Gosh, spiders aren't so scary when you make them yourselves. Join Daisy in creating these spooky spiders.

What you need:

• Black finger paint
• White construction paper
• Glue-able or self-stick googly eyes
• Silver glitter

Directions:

1. Have children paint their hands in black, except their thumbs.
2. To make the spiders, have children stamp their hands -- palms facing each other, fingers pointing out -- down on the construction paper.
3. Swipe extra fingers to create spider legs.
4. Let paint dry.
5. Once paint has dried, stick googly eyes on the spider and decorate with glitter.

Hiya! Will you help Minnie decorate her pumpkins? Minnie's pumpkins are extra special because she likes to decorate using special cutouts. So come on, grab some decorations and let's go...

What you need:

• Pumpkins (4 inches)
• Finger paint
• Paint brushes
• Precut felt and specialty fabrics (suggested shapes: circles, triangles, half-moons, and squares)
• Pipe cleaners
• Glue-able or self-stick googly eyes
• Glue
• Glitter
• Markers

Directions:

1. Have children glue the cutouts onto their pumpkins to form faces and fun expressions.
2. Let glue dry.
3. Kids can also use markers and paints to add some frightful little touches.

Note: For a simpler activity, just use paints and paint brushes to decorate pumpkins.

What can you find inside? Grab a handful of goo and see what you win! Hooray!

What you need:

• Green gelatin (i.e. lime-flavored)
• Plastic Halloween toys (spiders, skeletons, ghosts, etc.)
• Black cauldron
• Green glow toys (bracelets and necklaces)
• Extra big bowl with water

Directions to make the green goo:

1. On the day before the party, prepare gelatin as directed on the box.
2. Store made gelatin in the refrigerator until the day of the party when the game is ready to be played.
3. Place assortment of plastic and glow toys in the bottom of the cauldron.
4. Pour gelatin into the cauldron and stir it up. The game is ready to start.

How to play:

1. Have children line up.
2. Give each child 30 seconds to dig in and grab a prize. If you want to add a surprise twist, use an eye mask or scarf to cover their eyes during the game.

Tip: Make sure you have a clean bowl of water next to the green goo for easy clean-up.

Do you see Pluto's bone? This sounds like a job for a trick-or-treater!

What you need:

• Teach your little trick-or-treaters the words to the song before they get started. Wahoo!
  
  Pluto's skeleton where's your bone?
  Somebody stole it from your home.
  Guess who? Maybe you!
  Maybe Donald's ghost from Kalamazoo
  Pluto's skeleton find your bone!

Directions:

1. Have preschoolers form a circle.
2. Select one child to stand in the middle and be "Pluto's Skeleton." Have "Pluto's Skeleton" cover their eyes with their hands.
3. Have all the other kids begin singing the song while simultaneously passing the bone around the circle. (Click here for a Pluto's Bone printable.)
4. When the song ends, all of the players must hide their hands behind their back.
5. "Pluto's Skeleton" opens their eyes and guesses who has the bone.
6. The person who has the bone becomes the next "Pluto's Skeleton."

Oh, Toodles! Looks like we're gonna need a mouseketool! That's right, we need some toilet paper! This fun game will test which team can turn one of their friends into a mummy the fastest!

What you need:

• Toilet paper rolls

Directions:

1. Break the group into two to three teams.
2. Each team will choose a member to be the mummy.
3. When the game begins, both teams will race to wrap the mummy from neck to toe. The first team to finish wrapping the mummy wins!

Safety note: Wrap kids with toilet paper only from the neck down, and wrap the arms and legs separately.