Play Halloween Games: How To Keep Those Ghastly Guests Occupied

1) Be sure to make a list of all Halloween games that you are planning to have at your party (especially if this is a children's get-together) and gather up the needed items that each game requires. Keep the game pieces in a local area that is easily accessible by you.

2) You will need to have prizes for the winners. Place these in a convenient place, but hidden away from snooping eyes. Prizes do not need to be large or expensive, but do try to make or buy items that are related to the theme of your Halloween party. When it comes to children's parties, be sure to have enough "prizes" on hand to give out to each and every child. You don't want, or need, hurt feelings at what is suppose to be a fun event.

3) Always have a few more games planned then you think you will need. Some games, although normally fun, could be a flop and you'll need some sort of back-up.

Build your tower with orange and black blocks. As the tower builds so does the difficulty. Custom Halloween Jenga rules and a special glow-in-the-dark die make the game even more challenging and fun!Roll the die and you are in for a trick... or treat. Roll a "Pumpkin" and reverse the direction of play; roll a "Haunted House" and remove any piece or roll a "Bat" and remove only an orange block. The last player to remove a block without tumbling the tower wins the game. Click Here