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1. www.thesprucecrafts.com › halloween-feel-box-gameHow to Create and Share a Scary Halloween Feel Box

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   Jul 16, 2024 · Tips. If the box is going to hold any wet items, such as the cooked spaghetti noodles, line the box with a plastic bag to keep it from leaking or getting wet on the bottom. For an especially scary box, leave the box empty but make a hole in the back. When kids put their hand in to feel for the scary surprise, reach in and grab their fingers!

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2. projectnursery.com › 2016 › 10How to Create a Halloween Touch and Feel Table!

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   To make a creepy touch and feel table of your very own you will need the following supplies: Black plastic cauldrons (one for each body part, I had eight) Cheese cloth (to cover the tops of the cauldrons so pesky kids can’t peek!) Rubber bands (to secure the cheese cloth around the top of the cauldrons) Body part identification signs – I ...

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   Spooky Sensations: DIY Halloween Feel Box • Spooky Sensations • Create a Halloween feel box filled with eerie textures like cooked spaghetti 'brains' and pee...

4. www.kcedventures.com › halloween-touch-and-feelHalloween Mystery Touch & Feel Box Game {w/FREE labels!}

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   Oct 11, 2023 · Nuts & bolts = Frankenstein Pieces. Raisins or dried cranberries = Witch’s Warts (my favorite!) Gauze or cotton bandages = Mummy Skin. You could also use candy items for these boxes too (candy corn for teeth, melted peeps for ghost poop etc). A great idea on how to use that extra Halloween candy if you have too much 😉.

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5. innerchildfun.com › 2013 › 10Ideas for Spooky Sensory Halloween Boxes - Inner Child Fun

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   Oct 7, 2013 · olives — eyeballs. overcooked spaghetti w/ a bit of olive oil — slimy worms. warm tomato sauce — zombie blood. relish — chopped up bug guts. olive oil — witches’ saliva. bacon bits — fresh picked scabs. cooked rice — maggots. This is easy to set up, and would be a fun and spooky activity for a kids’ Halloween party! Have fun!!

6. www.ehow.com › how_4546028_make-halloween-feelieHow to Make Halloween Feelie Boxes | ehow

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   Sep 14, 2021 · Step 2: Paint the Box. Set each box and lid atop newspaper or an old plastic tablecloth. Paint each box and lid black, separately, using acrylic craft paint and a paintbrush. Once the paint dries, after an hour or so, paint the inside of each box and the underside of each lid, allowing them to dry as well.

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   How do you decorate a Halloween box?

   • For an especially scary box, leave the box empty but make a hole in the back. When kids put their hand in to feel for the scary surprise, reach in and grab their fingers! Wrap the boxes in Halloween wrapping paper for a festive-themed look (it also keeps people from trying to peek!).

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   What can you put in a Halloween Touch & Feel box?

   • Prizes can include wrapped candies, pencils and pens and small toys such as bouncy balls, glow sticks, stickers and flash rings. Make your kids, their guests and Halloween trick-or-treating visitors squeal with horrified delight – stick their hands into your custom set of Halloween touch and feel boxes!

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   How do you make a spooky Halloween box?

   • To create your own spooky sensory Halloween boxes, you will need: empty cardboard boxes with the bottom removed and a hole cut out of the top of each one (large enough for your child’s hand to fit through), a bit of felt taped to the box to block the opening, and a variety of (fake) SPOOKY things to touch!

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   What are Halloween feelie boxes?

   • Halloween feelie boxes add shrieks of delight and disgust to a party, gathering or trick-or-treat night. Inside each secret feelie box is a food item, which, to the imaginative, feels like something gross, such as peeled grapes or cherry tomatoes masquerading as eyeballs.

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   Are feel boxes a good Halloween activity?

   • Feel boxes can be great fun for a Halloween party or classroom. This open-ended kids' activity requires a little imagination and acting skills to make it fun. It's especially effective with children ages 6 to 12 who are old enough to imagine what an object might be—and young enough to wonder if they're really touching something awful.

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   How do you make a gummy worm box for Halloween?

   • Fill a box or container with dirt or pudding to resemble dirt or mud for this Halloween touch and feel box. Hide a hand under the dirt and mix in gummy worms and plastic spiders. Use a realistic-feeling prop that looks and feels like a severed hand or make your own. Fill a surgical glove with rice or water and freeze it in a hand shape.

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   Sep 14, 2021 · Fill a box or container with dirt or pudding to resemble dirt or mud for this Halloween touch and feel box. Hide a hand under the dirt and mix in gummy worms and plastic spiders. Use a realistic-feeling prop that looks and feels like a severed hand or make your own. Fill a surgical glove with rice or water and freeze it in a hand shape.