Daycare party - treats

jlaOK · October 2012

DS is 2 and his daycare class is having a Halloween party tomorrow afternoon. His flyer said that they could brings a "small treat to share with the class." How would you interpret this?

I am 6 weeks pregnant and have no desire to make something like cupcakes or cookies tonight but would have no problem buying a small bag of candy for them to pass out. Thoughts?

526SadieSadie · October 2012

Buy a box of individually wrapped Rice Krispie Treats, Walmart has a box of 50 (I think) for $10. I wouldn't buy candy bc a lot of candy has peanuts in it and you never know.

Printergirl · October 2012

I always do non candy treats on days like this. Blueberry muffins (homemade or Tim Hortons!), indv pretzal bags, raisins, goldfish. The year DS was a dinosaur I sent a box of dinosaur shaped cookies. The teachers divided at snack time.

This year I'm missing DS's morning party so I'm sneaking in with a veggie tray in the shape of a pumpkin (Pinterest) for the afternoon snack. The teachers are excited.

Netty_3 · October 2012

Tehy also have bags of teddy grahams or goldfish for Halloween you could buy for the kids.

EastCoastBride · October 2012

We take in Welch's fruit treats. They sell boxes of individual bags which are perfect.

mylittlesunshine · October 2012

What about something like this?

https://pimpmydinner.blogspot.com/2011/10/spooky-healthy-snack.html

Looks easy and is healthy considering a lot of other goodies might not be.

1026pumpkin · October 2012

Our Target has small Halloween-themed bags of pretzels, goldfish, raisins, and some other healthy snacks. I'd send something along those lines since they'll be getting so much candy later in the day.

bumpuser511563 · October 2012

We are doing cheese sticks or I think they call it string cheese.

Bonnesetter27 · October 2012

We sent a Halloween book and a game of Pin the tail on the black cat (we got both at a grocery store.)

bearkatjen · October 2012

EastCoastBride:
We take in Welch's fruit treats. They sell boxes of individual bags which are perfect.

This, fruit snacks.

bearkatjen · October 2012

EastCoastBride:
We take in Welch's fruit treats. They sell boxes of individual bags which are perfect.

This, fruit snacks.

Bonnesetter27 · October 2012

We will send a Halloween book and a game of pin the tail on the black cat (both bought at the local grocery store). They have enough candy and treats.

mgrulke · October 2012

Little boxes of rasins or small containers of playdough

jlaOK · October 2012

Thanks ladies. I ended up getting Halloween lucky charms squares (sort of like rice crispy treats) which I'm not super excited about, but were the best I could find during my rushed Wal-Mart trip during my lunch break. I will try and keep your ideas on hand for the next party, when I hopefully won't wait until the last minute.

pitterpatter129 · October 2012

I just grab something from the store. Ours was much more specific - we had to sign up on a sheet for a specific item. I picked goodie bags and put cheapo toys in them. They get enough junk food. Other items were fruit, cookies, and cupcakes.

Annabelle81 · October 2012

I signed up for Clementines-the little oranges- for LOs class this year. They drew pumpkin faces on them, something different!

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