What's in your Halloween Treat Bags???

[Scarlett]

What's in your treat bags for trick or treaters and/or classroom friends? I usually just have the candy bowl ready for the very few trick or treaters we have, but I need something cute and special for DS's class. (He's 4). Any great ideas out there? I found some cute drinking straws that I will put into the bags. Last year I bought the mini play doh cans and they seemed to be a big hit. Would appreciate any other ideas!

 

[jackfrosty]

I found a pkg. with spiderman toothpaste, toothbrush and toothbrush cover that I plan on including in DS's bags and my nephew's as well as a Halloween board book I found at the dollar store for my niece. Papercraft mag has a cookie cutter with a plah-doh recipe attached to it as a treat-I thought that was quite cute! Good luck! :ghost:

 

[Scarlett]

Great idea about the cookie cutter with the play dough recipe.

 

[christmascreations]

I really like the Wendy's and McD's coupons for the real little ones. I also get pretzel or animal cracker bags for the little ones. Then I get a variety of chocolates for the other kids!!!!

 

[HouseElf]

I am just completing the bags for my classroom. I have included a mini playdoh, (peanut free) chocolate, bubble gum, pencil and eraser with bookmark.

 

[jackfrosty]

The Wal mart flyer has Halloween pencils w/ erasers on sale this week. Very cute! :hat:

 

[Cathymac]

I usually don't do anything special, but I found some of the cutest bags at the Dollar General that have ghosts :ghost: and Boo! on them, so I think I'm going to make up some favor bags for the Boo!Bash (our fall/Halloween party). I will put in some candy and maybe some of those pencils, and Smarties, for sure! My kids love those. I want to make a few "special" ones for my nephew (11 months) and a couple of other little bitty ones who will be there...baby treats, etc. One more thing to put on the list! :boo:

 

[Jingle Belle]

Last year for DD's kindergarten class I did clear bags with big jack o lantern faces on them, filled with a Halloween pencil, some candy, a Halloween coloring page (rolled up) and some of those plastic spider rings. I tied each bag with rafia and a little tag that said Happy Halloween. Not sure what I'll do this year, but I'm thinking of making candy filled witch hats. You make the witch hats with chocolate ice cream cones and a chocolate cookie, "glued" together with chocolate or icing. They're so cute, but I'm not sure they'd survive the trip home from school with the kids.

 

[java elf]

Our Dollar Tree store always has tons of cute seasonal stuff. I just got a bunch of Halloween pencils there, and also mini pumpkin buckets to fill with candy corn and M&M's.