It’s almost time for trick-or-treating! On Halloween, my kids can finish their dinner and be dressed in record time. It’s like second Christmas around here. As much as I appreciate their motivation, I also know that taking them through the neighborhood at 5:31 p.m. is not going to make me a popular person. There are a few younger kids out and about in the early evening hours, but most of the school-aged kids wait until just before dark to start trick-or-treating. In our neighborhood, Halloween is a big deal. I don’t think I can accurately explain it. Most of the houses are elaborately decorated. People sit on their porches or in the front yard to hand out candy. Last year, the sidewalks were shoulder-to-shoulder on some blocks.
A typical house on Halloween (Pardon my phone-at-night quality photography.)
Halloween scavenger hunt printable
If you also need to keep the kids busy or are just looking to add some extra (non-sugary) fun to your Halloween, try a scavenger hunt. I made this printable Halloween scavenger hunt with 25 different things to find and check off the list. It has plenty that are easy and a few that are not.
Just click on the image for a downloadable PDF that you can print.
What time to you like to go trick-or-treating?
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