My right hand may or may not be permanently dyed red, I just found some dried green pudding in my hair, and my yellow sweater is splattered with brown dots. And I am pretty proud of myself too. Major feat accomplished today: Halloween party for 21 children with autism – DONE! And done dang well if I do say so myself. We do stations for our parties and it went really well. Everyone had a great time and no meltdowns. Where is award for this one?
We did ooey, gooey sensory for Halloween. It was a disgusting and nasty mess and the kids loved every second of it. We had red jello for blood, spaghetti dyed red for guts, spaghetti left in a colander for a brain, pistachio pudding with marshmallows for boogers, and chocolate pudding for dirt. Yuck.
We decorated pumpkins with masks, googley eyes, feathers, and pipe cleaners!
We made spider oreos!
We also made spider hand prints. These turned out super cute!
We also played October bingo with Boo Berries as the bingo chips, read Halloween books, played Real v. Make Believe Halloween Games, and the OT did a really cool activities hammering golf tees into pumpkins. Oh yea and we ate a cake…
It’s a wonder my kids did OD on sugar! Yeesh. Needless to say I am POOPED! Halloween took it all out of me – I think we should be owed a day off tomorrow right?! Happy Halloween everyone! 🙂
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