Can you believe LEGO NINJAGO is 10 years old? To celebrate the popularity of the masters of Spinjitzu, LEGO is releasing new sets, collaborations and more throughout 2021.
First you can head to the LEGO website and take a journey through the last 10 years of NINJAGO history. LEGO is featuring fan created content including art, LEGO builds and toy photography, in addition to hosting an in-depth exhibition celebrating ten years of NINJAGO fandom.
Throughout this year, LEGO will release 11 Legacy sets, six of which will come with a limited edition collectible golden ninja minifigure. On Feb. 1, a LEGO retail exclusive three-level LEGO NINJAGO City Gardens will launch, which showcases some special moments of the TV series––plus a golden master Wu.
LEGO will also be releasing four sets linked to the TV series in March and another five sets in June, plus three LEGO NINJAGO sets for ages 4+ in March and June. You can already shop four of the Epic Battle sets and four of the Legacy sets that released earlier this month, including:
(71730) LEGO® NINJAGO® Epic Battle set – Kai vs. Skulkin
(71731) LEGO® NINJAGO® Epic Battle set – Zane vs. Nindroid
(71732) LEGO® NINJAGO® Epic Battle set – Jay vs. Serpentine
(71733) LEGO® NINJAGO® Epic Battle set – Cole vs. Ghost Warrior
(71735) LEGO® NINJAGO® Tournament of Elements
(71736) LEGO® NINJAGO® Boulder Blaster
(71737) LEGO® NINJAGO® X-1 Ninja Charger
(71738) LEGO® NINJAGO® Zane’s Titan Mech Battle
LEGO is also pairing up with tons of streetwear and clothing brands for several special anniversary merchandise collections. The first collaboration is LEGO NINJAGO x HYPE, a streetwear collab inspired by “the Prime Empire” from the 2020 LEGO NINJAGO TV series. You can shop the collection at justhype.co.uk.
Head to lego.com to keep up with all the new releases and the celebration of NINJAGO all year long.
There are those mysteries like “who used all the toilet paper and didn’t put a new roll out?” And then some conundrums pull you in and grasp your imagination, leading to mysterious and fantastical adventures! Happy to report, the Emmy-Award winning kids show Ghostwriter is the latter. Ghostwriter is a series for kids ages 6-11, exclusively on Apple TV+, that opens a whole new world of whimsy and inspires kids to get in touch with their creative side.
Ghostwriter is back on AppleTV+ for a second season!
The Ghostwriter series follows four everyday friends who discover an anything-but-ordinary character: Ghostwriter, a mysterious ghost who makes great literature jump off of the page—literally. Ghostwriter brings the actual characters from well-known books into the real world, where they’re only visible to the group of friends!
Once released, the pages where the characters lived appear blank, and it’s up to our four heroes to figure out how to put them back where they belong. While the literary characters are only visible to our four heroes, the damage they cause (like the Mad Hatter from Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland setting up a tea party at school) can be seen by everyone.
As the kids try to solve the mystery of Ghostwriter, they learn more about themselves, and about other people, worlds and emotions through the books they read. Ghostwriter combines elements of mystery, fantasy, humor and heart to take kids on a quest unlike any they’ve experienced before—and creates a love for reading and storytelling!
Halloween may look different this year but kids still want to have fun. The Roblox community is here to help. The popular gaming platform is offering a way to have some trick-or-treating fun with a new Halloween Game Sort that includes Halloween specials and a great selection of spooky Halloween-themed games for players of all ages.
The top Roblox games like Ghost Simulator, Field Trip Z, Roblox High School 2, and ZombieRush include a variety of Halloween-themed challenges and twists. For example, in ZombieRush players can earn a special badge for eliminating pumpkin-headed zombies, which also helps them earn an exclusive new weapon, or maybe they’d rather hop into Ghost Hunt to get some special awards in exchange for captured ghosts.
In addition, iD Tech, one of Roblox’s preeminent education partners and leaders in youth STEM education, is hosting a Halloween Block Party Oct. 30 through Nov. 1 on the Roblox platform. In their exclusive game created for the party (going live Mon., Oct. 26th) players between the age of 7-17 can participate in virtual trick or treating challenges and explore Halloween activities including a corn maze, hayride, and haunted house.
When it comes to scary things, 2020 might take the cake. But if you’re looking for a way to enhance the Halloween vibes at home this year, we’ve scared up a decent list of virtual ghost tours and ghost cams that skip the crowds. While you may not be able to go cemetery tripping in person, the silver lining is that you can tour and check out places from around the globe right from your own digs. Scroll down to see more.
