Children’s activities for a Halloween event

If you’re planning a Halloween event, you will need to think of a range of activities suitable for a wide range of age ranges. While older children will enjoy a much more spookier approach, this could scare younger children and put them off. So finding a balance of activities to suit your young guests is an important part of planning any Halloween event. Mr Stix is an award winning children’s entertainer, with years of experience providing quality children’s entertainment and hosting children’s events, across the North West. From Liverpool to Manchester, and everywhere in between. And this is his guide to children’s activities for a Halloween event.

Children’s activities for a Halloween event

When planning children’s activities for any event it’s important to consider the broad spectrum of children you might encounter. And plan to meet a wide range of requirements. For a Halloween event, you also have to consider the age and maturity of the children. Here are some top children’s activities for a Halloween event:

  • Pumpkin decorating- who can resist decorating a pumpkin? Avoid health and safety issues and let children paint and decorate a pumpkin, instead of carve one. You can even have pre-carved pumpkins for the children to select from if you have some spare time beforehand. Either way, glitter, paint, and sequins can result in a stunning pumpkin. Why not give a prize to the best dressed pumpkin? And best of all, this activity is suitable for children of all ages to enjoy and take part in.
  • Costume parade- Let your guests show off their costumes in Halloween costume parade. You can even choose prizes for the most imaginative costumes!
  • Party games- Party games can also be a great idea for a Halloween event. You can try pass the Pumpkin, monster freeze, and a range of other games suitable for all age ranges. Find out more here.

For top quality entertainment for children at your event, you should consider hiring a professional. Like Mr Stix. Why not get in touch today, to find out more?