Halloween Ideas

3 Responses to “Halloween activities for teenagers?”

1. papyrusbtl on March 1st, 2010 at 11:47 am

   Invite a bunch more friends over and have a scavenger hunt—divide into teams, divide the local streets into the teams’ territories, go to door to door in your neighborhood asking for the scavenger hunt items, and the winning team brings everything on their particular list back first.

   Make the items as unusual as possible, but not particularly valuable, so the neighbors will be willing to contribute them to your efforts—the key thing is that the items make no sense at all—the fun is the hunt.
   –wooden match
   –red button
   –green playing card
   –1 tea bag
   –photo of Elvis Presley
   –1 kleenex
   –used toothbrush
   –used dog toy
   –some dry cat food
   –piece of velvet
   etc., etc.

2. Patricia S on March 1st, 2010 at 11:47 am

   come on have a party but don’t don’t do kiddy stuff how spin the bottle holloween style or something else like that you know you could ask your friends what they would want to do!

3. Mals on March 1st, 2010 at 11:47 am

   I like the scavenger hunt idea but, that would be better when its light out. When it gets dark out during your party, play "hide-and-go-seek Halloween style" tell everyone to grab a partner and go hide(with your partner) except for the hunting people. (HP) Give the HP’s a flash light and give everyone one and a half minutes to hide then be queit and let the hP’s find everyone!!! It’s really, REALLY fun at night!

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