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Party supplies are our specialty here at PartyButton.com so you can imagine that we must have our favorite types of parties. For me that party would be a Halloween Party. I love Halloween, I'm not sure what it is but the witches, goblins and ghouls coupled with all that candy, well, I don't think you can ask for a better Holiday than Halloween - but that's just me.

So if you're like me and Halloween Parties make you smile then you have come to the right place because we have Halloween party supplies galore! Need ideas for your Halloween party because we have Halloween party ideas as well.

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I think first and foremost when talking about Halloween we have to talk about safety. A great Halloween party idea is to always be safe. We carry a wide variety of Halloween and trick or treat safety glow lights for the little trick or treaters. Check out all of our Halloween safety lights.

Glow necklaces will light up the night and come in a wide variety of colors

Check out these glow sticks that hang around your neck.

Do you need Halloween party ideas or Halloween party supplies? We'll we've got both. There is the obvious Halloween party and that is a costume party. You cannot have a Halloween party and not make it a costume party! It's just not right! Costumes are mandatory! But there are always those who show up without a costume so for them here are some Halloween party ideas using some of our Halloween party supplies to keep everyone at the party in costume.

If they come without a mask then have one for them. These feathered Halloween masks are great Halloween party items.	Super Afro with pick! This is a Halloween hit!
Terminator Laser Mask! "I'll BE BACK!".. For more punch.	You show up to the Halloween party late and you have to wear the pimp hat!

What about party supplies for that Halloween party? We have all the best Halloween party supplies like Halloween decorations, costumes for the costume party and trick or treating. Great Halloween party favors light light up pumpkin rings and even inflatable jack o lantern candy dishes that are safe and will never break.

Cat in the Hat costume is too much fun so be ready for a Halloween Party to remember!	Jack O Lantern inflatable candy bowl
Light up pumpkin ring is a Halloween party must have	This is a hot new Halloween party idea and possibly the greatest of all Halloween party supplies. Scene Setters. They come in many styles and decorate the room by clinging to the walls!

Here are great Halloween party ideas for your Halloween party

Halloween Safety Tips
Halloween Party Games
Halloween Party Recipes

Halloween Safety Tips

Young Trick-or-Treaters:

Use nontoxic and hypoallergenic makeup instead of masks this Halloween.

1. Use face paint or makeup. Look for nontoxic and hypoallergenic makeup instead of masks, especially for very young children. Masks can make it hard for youngsters to see and breathe.

2. Wigs and beards shouldn't cover the eyes or mouth. Be sure headgear won't slide over the child's face.

3. Add reflective tape to costumes. Choose light colors. Be sure the costume is not too heavy for the child. Accessories such as wands should be soft and flexible.

4. Costumes should be short enough so the child won't trip. Sleeves should fit properly, as well. Avoid footwear that makes it hard to walk.

5. Use flame-resistant fabric for homemade costumes.


Adolescents and Teens:

Be sure to trick-or-treat with a friend.

1. Travel in groups. Go only to the houses of people you know. Younger children should be accompanied by a responsible older person.

2. Carry flashlights.

3. Carry a mobile phone for quick communication.

4. Stay focused on your surroundings. If harassed or threatened, go into the closest store/restaurant and ask to use the phone. Call parents and/or police. Let the proprietors know that your group feels unsafe.

5. Be very cautious around jack-o'-lanterns with lit candles. Keep an eye out for flames and/or candles on porches.

6. Consider alternatives to trick-or-treating. Alternatives include house or school parties or volunteering at a haunted-house project.


Teen and Adult Drivers:

1. Clear the driver's view. Be sure that neither the driver's costume nor anything else in the car obstructs the driver's view.

2. Wear a seat belt. Be sure your passengers are wearing a safety belt, even if they have to take off part of their costume to attach it.

3. Drive slowly and defensively. Don't assume that a pedestrian, especially an excited youngster in a costume, will move as you expect. Keep an eye out for trick-or-treaters darting out from parked cars.


Homeowners:

1. Replace burned-out bulbs in exterior lights. Leave your exterior lights on later than usual -- perhaps even all night.

2. Clear the pathway. Make sure the path to your door is well lighted and your lawn is clear of things that could be tripped over, such as jack-o'-lanterns with lit candles, ladders, garden hoses, flowerpots, bikes, and animal leashes.

3. Sweep wet leaves from sidewalks and stairs.

4. Keep excitable pets away from the door. You'll have a safer and calmer house if you keep Fido away from where you are dispensing the treats.

5. Put your car in the garage. Lock your garage doors.


Alternative Treats:
Instead of candy, offer these treats:

Halloween stickers 
Halloween pencils 
Halloween erasers
Spider rings
Small toys
Temporary tattoos
Miniature boxes of raisins
Coins -- how about a new state quarter?
Individual packages of cheese or peanut-butter crackers or pretzels
Boxes of fruit juice
Gel pens
Fast-food coupons
Key chains
Foot bags or squeeze-foam balls

Halloween Games

Eyeball Relay

Supplies needed:
1 Ping pong ball for each team (painted like an eyeball)
1 spoon for each team

Divide children into teams. Give the first child on each team a spoon and a ping pong ball.

