65+ Non-Candy Halloween Goodies to Hand Out
Don’t want to be part of the sugar rush for Halloween? Here’s some ideas for non-candy Halloween treats and favors to hand out. And don’t worry… these ideas are just as sweet!
1. Glow Bracelets & Necklaces
Who doesn’t love glowing at night? Plus, it’s an AWESOME way for kids to stay safe (and stylish!) while walking around at night. Check out this super cute glow stick idea with a free printable from Just Add Confetti.
Glow Stick Halloween Gift Idea from Just Add Confetti
2. Crayons
Add a little bit of color to their Halloween bucket! If you’ve got time, you can use recycled crayons and mold them into spooky Halloween shapes (check these out from Young Wild Me Family Blog) or you can buy mini Halloween-themed crayon boxes in bulk.
Easy DIY Halloween Crayons from Young Wild Me Family Blog
3. Play Dough
Kids love play dough. Check out these super cute Monster Kits from The Simply Crafted Life.
Play Doh Monster Kits from The Simply Crafted Life
4. Slime
Along with play dough, kids also really love squishy, gooey slime! Your trick-or-treaters will definitely be eyeing this Witch’s Brew Halloween Slime from Little Bins for Little Hands.
Halloween Slime by Little Bins for Little Hands
5. Halloween Necklace Kit
Let them get crafty and make their own beaded Halloween necklace from Bebe and Bear. It’ll distract them (hah, for a few minutes) from rolling around in all their candy when they get home. Note: Supervise young kids with small items.
Halloween Beads and String from Bebe and Bear
6. Fruit
But don’t just go with plain ol’ fruit, it’s Halloween! We’ve got to make it cute. Here’s a super easy way to disguise (er, dress up) an apple as Frankenstein from Non-Toy Gifts… or try a jack-o-lantern face with an orange!
Frankenstein Apple from Non-Toy Gifts
7. Bubbles
Bubbles are always a fun choice. Buy them in bulk or find them at most dollar stores. Add this cute tag from The Happy Housie and you’re set!
Halloween Treat Labels for Bubbles from The Happy Housie
8. Mini Beach Ball
Or any ball really, but mini beach balls are our favorites. They come in a variety of fun designs and they don’t cause too much damage when tossed around the house. They’re a little pricier than candy though, so maybe just have a few on-hand to give to that special trick-or-treater that waits patiently for his/her treat.
Mini Beach Ball Assortment from Oriental Trading
9. Pencils & Erasers
These would be great for classroom Halloween goodies… perfect for students to get their writing on. Check out Just Add Confetti‘s free printable to make these adorable black cat pencils.
Black Cats Riding Pencil Broom from Just Add Confetti
10. Juice Boxes or Water
Keep the kiddos (and parents!) hydrated during their quest for sweets and treats. These free printable labels from The Crafting Chicks will look adorable on juice boxes or mini water bottles.
Halloween Juice Box Covers from The Crafting Chicks
More Ideas!
- Crazy Straws
- Stickers
- Stamps
- Fruit Snacks
- Pretzels
- Fruit Cups
- Activity Books
- Mini Balloons
- Mini Cereal Boxes
- Temporary Tattoos
- Bookmarks
- Sunglasses
- Mini Notebooks
- Fidgets
- Squishies
- Pop Its
- Keychains
- Plastic Jewelry
- Stretchy Toys
- Chapstick
- Whoopee Cushions
- Hair Scrunchies
- Magnets
- Slinkies
- Mini Skateboards
- Slap Bracelets
- Hot Cocoa Packets
- Apple Cider Packets
- Mini Coloring Books
- Laser Finger Lights
- Scratch Paper Art
- Mini Lego Sets
- Punch Balloons
- Trading Cards
- Googly Eyes
- Toy Soldiers
- Fake Mustaches
- Pirate Eye Patches
- Headbands
- Stencils
- Cookie Cutters
- Microwave Popcorn
- Finger Puppets
- Colored Pens
- Card Games
- Beaded Necklaces
- Mini Plushies
- Glider Airplanes
- Mini Flashlights
- Hacky Sacks
- Kazoo
- Tissue Packs
- Yo-Yos
- Whistles
- Sidewalk Chalk
What non-candy Halloween treat do you like to give out? Let us know!
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