How to Make Your Own Simple Halloween Silhouette Window Decor To recreate this is actually pretty easy, you don't have to be an artist (AT ALL!!) Simply

Qualquer torta doce ou salgada ganha ares apavorantes com um corte fantasmagórico na massa da cobertura. Para quem quer facilitar, é só...

Worksheet created for my Halloween themed lessons. A couple of exercises using the famous song 'This is Halloween' from Tim Burton's 1993 film Nightmare Before Christmashttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGR8ftTcjmALast 3 pages include the full lyrics without any gaps or words in bold. - ESL worksheets

When I was a kid, I used to love making paper snowflakes, even if my imagination was always several steps beyond my paper-cutting skill level. Last year,

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Halloween, de la déco à l’assiette Le 31 octobre, on met les assiettes ensanglantées dans les plats ébréchés pour une scénographie horrifique à souhait. Faux hot-dogs garnis de doigts coupés, cupcakes d'Halloween sanglants agrémentés de verre cassé, pilons de poulet noir de jais,...

Celebrate Halloween with the best snacks and cocktails. Every day of October, I have come up with a food recipe and drink recipe that pairs with a Halloween movie, scary movie, or fun Halloween activity.

This Halloween, Disneyland will debut a new Oogie Boogie Bash inspired by "The Nightmare Before Christmas." Get the details here.

We share recipes for Halloween by Zach Neil from his The Nightmare Before Dinner Cookbook as well as share how you can win his book on the blog

Like everything else in 2020, Halloween is going to look quite a bit different this year. I have put together a list of 5 fun socially distanced Halloween activities to do with your family this year! Dr. Hinshaw has just announced that she has no...

See how to turn your garage into a haunted house, turn your yard into a haunted cemetery or graveyard, and how to make a synchronized Halloween lights display around your house!

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Some not-so-scary horror movies for the little ones (and for the not-so-brave adults), so you don’t miss out on getting into Halloween!

Happy Halloween! Cooler weather is heading my way and I'm so excited! I'm ready to decorate the Christmas tree but I really need to enjoy Halloween first. It was never my favorite holiday and so I was in the habit of rushing it . . . until I had little boys. They loved all things frightening and fearsome. They were also terrible pranksters. My own little tricky trick-or-treaters! {India . . . She dressed up as a princess every year for 10 years! I have loved it all.} My mischievous little kids really helped me learn to enjoy Halloween. Once that happened, I started getting ideas. Now trick-or-treaters are a real treat at my house! Oh, how my boys were pranksters! {Well, truthfully they haven't changed. They're just taller.} Trick-or-treaters really are SO cute and I decided to find a way to enjoy the little darlings for more than one night. I'd like to introduce you to my resident trick-or-treaters . . . I made three of these little life-sized ghost when my boys were young and about the same size. My intentions were for decoration purposes only but since everyone knew my boys, these ghost took on a life of their own . . . when guest arrived at my front door and they saw ghost inside they always thought my boys were dressed in costume and prepared to scare! We tricked people unintentionally! It was always a fun treat in the end. They are super easy to make and not very expensive if you have spare materials on hand. This was the year to finally create a 4th ghost to represent India. I'm so glad Nolan is home - he made me one! We even used old purple pants and glitterized girl's tennis shoes. Supplies: 1"x 4" boards {I used random pieces left over from a construction project.} Screws {I used 1 5/8"} An old pair of children's jeans / pants Old children's shoes Wooden dow or old pencil Styrofoam ball Felt White twin size sheet baby sized quilt batting or small, old blanket Trick-or-treat bucket or bag Large safety pin Craft or hot glue {Tips: If you don't have old jeans, shoes, or sheets at home I recommend looking for them at a garage sale or thrift shop. I was sure to use some without much wear left so I wouldn't be wasting what others needed. I used sizes 6x-8 jeans and 11-2 size shoes. The pants need to be wide enough to go around the board at the waist. I love the pants with elastic adjustments because they cinch up! The shoes have to be long enough to stabilize the body. You may choose to add weight to the front of the shoe too.} As you see, we really used odd, old boards this time. Suggested board measurements: 1 - Spine: 15" 2 - Legs: 20" 1 - Shoulder: 9" 1 - Hips: 9" 2 - Feet: length depends on size of shoes 1- Neck {dow rod} 7" long Hole for dow: 1 3/4" We also cut tapers for each ankle to allow the board to fit in the shoes. Use 2 -3 three screws for each "joint" and 1 screw for the feet. We also screwed the shoes on through the sole. After you cut and assemble the boards, put on the pants and shoes. The first time we actually put the pants on before screwing in the boards for the feet since it's easier. However, this week we thought the assembled picture would be a better example. Wrap the batting or small blanket around the body but keep it at the waist {feel free to use pins to secure it but the batting actually sticks to itself really well} and add the styrofoam ball on top for a head. Fold the sheet in half and drape it over the head and body. I kept the sheet shorter in the front. Cut oval shapes from the black felt and glue in place for eyes. Pin the plastic pumpkin on the sheet at about the height of a child's hand and you have a tricky trick-or-treater! The ever beautiful Lia! My children have far outgrown ghost of this size but an eight year-old works perfectly. I happen to have an eight year-old niece. AND she loves "photo ops." Who wouldn't want to give these kids candy?? I must make time to finish blogging my Argentine adventure. I must make time to blog my life. However, I had to make time for Halloween! I'll admit, it's a lot more fun with these ghostly residents. So, feel free to trick-or-treat at my house if you dare! I'd also be thrilled to see pictures or blogs of any ghost that you might create - we'd love to have ghost cousins.

Only two more weeks until Halloween and time for some new free puzzles! I've had a request for more rebus puzzles, and since I didn't have any Halloween ones, that seemed like a good idea. You can download the one above from Google Drive by clicking on the picture, or here. This one has easier puzzles. These are pictures that I think younger kids can identify and spell easily enough. And you can click on this picture, or here, to download the harder version. This level has more puzzles to solve and harder pictures to figure out. Is is a gasoline can, just can, or just gas? This particular puzzle page includes an opposite picture and a 2 word rebus! You may want to give younger kids the easier version and older kids the harder version. You can also give the easier page as a warm-up to the harder page. Download the answer keys here. Here are some puzzles for you to try to see if you like them! Happy Halloween!

Can you help the spider find her way through the maze to her web? The most difficult of three printable Halloween mazes at Activity Village...

These voodoo cookies reminded me of those fun times and are for my upcoming Halloween party. Suitably slightly creepy, they're made using a gingerbread man mold and you can decorate them with hearts, broken hearts, bandages or whatever takes your fancy. If you are serving them to kids or adults that tend to scoff food without looking, I would of course advise against using actual pins or toothpicks and you can certainly draw these on using writing icing pens. They're really quite easy once you have the pens and the best thing is that the more crooked the writing, the more homespun voodoo doll looking they are.