Need Drink Ideas for school halloween party

[LD92599]

Any ideas other than the standard water/juice boxes? Something halloween themed maybe?

[zoestargrove]

you could dress up regular water bottles (or juice boxes) with some halloween labels.

what grade is this for?

[zoestargrove]

I'm sure there are others out there if you look, but a quick google search truned these up.

http://www.centsationalgirl.com/2010/10/kid-friendly-halloween-drink-labels/

[infomama]

I would do little water bottles with Halloween labels (scary cat/ghost/pumpkin/witch, etc) made on your printer.

There is so much sugar being ingested this time of year, ya know?

[tiapam]

Are they old enough for regular paper cups? DC love to get their own water out of a jug with a spigot. You could put names on the cups. The water bottles are hard to keep track of so most of it winds up getting thrown out. Although I guess you could put names on the water bottles.

[sarahsthreads]

Cider?

DD1's class did a poll last week (it was "apple week") and out of the whole class 3 kids preferred apple juice and 16 preferred cider, so I'm bringing cider on Friday. Makes my life easy!

Sarah :)

[JMS]

I'm bringing Apple Cider to DS1's preschool class and DD's 1st grade class.

[crl]

A million years ago we had punch with dry ice creating fog at one of my elementary school parties. Not sure exactly how they did it, but the fog was kind of cool.

Catherine

[SnuggleBuggles]

Apple cider here too.

Beth

[mom2binsd]

I've made a Witches Brew that was a huge hit!

Use a large bottle of Juicy Juice - Fruit Punch or whatever flavor, but not grape.

About a can of Diet Sprite or Diet 7 up.

Freeze a surgical glove full of water in it, I added red food color too the water before freezing. It'll freeze best on it's side.

Just before serving, peel the glove off the frozen hand and place in the punch.

I also added ice cubes that I'd frozen plastic spider rings.