Southernmost Ghosts Virtual Ghost Tours
US Ghost Adventures
Known for their super spooky Key West tours (which have resumed for 2020, following COVID-19 guidelines) you don’t have to be in southern tip of Florida to experience Southernmostghost's haunting romps. Check out Ghostflix for on-demand, haunting virtual walking tours from Southernmost Ghosts and their parent company, US Ghosts, of 15 different cities including Boston, New Orleans, Key West, San Francisco, Portland, and Denver.
In addition you can also join live events on the following dates:
10/23 Asheville, NC
10/24 New Orleans, LA
10/27 Boston, MA
10/30 Washington, D.C.
All events take place at 7 p.m. local time.
On demand ghost tours are $13, live virtual tours are $15
Bonus! The parent company, US Ghosts, has teamed up with Amazon Alexa and Google Home: Just say "Alexa, Open Ghost Adventures" or "Hey, Google, Talk to Ghost Adventures" and you'll get a spooky new story from a different city each time.
Loftus Hall is one of Ireland's grandest old estates and reportedly said to be one of the most haunted. From apparitions of former residents, including that of Anne Loftus herself (who was said to play cards with the Devil and descend into madness thereafter) to strange images snapped while on tour, footsteps, whispers and more, there's no shortage of things that go bump in the night.
Now, you can see what happens in the Hall 24/7, as the current owners have installed webcams in nine of the rooms. On Oct. 31 the hall will debut a new online tv experience sure to send chills down your spine.
The Halloween Experience is a new members only website €9.99 at www.tv.loftushall.ie Remember to account for the time zone (Ireland is +5 hrs from EST). Warning: watching the cameras is addictive!
Visitors and librarians alike have claimed to see the Grey Lady ghost, an apparition of a veiled woman who is said to roam the Willard library. Many believe it is the ghost of Anne Carpenter (above) daughter of the library's founder Willard Carpenter. In addition to spotting the ghost, other experiences include water turning on or off; the smell of perfume; books and furniture moving around; and the feeling of being touched on hair or earrings. Sightings have been as recently as August 2020. (Read more about recent sightings here).
The Library has two ghost cams: The Library Ghost Cam, which includes different cameras around the library and is an interactive "hunt" that kids will love. And, the Willard Ghost Cam, which is running round the clock so you can pop over and try to spot her ghostly presence in one of the rooms, and check out additional images caught on camera over the years. You can even download an informational packet about the Grey Lady which includes a map of all of the sightings.
Sarah Winchester was a reclusive woman of wealth who, some say, was told by spirit guides to keep building her home. The result is a gorgeous mansion that has many unique features: including stairs that lead into walls, doorways that open to nowhere, and a seance room with 13 windows.
Visit every odd angle and doorway of this home of the strange with the Winchester Mystery House 360 Virtual Tour. For $8.99 you’ll gain access to an immersive, independent “walkthrough” of the estate, including rooms not accessible during an in-person tour.
These underground tunnels that wind beneath the streets of Paris are home to thousands of artfully displayed bones While there aren't any webcams installed currently, you can take a virtual tour (similar to Google Street View) of some of the tunnels. It's creepy as it comes.
Voted the most haunted museum in the world, this hidden gem in Nebraska houses over 3,000 haunted artifacts. For $5.99 you can sign up to view the webcam after dark. The website says to allow a minimum of 24 hours before your subscription is live, so be sure to take that into account before Halloween night!
Want to look for ghosts in your own house or neighborhood? Check out this Beginner's Ghost Hunting Kit from Ghost Stop which includes an EVP and EMF recorder. If that's a little steep for your budget, this 16-GB digital recorder might be just the thing (plus you can use it to record all those cute Halloween songs they sing). You can also try this night vision trail-cam to catch any midnight roaming visitors.
You can ask it to fart and you can tell it to play just about any song on your mind but thanks to a partnership with US Ghost Adventures , you can ask Alexa or any Google Assistant device and get a “true” haunting tale in return.
US Ghosts has partnered with both of these devices to bring you a simple way to get a ghost story whenever you or the kids need a little chill or thrill!
On Amazon Alexa, just say: Alexa, Open Ghost Adventures
On Google Assistant, just say: Hey, Google, talk to Ghost Adventures.
