A few mornings back we got the best surprise on our front door step! We
had been booed. It has been years since I’ve been booed. The look on my
children’s faces once they say the bag of goodies was priceless! It amazes me
how neighbors can come together and bring joy to each other’s faces with just a
simple thoughtful gift.
If you have been booed before then you probably are familiar
with the guidelines. Once you receive your goodie bag you will need to put the
“You’ve Been Booed” note on your door or window so your neighbors will know not
to Boo you again. Then you will have two days to bring the joy to two other
families. Now you have to be as sneaky as a mouse so no one sees the ghost. :)
The fun part is picking out what to put into the Boo Bag. My
kids and I took a trip to Target and hit their $1 bins. For us this can be
dangerous, but we put a $10 limit on each bag so we wouldn’t go crazy. I
personally feel that with Halloween just around the corner kids don’t need an
overwhelming amount of candy, so we stuck with getting goodies that were
personal to the recipient. Here is what we put together:
Boo Bag for a little girl:
2 Age appropriate books
Sticker book
Halloween socks
Frozen Headband Set
Plastic Halloween cup
Pack of Halloween pencils
Bath Paint
Witches hat with cotton candy in it
Candy Vampire teeth
Skittles Pumpkin
M & M tube
Boo Bag for a Boy:
Age appropriate book
Halloween Socks
Pack of fake mustaches
Halloween cup
Halloween pencils
Glow Sticks
Bouncy Eyeballs
Candy Vampire teeth
Sour Patch Kids
Air Heads
Witches hat with cotton candy in it
My son picked out the pumpkin and monster cloth bag to put
all the goodies in, but you can make your Boo Bag out of anything you would
like. You can use the plastic pumpkins for trick-or-treating or you can make
something.
For the FREE PRINTOUT of the “You’ve Been Booed” ghost that I
designed CLICK HERE.
HAPPY BOOING!
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