Things are about to get spooky with this super fun Spooky Halloween Scavenger Hunt for kids. It’s got everything from haunted ghosts and sweet candy corn to scary skeletons and goopy eyeballs. This is a great activity for kids of all ages. Bring it trick or treating, or on your next evening walk through the neighborhood. If you’re skipping the door to door festivities this year, plan a scavenger hunt around your home or outdoors in the yard. The first to finish can collect a treasure box full of Halloween candies and goodies!
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I must admit, even though temps haven’t yet dropped below 90°, Fall decor is already up at my house. And although I usually wait until about 2 weeks before Halloween to get out my goblins and ghosts, they may be released a bit earlier than normal this year because why not? Right!
Halloween is right around the corner and still, so much of our daily lives are on hold due to COVID-19. For this reason, my family is skipping the trick or treating this year and instead, I’ve decided to use this Spooky Halloween Scavenger Hunt for my 5-year-old and, let’s face it, his dad too, for our family-only Halloween Party.
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We’re going to dress up in our costumes, carve pumpkins, do some Halloween crafts and games, followed by an outdoor Spooky Halloween Scavenger Hunt once it gets dark. You can fill an inexpensive cardboard treasure box with candy for the little ones to share once they’ve completed their treasure hunt.
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