Your device will then play at random a story from one of 200 stories from the major cities around the US where US Ghosts offers ghost tours. And should you want to go to the next level, you can book a tour: virtually. Check out Ghostflix for on-demand, haunting virtual walking ghost tours of 15 different cities including Boston, New Orleans, Key West, San Francisco, Portland, and Denver.
In addition you can also join live events on the following dates:
10/17 Los Angeles, CA
10/20 Chicago, IL
10/23 Asheville, NC
10/24 New Orleans, LA
10/27 Boston, MA
10/30 Washington, D.C.
All events take place at 7 p.m. local time.
On demand ghost tours are $13, live virtual tours are $15
Like it or not, virtual Halloween parties are where we are in October 2020. While remote activities for kids can get a bad rep, I’m here to say that, when done well, they can bring joy, safe social stimulation, and lots of pleasure for kids. Happily, there’s no shortage of awesome party games that work well over Zoom. When you throw in the excitement of Halloween itself, add a candy treat, and don a costume…then the normally fun games will be even more special.
“Let the Wardrobe Do the Acting”
When working on Batman, Jack Nicholson famously counseled Michael Keaton to “Just let the wardrobe do the acting.” Great actors have a long and storied tradition of working from the “outside-in” to make their most memorable characters.
Just like actors, kids can use costumes to boost their bravery, access their dramatic imagination, and find their character. Costumes this year (or really any year!) don’t have to be fancy or store-bought. Cat ears and face paint (i.e. your eye-liner!) work great. Similarly, repurposing a favorite outfit from the dress-up drawer or your own closet is perfect.
With a costumed character as a focal point, kids can find:
Sounds: accents, yowls, and maybe even a catchphrase
Moves: how they walk, dance and a great defining gesture that can be mirrored back to them.
Use Virtual Backgrounds
Get into the spirit by projecting a cool Halloween image behind you! For most kids in remote school, virtual backgrounds are a no-no. All the more reason when it is a “party” to let them use ‘em.
As a theater director, I love that we can use virtual backgrounds. It is like an instant “set.” Kids can feel transported to a haunted house or a spooky pumpkin patch. Look for actual photographs rather than illustrations to make the experience even more realistic. Parents can download them before the party.
Start with Ice-breakers
A simple activity for kids to play together or engage in is the way to start. Here are some ideas for intro activities to get the party going and mitigate the awkwardness of kids joining the Zoom call at different times. Don’t just expect your guests to make small talk!
Spot the Difference: Screen-share the image and unmute kids one at a time and ask them to spot a difference.
Get Physical
A Dance Party with Freeze Dance (call out different Halloween-inspired emotions, even better!)
Play “Grab & Go”: Ask the kids to scavenge different “ingredients” in their house: Something shiny, something yummy, something sticky. This helps break-up the screentime, grounds kids in the “real world” and gets them moving
Give the Kids on a Mission
Tap into kids’ primal desire to be heroes. You can set up an easy mission in the party with challenges at each step. Base it off what your child loves the most. Here are some examples:
Help the Witch come up with a delicious potion: Play “Grab & Go” to give her the ingredients she needs, combine the ingredients into a magic stew.
Rescue a ghost trapped in a tower (play elevator to different “rooms” in a haunted house until you reach the ghost.
Solve riddles to decide how to get to a trapped goblin and teach him good manners when you get there.
Go on a “ghost hunt” (it’s just like a bear hunt). Use the structure of the rhyme with little kids to scaffold the play and help decide where they should go next and what it should sound like. This can all be played in front of the computer, and you can spotlight your video with several different backgrounds at the ready depending on your next location.
Tips for a Halloween Scavenger Hunt over Zoom
Hide candy in the house and use clues to go on a scavenger hunt. While you’ll need other parents to collude with you on this, it is well worth it.
Pick three spots universal to all your guests’ houses and co-ordinate with the parents to put a treat at each spot.
Screenshare the clues one at a time and decide together where the candy must be at each step. “It’s the bathroom sink!” “On the welcome mat!” “Oh! Under my pillow!”
Make sure each kid has found the candy before moving on to the next clue.
Watch this to learn more about how simple and fun the clues can be.
Tell a Ghost Story
Take turns making up a ghost story or Halloween adventure using Story Clap. Use transition words or even the words “Fortunately” or “Unfortunately” to steer the direction of the tale. Post up a campfire virtual background and say “pass the flashlight” when it is the next person’s turn to add on. End by recapping the story or have an adult wrap up the action so it is a cohesive adventure!
