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HALLOWEEN TREATS-EASY CLASSROOM TREAT BAGS, SNACKS & GOODIES

Simple Halloween Treats for School or a Classroom Party – Looking for quick and easy Halloween treat ideas that are perfect for kids? These treats are so simple, even the kids can help make them – no need for you to do it all, mom!

These DIY Halloween snacks and goodie bags are great for school parties, sports teams, home Halloween parties, ballet class friends, or any group of little ones. Whether it’s for Preschool, Pre-K, Kindergarten, or beyond, these cute and easy treats will be a hit! Here are some super adorable and EASY ideas I found!

EASY HALLOWEEN TREATS & SNACKS FOR KIDS

WITCHES’ HATS

Many reviewers suggested using a dab of melted chocolate instead of honey to “glue” the chocolate kiss to the fudge cookie to create the hat.

HALLOWEEN BARK

Drizzle pre-colored candy melts over dark chocolate in your favorite festive design, then cool, break into shards, and voila! You’ve made homemade Halloween candy. According to recipe creator Ashlee Marie Prisbrey, chocolate bark is one of the simplest treats to whip up for any holiday or event. Just change the chocolate color and switch up the themed sprinkles each time!

HALLOWEEN GHOSTIES

You’ll need just three ingredients to whip up these cute and clever little treats, and you don’t have to be a kid to enjoy them! As one reviewer noted, “These were a big hit at the teenage Halloween party.”

ZOMBIE LIPS

Use Goldfish crackers, marshmallows, or slivered almonds to create a treat that’s simply to die for!

HALLOWEEN FRUIT SNACKS

Mix powdered sugar with water to create a thin “glue” that your kids can use to attach candy eyeballs onto pieces of dried fruit.

PEANUT BUTTER SPIDER COOKIES

When cut in half, truffles make fantastic spider bodies when placed atop cookies.

All kids LOVE Halloween treat bags! Here are some adorable ideas for when you need kid-friendly Halloween treats for a large group.

SHAKE ON IT

Give your trick-or-treaters or party guests a hand—specifically, a creepy, candy-filled one that doubles as the ultimate Halloween treat bag! Fill a biodegradable, food-safe green glove with wrapped goodies—chocolate balls fit perfectly in each finger—and tie it closed with black raffia. Add red dot stickers cut into nail shapes, draw on some scars with a Sharpie, and finish it off with a dime-store ring. Then, you can give your guests a spooky high five!

JACK-O’-LANTERN TREAT BOXES

A plump jack-o’-lantern beams with a smile as the candy inside is revealed. This four-inch round container is painted orange and adorned with tapered strips of crepe paper that mimic the ribs of a pumpkin. The treat box is topped off with a stem, leaves, and a funny face, all crafted from crepe paper.

“BUGGING OUT” TREAT BAGS

Trick-or-treaters will surely swarm your house for these bug-adorned Halloween treat bags! Start by downloading and printing bug clip art onto cardstock. Cut out the bugs and glue a standard clothespin to the back of each. Then, portion out store-bought candy into small cellophane or paper bags, pinching each closed with a bug clip for a fun and festive touch!

GHOST GOODIE BAGS

These homemade Halloween goody treat bags are SUPER cute and easy for school kids—aren’t the marshmallow ghosts adorable?! Here’s how to make them:

It’s that simple!

12 ESSENTIAL TIPS FOR A  SMOOTH TRANSITION BACK TO SCHOOL

Here are 12 essential tips to help you and your child make a smooth transition back to school. Whether it’s the start of a new academic year or a return after a break, these tips will help ease the process and ensure a successful start.

Essential Items for Your Schoolbag: Make sure your schoolbag is well-stocked with all the essentials: pens in various colors, notebooks for each subject, a dedicated homework notebook, a mini survival kit, snacks, fruit juice, and more.

Color-Coding Your Notebooks: A smart way to stay organized is to color the edges of your notebooks according to subject. This allows you to quickly grab the right one at a glance.

Staying Organized: Starting the school year right means being organized. Keep your items in order, maintain neat notebooks, and take detailed notes.

DIY Homework Cartl: An easy and creative solution for organizing school materials—use cardboard boxes and colorful tape to create a homework cart.

Trendy Backpack Tags: Backpack tags are a fun and popular trend among teens! Personalize your backpack with a unique tag.

Earbud Pouch: Avoid losing your phone earbuds by creating a simple taco-shaped pouch to store them safely in your bag.

Homework Station: Set up a designated homework station to help your kids stay on track with their work. This is also a great way to monitor their progress.

DIY Pencil Case with Felt and Toilet Paper Roll: Create a simple, functional pencil case using felt and an empty toilet paper roll—a great back-to-school craft for all ages.

Effective Note-Taking in University: For university students, using a large notebook divided into three sections (one for each subject) and color-coding your notes can help keep things organized. Use one color for titles, black for the main content, and a third for examples from your professor.

Glitter Pencils for Girls: Add a touch of sparkle to the school year with glitter pencils—an affordable and fun DIY project to prepare for back-to-school season!