Set up the course to where they have to carry the "EYE" on the spoon to the end of the course and come back. Hand off to the next child and continue until all children have played on the team. First team done wins!

Spider Web

Supplies needed:
Ball of black yarn

Children stand in a circle. A ball of yarn is thrown across to another child. The child holds on to a piece of the yarn and then throws the ball across to another child. Continue until a spider web is created.

Mummy Wrap

Supplies needed:
Toilet paper on a roll
Teacher or adult helper Chair

If you desire to make this a relay, then you will need a roll of toilet paper for each team, an adult, and a chair.

Each child takes turn wrapping up the adult as a mummy. Don't forget to unwrap them!

Spider Relay

Divide children into teams. Set up a course for them to race on. Have first child of each team sit down, put their arms behind them and walk (AKA crab walk) to the end of the course and back. Tag the next child and repeat until all the teams finish.

Candy Corn Relay

Supplies needed:
Candy corn (you will need a lot)
1 Pumpkin or ghost bucket for each team
1 Spoon for each team

Divide children into teams. Set up a course for them to race on. Children scoop up candy corn in spoon and race to the end of the course and dump the candy in the bucket. Run back and tag the next person. First team finishing. wins.

Pop the Balloon

Supplies needed:
At least 2 balloons for each child
Enough "treats" for each balloon to have one

Add the "treat" inside each balloon and blow up. Tie the balloon. Dump all the balloons on the floor and tell the children how MANY they may pop. The children must pop the balloons by sitting on them and bouncing.

Treat ideas: spider or other types of rings, candy, mini balls, anything small that will fit inside a balloon.

Ghost Waiter

Supplies needed:
Balloon for each team
Paper plate for each team

Divide children into teams. Set up a course for them to race on. The child has to balance a balloon on a paper plate while walking it down the course and back to their team.

Scarecrow Nose

Supplies needed:
Sheet
Scissors
Paint
Adult helpers

Before the party, paint a scarecrow on a sheet. Cut out the area where the nose is. Keep in mind the height of the children playing the game!

Divide the children into 2 teams. Take one team out into the hall. The other team stays in the classroom. Have the adults hold the sheet up. The first child out in the hall puts their nose through the hole in the sheet. The children in the classroom try to guess who is the scarecrow's nose.

Balloon Sweep

Supplies needed:
1 Broom for each team
1 Balloon for each team

Divide children into teams. Set up a course for them to race on. The children are to run relays sweeping the balloon along the course and back to their team. First team having all their classmates through the course wins.

Put a face on the pumpkin

Supplies needed:
Pumpkin cut out of poster board
Orange, yellow, and black paint
Paintbrush
Double-stick tape
Straws (purchase more than one per child)
Scissors

Create the pumpkin ahead of time. Make one for each team. Use double-stick tape on the areas where you want the face to be placed. Cut out, and paint, the pieces for each of the pumpkins. Create 2 eyes, nose, mouth, teeth, stem, and a leaf for each pumpkin. These will be the pieces that the children will place on the pumpkin.

Child picks up a pumpkin piece with a straw (by inhaling) and places it on the paper pumpkin that is on the wall. Tape is already on the paper pumpkin where the piece should be set. Make a relay to see which team can create their pumpkin face first.

Trick or Treat Game

Supplies needed:
Paper
Pencil

Have the children write the words "Trick or Treat" on a piece of paper. Set a timer. See how many words they can make out of "Trick or Treat". Let children eat treats while they create the words.

Walk the fence

Supplies needed:
Masking tape

Make masking tape lines on the floor for each team. Divide the children into teams. Have the children walk backward on line of tape on floor. Go to end of tape, turn around and walk backward to team. First team finishing. wins.

Food Relay

Supplies needed:
Food items *
Plates

Place several choices of food on a plate at the end of a relay course. . Divide the children into teams. The first child in line must run to the table, choose a food item, eat it, swallow it, and race back to the line as fast as they can. The child tags the next in line and the race continues until all the children have eaten and raced.

* Food suggestions: 1 piece of caramel, saltine cracker, large marshmallow, olive, several M&Ms, pickle, piece of cheese, carrot, ‡ hard boiled egg.

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Halloween Party Recipes

Maggoty Pumpkin Soup

A fitting demise for your Halloween jack-o-lantern, if the candle inside hasn’t overly scorched it. Otherwise, this soup is delicious enough to warrant buying a pumpkin just for the recipe. Can be served without maggots, if desired.

2 tbsp. (30 mL) butter
1 onion, chopped
4 cups (1 liter) peeled, cubed, raw pumpkin
2 medium potatoes, peeled and cubed
4 cups (1 liter) chicken broth (homemade or canned)
1/2 cup (125 mL) uncooked orzo pasta
1/2 tsp. (2 mL) salt

Melt the butter in a large saucepan over medium heat. Add the onion and sauté for about 5 minutes, until soft. Add the pumpkin and the potato and stir to combine. Pour in the chicken broth, cover, and let the soup simmer until the pumpkin and potato are very soft — about 30 minutes.

