We’re still in the midst of a pandemic, so it should come to no surprise that Halloween celebrations and trick-or-treating will look very different this year! If you’re not trick-or-treating the traditional way this year, there are many other fun ways to celebrate one of the most anticipated events of the year with your family.
- Make the house spooky, inside, and out
- Reinvent trick-or-treating, children can trick or treat to different doors within the house
- Go to a fun outdoor, socially distanced, Halloween event
- Host or attend an online Halloween party
- Have a candy hunt at home
- Have a safe candy or treat exchange
- Have a zoom costume parade with friends and family
- Watch family friendly Halloween movies
- Visit a socially distant pumpkin patch
- Carve or paint pumpkins
- Read Halloween books
- Have a Halloween scavenger hunt
- Make Halloween themed food
- Make up fun and scary stories to share around the pretend campfire
- Make DIY costumes
Whatever you decide to do this Halloween, we wish everyone a safe, healthy Halloween.