Read a Story
A super great activity—especially if the playing has been really robust and physical, is to chill out with a good book all together. I love these diverse Halloween books from Here Wee Read. You can screen share from Epic and then kids can hear you reading while at the same time seeing the pictures on their device. You can also let the story inspire another adventure or activity.
End with a Sweet (Trick or) Treat
You are gonna want to end on a “sweet” note. It is satisfying and very Halloween-y, of course. Patronize your local bakery or bake something ahead of time.
Jocelyn Greene is a Brooklyn based educator, director and mom. With her company, Child's Play NY, she teaches hundreds of kids a year and is equally joyous adapting fairytales for 4s as she is staging Shakespaere with the teens. Check out http://www.childsplayinaction.com/ for video tutorials on game-based play to do at home!
Move over tacos, there’s a new spicy food in town. A donut is now heating up the charts to reach the peak of spicy superiority. Dunkin’ has baked up one of the most surprising treats ever to rise from its kitchens, the new Spicy Ghost Pepper Donut.
A deliciously daring donut that delivers the heat with every bite, the Spicy Ghost Pepper Donut is a classic yeast donut ring, topped with a strawberry flavored icing that features a bold blend of cayenne and ghost pepper, and finished with red sanding sugar for a sizzling look. The Spicy Ghost Pepper Donut will be on the menu for only a few hot minutes, available beginning today for a limited time at participating Dunkin’ restaurants nationwide until December.
As the hottest choice to help unveil Dunkin’s new sweet and spicy donut variety, who better than the expert in hot foods, and host of Complex Networks’ hit First We Feast series Hot Ones, Sean Evans? In a special episode debuting on Oct. 19, for the first time in Hot Ones history Sean will be in the hotseat, challenging himself to answer hard-hitting questions while trying Dunkin’s new Spicy Ghost Pepper Donut, complemented by a variety of hot sauces ranging from sweet to scalding from the show’s famous arsenal.
America can enjoy Dunkin’s #SpicySide on Twitter this month as well, with brand posts demonstrating a decidedly fiery attitude with hot takes and even a burn or two. Dunkin’ is also encouraging fans to show their own spicy side by surprising their friends with the Spicy Ghost Pepper Donut and capturing and posting the reactions on social media using #DunkinSpicySide.
“Halloween looks a little different this year, and so do our donuts. While our classic bakery offering has plenty of crave-worthy treats, we’re excited to show our spicy side with a donut that packs a touch of heat with something sweet and can be enjoyed any time of day,” according to Jill Nelson, Vice President, Marketing Strategy at Dunkin’. “With our scary-good lineup of the Spicy Ghost Pepper Donut, Halloween DIY Dunkin’ Donut Decorating Kits and fan-favorite Spider Donut, Dunkin’ is here to help our guests keep their Halloween spirit alive this season.”
Create a new Halloween tradition with Dunkin’. Halloween DIY Dunkin’ Donut Decorating Kits will feature plain yeast or Old Fashioned cake donuts, with pre-packaged icing in orange, white, and black varieties, and three sprinkle blends. The Halloween DIY Dunkin’ Donut Decorating Kits are available for purchase in two sizes, small (4-count donuts) and large (9-count donuts).
Also, the creepy-crawly Spider Donut is back on Dunkin’ menus. This frightfully delicious Spider Donut features a classic ring donut with orange icing, topped with a glazed chocolate MUNCHKINS donut hole treat, chocolate drizzle for the spider legs, and white icing for the eyes to create the sweet eight-legged donut creature.
This year’s Halloween lineup will haunt participating Dunkin’ restaurants for a limited time only, while supplies last.
Halloween may look a little different this year, but that doesn’t mean the fun needs to stop. These board games will help keep the spirit alive during the spooky season. Grab your favorite treats and plan a screaming good time with your family.
Photo courtesy of Ravensburger
Disney Hocus Pocus: The Game
Stop the Sanderson sisters before the sun rises! Disney Hocus Pocus: The Game is a quick-to-play, cooperative game that includes your favorite spells and quotes from the film, as well as a special appearance from Binx the cat. Players work together to stop the Sanderson sisters from draining the lives of Salem’s children by ruining their potion before the sun rises.
Funko Disney The Haunted Mansion – Call of The Spirits Board Game
Disney’s beloved The Haunted Mansion comes to life—err, death—in this hauntingly fun family board game! Explore all the classic rooms of the ghost-infested manor, from the festivities-filled Ballroom to the Attic and out to the Graveyard and beyond in search of spirits. Beware, though, of the Hitchhiking Ghosts, who are notorious for “following you home” as that may spell your doom in the end!
