Showing posts with label Halloween Tradition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Halloween Tradition. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 1, 2008

Booing....It's A GOOD Thing

Happy October!
We are planning some Boo-teeful
Halloween Fun!
Booing is another name for what my boys
called "ding-dong-ditch" or Knock and Run
Of course, use common sense.....
go with adults and choose friends you know
and neighborhoods that are safe.
You can purchase Booing Kits at Target(above photo) or...
Have fun making Creative "Boo Bags" or Containers
Fill The Bags with goodies and head out
for some Booing Fun in your neighborhood.
Check out Cindy from Skip to My Lou
HERE is last year's fun and today she has
Here are some other ideas to get your
Booing Juices flowing...
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Have you ever been booed?
Are you planning to boo?
Do you have a Funny Booing Story?
Happy October...Happy Booing!

Thursday, October 18, 2007

Halloween Tradition... Great Pumpkin

An Idea For All That Halloween Candy...
My fellow Room Mom, Terri, told me of this Halloween Family Tradition.... I like it... She is definitely on to something here...
After they return from Trick or Treating with huge, heavy bags filled with Candy Treats
(I remember the days of my boys returning home with huge Pillow Cases FULL), my friend allows her children to fill a small brown lunch bag with their favorite candies collected during Trick or Treating.
The rest of the candy is placed in a large bag labeled, "FOR THE GREAT PUMPKIN"
When the children go to sleep, the candy leaves with 'The Great Pumpkin' -aka Terri and her husband. The next morning, in place of the candy, is a toy, book, gift certificate, small gift, or thank you note.
The candy leaves the house the next morning and is donated to a charity. They tell their children the candy will be shared with those who did not receive much candy for Halloween. What a great way to limit the weeks and weeks of candy and share with someone less fortunate.
There are so many ways to streamline this concept to fit your own family needs.