Transfer the soup to a blender and puree until smooth (you will have to do this in 2 or 3 batches). Return the soup to the saucepan.

Meanwhile, cook the orzo — in other words, maggots — in a saucepan of boiling water until tender but not mushy. Drain, rinse under cold water, and stir into the pumpkin soup. Taste and adjust seasoning with salt, if necessary (some chicken broth is salty enough that additional salt won’t be necessary).
Serve warm, preferably with an evil laugh.

Makes 4 to 6 servings.
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Zombie’s Brain with Tombstone Toasts
This creepy spread is just a variation on a regular cheese ball — but with a disgusting twist. Amazingly realistic looking — but yummy.

1/4 cup (50 mL) blanched almonds
2 cups (500 mL) shredded white cheddar cheese
1 cup (250 mL) spreadable cream cheese
2 tsp. (10 mL) Worcestershire sauce
1/4 cup (50 mL) grated Parmesan cheese
1 French baguette

Preheat the oven to 350° F (180° C). Spread the almonds out in a baking pan and toast in the preheated oven for 10 minutes. Remove from the oven and dump into the container of a food processor (or blender, if you don’t have a processor). Chop roughly, but don’t pulverize the nuts to a powder. They should remain crunchy.
If you’re using a food processor, add the shredded cheese, cream cheese and Worcestershire sauce to the container with the nuts and process, scraping down the sides of the bowl once or twice, until very well mixed. If you don’t have a processor, measure all the ingredients into a bowl — including the almonds — and mix well with a wooden spoon or fork. The cheese mixture should be nearly smooth.
Spread half of the Parmesan cheese onto a plate. Spoon half of the cheese mixture out onto the plate with the Parmesan and roll, by hand, to form a slightly flattened ball. Set aside and repeat with the remaining Parmesan and cheese mixture.
Press the two flattened balls together to form the two halves of a zombie’s brain (we all know what that looks like) and place on a serving plate. Refrigerate for at least 30 minutes to allow the brain to firm up, then make brain-like indentations in the surface of the cheese with a knife, spoon, or whatever else you have handy. Voila — a brain.
Now the tombstone toasts. Slice the baguette into thin (1/4-inch/0.5 cm) slices. Spread out on a baking sheet and bake at 350° F (180° C), turning them over once, for 10 minutes or until they are lightly toasted on both sides.

Arrange tombstone toasts around the brain on the serving plate and serve, if you dare.

Makes 12 to 20 servings.
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Rats in Blood

These are guaranteed to be the most delicious rats you’ve ever eaten. Serve on a bed of worms tossed with blood (spaghetti mixed with rat sauce) or simply place on a mound of mashed potatoes. Prepare for a ghoulish feast...

For the rats:
1-1/2 lbs. (750 g.) lean ground beef
1/2 cup (125 mL) uncooked long grain white rice
1/2 medium onion, finely chopped
1 egg, beaten
1 tsp. (5 mL) salt
pinch of black pepper
uncooked spaghetti, broken into quarters
thinly sliced raw carrots
black peppercorns, cooked black beans

For the sauce, er, blood:
1 can (19-oz./796 mL) crushed or ground tomatoes
1-1/2 cups (375 mL) water
1 tbsp. (15 mL) granulated sugar
1 tbsp. (30 mL) Worcestershire sauce
1 tsp. (5 mL) salt
1/4 tsp. (1 mL) black pepper

In a mixing bowl, combine the ground beef, rice, onion, egg and 1 tsp. (5 mL) of the salt. Mix well.

Now make the rats. Using a measuring cup, scoop out 1/4 cup (50 mL) of the ground beef mixture. Form it, by hand, into a firmly packed teardrop shape — pointy on one end, rounded on the other. This is your basic rat. Place it into a 3-quart (3 liter) shallow baking dish and gently pinch in the neck area. Poke a piece of uncooked spaghetti into the larger rounded end as a tail. Repeat with the remaining ground beef mixture.

When all the rats are neatly placed in the baking dish, stir together the tomatoes, water, sugar, Worcestershire sauce, remaining 1 tsp. (5 mL) of salt and 1/4 tsp. (1 mL) pepper. Pour over the rats. Cover the dish with foil wrap (or a lid, if it has one) and bake at 350° F (180° C) for 45 minutes. Uncover and continue to bake for another 45 to 50 minutes, basting occasionally with sauce, or until the rice is tender and the rats are fully cooked.

Gently remove rats, one at a time, from the sauce and place gently on a serving platter. (Take care not to damage the tails — they’re fairly delicate.) Into each rat, insert two carrot slices as ears, peppercorns (or whatever) for eyes, and a few more broken strands of uncooked spaghetti for whiskers. Spoon sauce around the rats and serve, smiling wickedly.

This dish goes nicely with pasta or mashed potatoes.
Makes 4 to 6 servings (about 12 to 13 rats).

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