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Preschool Halloween favor/treat?
So I just found out that DD has to take in a treat or favor for each of her classmates during the Halloween party. What do you suggest? I am leaning towards a non food item since one boy has a dairy allergy and they will get so much candy anyway.
One of my ideas was to make non messy slime from pinterest recipe. thoughts?
Re: Preschool Halloween favor/treat?
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Thanks for asking! I need ideas as well!
As a mom of a food allergic kid, it is so nice of you to take the classmates allergy into consideration! Stickers are always fun. And one year at Christmas I got a bunch of dollar store antler headbands for the kids in EJ's class. When I picked her up later in the day, one of the teachers was wearing a spare set. Big success with that one
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I am making rice krispie treats shaped like candy corns for EJ's class. But we only have her allergies and one other peanut allergic child in the class.
The last 2 years I've done these pretzels (you can get them at walmart or target):
I just print out mailing labels and copy and paste a pumpkin picture on and type Happy Halloween! ~Jake
Jake - 1.15.08
Liam - 5.17.11
I was thinking about these oranges:
http://pinterest.com/pin/193303008977285298/
And probably some glowsticks from Target's dollar section and stickers or temporary tattoos. Brinley loves those..
These are cute!
http://www.amazon.com/HALLOWEEN-STICKER-Pumpkin-ACTIVITY-Decorate/dp/B008ROI31O/ref=pd_sim_sbs_misc_2