Sometimes you have to lie to get to the truth in the Clue Liars Edition board game where players use Investigation cards to help them figure out who killed Mr. Boddy in the mansion. Players pick a card and read it out loud, trying to play it cool and convince other players that they’re telling the truth…even if they’re not. If a player suspects they’re lying they can call that player out by hitting the “Liar Button.” Were they caught lying or were they telling the truth? Either way, an Evidence card is revealed and players move one step closer to cracking the case. When a player is ready to make an accusation, they secretly look at the cards placed inside the case file envelope to reveal “Who, What, and Where.” A correct accusation wins the game!
Imagine classic Disney villains stealing, scheming, and competing to see who is the most evil of all! In this Monopoly Board Game: Disney Villains Edition, players travel around the board using a villain token and play as Cruella, Jafar, Scar, Evil Queen, Maleficent, or Hook. The more villains a player hires, the more rent they’ll be able to collect. Activate a character’s special ability by acquiring the Flames of Power ring, change gameplay with Poison Apple cards, and advance on the board by landing on a Vehicle space. The last player with money when all other players have gone bankrupt wins!
This exciting, easy-to-learn cooperative game plays in 20 minutes every time! Team up to save the city from monstrous threats—from space aliens and spider robots to an oozing building-sized blob! As you race around the city rescuing scientists and collecting tools, the app audio track provides urgent news bulletins announcing where the latest threats are attacking. You are the city’s last defense!
In this Monopoly: Ghostbusters Edition Game, players travel around the board buying up Ghostbusting contracts. The game features scenes, characters, tokens, and artwork inspired by the original Ghostbusters movie. Landing on a Supernatural Entity space has players teaming up to battle Slimer, Stay Puft, Library Ghost, or Vinz Clortho to save the city! The last player with petty cash when all other players have gone bankrupt wins! Includes gameboard, 6 tokens, Ghost Trap card holder, 22 Contract cards, 32 Roaming Vapor cards, 32 Ghost Traps, 12 Containment Units, 2 dice, pack of petty cash, and game guide. Requires 2x 1.5V AAA Alkaline Batteries.
Dracula, Frankenstein’s Monster, the Wolf Man and others have thrilled and terrified horror fans for almost 100 years, and this Halloween they are bringing spine-chilling fun to your table with Horrified: Universal Monsters. Fans of classic horror movies or clever strategy tabletop games will all enjoy a chance to play the heroes against some of the biggest monsters of all time. PLUS, for the collector or hobby crowd, the player pieces are high-quality crafted miniatures that can be painted and treasured.
In the Funkoverse Strategy Game, combine favorite characters and go head-to-head in a race for points! This edition includes unique playable characters, including Jack Skellington, Sally, Oogie Boogie, and Dr. Finkelstein from the beloved Disney classic, Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas.
The Dungeons & Dragons Adventure Begins cooperative board game is a fun, fast entry into the world of D&D. Players choose their characters and journey as they travel through the lands of Neverwinter, and work together to overcome fantastic obstacles, battle monsters, and defeat the Boss monster terrorizing the realm. The role of Dungeon Master passes from player to player with each turn, so everyone gets to be part of the storytelling. This fantasy game makes a great gift for the emerging D&D fan. Game includes 4 mini-figures, 4 Boss tiles, 4 20-sided dice, 10-sided Dungeon Master die, damage clip, 4 health trackers, plastic deck holder, 20 character tiles, 4 dungeon boards, 24 gold, 4 adventure decks, item deck, 4 reference cards, 8 backpack cards, 12 gatekeeper cards, part stand, and game rules.
Dominate the Marvel Universe as an iconic comic book villain in this new extension of the Villainous franchise. In Marvel Villainous: Infinite Power, each villain follows a unique path to victory and uses different abilities to face other villains and mighty heroes from across the universe. Choose to embody Thanos, Hela, Ultron, Killmonger or Taskmaster and then move to different locations within your domain – all while dealing twists of fate to your opponents from a shared fate deck.
Don’t be fooled by the name, this monster-themed bingo game is full of quirky creatures that are way more Monsters Inc. than Creepshow and it’s easy-peasy to play. Instead of calling out “B-34!” or “N-22!” you’ll be shouting out “Hairy Jim!” and “Booboo!” much to the delight of your kids. Because the images are so distinct, reading is not necessary to be able to play the game. For 3-7 players, so perfect for an easy Halloween party activity. Includes a “monster box” that you build to pull the calling cards out of.
