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How to Play: Spider Web Hunt
Filed under: Holidays, Activities: Toddlers & Preschoolers, Activities: Big Kids, Activities: Tweens
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What you need: Synthetic spider webs, spider rings and prizes.
How to play: Take the synthetic spider webs and use them to enclose a small space of about 3 feet wide by 3 feet tall by 6 feet long. Hook the webs with small plastic spider rings -- one for each child.
What are the rules: Send in the kids two at a time to search for their rings. Reward them with a small prize (candy, cupcake, Halloween stickers) when they come out with their rings.
How to win: You can time how long it takes the kids to find the rings, and give a special prize to the one who finds a ring in the shortest amount of time.
What else you need to know: To make this more challenging for older kids, instead of rings, place different clues on the web. Each clue gives a hint to where the ring or gift is hidden.
Related: More Kids' Games
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