wrist. We called them 'horrible hands' and not only did they make great table decorations but they were a massive hit as treat bags also. Thanks to whoever originally posted it, great idea! RE: Halloween Party Favors Post By (Guest Post) (09/13/2006) How about mechanical pencils, lip gloss or chapstick, jigsaw puzzles, children's dictionary, bubb;le bath, micro popcorn(unpopped, ) flash cards or playing cards, gel pens, sports cards, winter hats or gloves, fun socks, comic or paperback books, stickers. Go to a dollar store and let your imagination go wild. Let your son help find what he would like.