Want to get a little literate with your gaming? Try out these Ghost Story Dice, a perfect family game for any dark and stormy night. Just roll the dice to determine your story: you’ll see story elements like characters (vampires, headless horseman) settings (long dark coordinator) and special powers (invisibility). Once you’ve got your dice, you can draw or write your masterpiece. Each player can do their own, or each family member can contribute to the greater story. Recommended for ages 3 and up because of the choking hazard of the dice, but we think toddlers can get in on this game with supervision. This is also a great travel game because the dice will fit easily in a Ziplock baggie.
From candy to costumes, there’s a lot to love about Halloween. But with ghosts, goblins and even some (fake) gore, it can be a pretty scary night for toddlers. If you’re planning on skipping trick-or-treating this year or you just want to add some more age-appropriate fun to your Halloween weekend, here are 8 ways to scare it up on Oct. 31st—without the fright. These games can be played indoors or out, and during the day or evening for maximum flexibility with your schedule.
Play hide-and-seek with pumpkins, ghosts, cats and bats. Print out these free Halloween templates, cut them out, and then hide them around your home or yard for a toddler-friendly Halloween hunt.
2. Pumpkin Hunt
Forget Easter baskets; this “egg hunt” lets little ones fill up their trick-or-treating bag without going door to door. Grab these pint-sized pumpkins and fill them with Halloween candy and tiny toys. Hide them indoors or out, depending on the weather.
3. Glow-in-the-Dark Ring Toss
You don’t have to wait for nightfall for this activity. Grab some glow-in-the-dark necklaces, turn off the lights and fling these rings for some spooky fun. Aim at the stem of a pumpkin, the point of a witch’s hat or the tops of milk jugs (painted with a ghost face, of course). You don’t have to ring a pumpkin to win the game; the player whose rings are closest to the target wins!
Sweets take center stage on All Hallows’ Eve, so take it up a notch (literally) by hanging a ghost or goblin piñata and let the sugar pour down! Use a trick-or-treat bag to store the loot or go old school and let the kids scoop the treats into a pillowcase.
5. Pumpkin Putt-Putt
Turn your backyard or basement into a miniature golf course with this great idea from Dollar Tree. Carvable craft pumpkins, the styrofoam kind that make carving pumpkins easy and mess free, make great props for toddler-friendly games. Carve an oversize mouth for kids to knock their golf ball into. Hole-in-one!
6. Put the Boo in Boo-wling
Spook up a spare with a game of pumpkin bowling. Make the “pins” easy for little ones to knock down by sticking ghostly grins (we love this printable) onto empty toilet-paper rolls. To knock down the pins, use a small pumpkin (plastic or real) that’s roughly the size of an adult hand.
Hacking into a pumpkin can be tough on little hands. Use peppers instead, and let the youngest of your bunch draw on faces with edible marker. They will need some help cutting the faces, but they can hollow out these vegetables on their own with a spoon. The best part: You can stuff the peppers and cook them after the contest for a festive Halloween dinner! Here’s an awesome recipe for taco-stuffed peppers from Pinch of Parsley.
8. Get Caught in the Spider’s Web
Fluffy, miniature black pom pom balls become creepy, crawling spiders in this fun toss game. Spin a spider web by criss-crossing painter’s tape or masking tape between a door frame. Once you’ve created a sticky trap, let your littles take turns tossing their spiders to see who can get the most 8-legged insects caught in the web.
Walmart is kicking off fall (and spooky season!) early this year with the release of their 2020 Great Value Fall Bake Center starting in September. If you’ve found yourself baking more during quarantine this year, get ready to level up your skills with some fun, themed baking kits that the kids will want to help with, too.
There are six Great Value Halloween Kits to indulge every kind of sweet tooth. There are a few selections for brownie lovers and meringue aficionados alike:
Ghost Meringue Kit (which comes with an easy-to-use icing pen!)
Graveyard Brownie Kit complete with bone-shaped candy pieces.
Halloween Whoopie Pie Kit with fluffy purple filling. Mmmmm. Purple.
Skull Sugar Cookie Kit that has a skull cookie cutter included.
Spooky Vortex Sugar Cookie Kit to make eye catching colorful swirled cookies.
Monster Eyes Sugar Cookie Kit with candy eyes!
Each kit will retail for $4.97 and be available in Walmart stores beginning September to have you baking sweet treats right up to Halloween.
