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Halloween Treat Bag Countdown
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Not only do my kids love Halloween, they love the excitement of counting down the days till Halloween. Who’s kidding, I love Halloween and the countdown too!
So this year, to entertain their spooky excitement, I made a Halloween Treat Bag Countdown filled up with their favorite lunch box treats. The Halloween Treat Bags were simple to make using small bags, Halloween themed scrapbooking paper and cute embellishments.
What’s great about this particular countdown, is the kids can open the day’s number before school then stick the treat in their lunch box since all the packages are perfect for on the go lunches.
The Halloween Treat Countdown Bags fit perfectly inside this wood crate I had on hand too. They little baggies turned out so mom friendly and cute that I almost don’t want the kids to even open them.
My son loves Pringles Snack Stacks since they come in individual tubs perfect portion for his size. My daughter loves classic Rice Krispies Treats. I think she sneaks more than one in her lunch box too. That’s how much she loves them!
What fun and exciting ideas do you create for the kids for Halloween?
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Kristi Dominguez says
October 24, 2017 at 10:22 amOh my gosh, these are so cute, Holly! I am in love with the bags AND tags. Love that you filled them with the Kellogg’s treats, too…they’re always winners. #client
mineira says
October 25, 2017 at 5:09 pmMuito legal! Adorei tudo que as crianças gostam nessa época, sempre procuro algo para deixar as crianças mais alegres nessa festividade, e encontrei essa novidade tenho certeza que irão gostar.
Holly Gagnon says
February 7, 2018 at 9:50 pmGracias!!
Cheryl@SewCanDo says
October 27, 2017 at 7:08 amMy kids would be in treat heaven with a countdown like this. Visiting from Tip Me Tuesday. Love your paper ribbon wreath too.