25+ Non-Candy Halloween Treats
Non-candy Halloween treats that are fun for kids without adding any extra sugar to their diet. The best candy alternative Halloween treats. They make great classroom Halloween treat ideas and kids will love them.
Kids certainly look forward to the candy season (aka Halloween) but their parents may be taken back by the abundance of sweets children will bring home.
After all, there is only so much candy they can eat. Some may even be concerned about health issues. What about kids with food allergies, for instance?
Obviously nobody wants to be that house to hand out toothbrushes but kids will love these non-candy Halloween treats. Bubbles, Lego, glow sticks, games, playdough, slime, vampire teeth, finger puppet rings, bugs, spider soap, funny pencils, beads and strings - what's there not to like?
You will also find some healthy ideas, like oranges, but for more suggestions you can also check out this collection of 13 healthy Halloween treats.
Most of these DIY alternative non-candy Halloween treat ideas on the list come with free printable and instructions.
Some are 100% handmade Halloween treats, like the glow in the dark slime, while other require buying a few supplies and printing out labels.
RELATED: Check out these 13 healthy Halloween treats.
Non-Candy Halloween Treats for Kids
1. Glow Stick Brooms - via Northstory
2. Beads and Strings - via Seeking Shade
3. Pumpkin Spice Slime - via A Pumpkin & a Princess
4. Boo-bbles - via Tatertots & Jello
5. Vampire Teeth - via Polkadot Chair
6. A Bit of Light Sticks - via Ladybug's Teacher Files
7. Applesauce pouches - via Cold Coffee Grind
8. Spider Soap - via Milk and Cuddles
9. Play-Doh Halloween Bags - via Create Celebrate Explore
10. Halloween Concentration Game - via Saltwater Kids
11. Glow in the Dark Slime - via Made To Be A Momma
12. Lego Pumpkin - via Repeat Crafter Me
13. Pumpkin Pencil Topper - via Roots & Wings Co.
14. Halloween Monster Pencils - via The 36th Avenue
15. Googly eye finger puppet rings - via Persia Lou
16. Halloween Playdough - via One Krieger Chick
17. Halloween Bug in a Jar - via Embellishing Life Everyday
18. Halloween Lip Balm Labels - via 30 Handmade Days
19. Halloween Pumpkins - via Crafts Unleashed
20. Finger Bubbles - via Eighteen 25
21. GoGo SqueeZ Mummy Pouches - via The Nerd's Wife
22. Scare Doh - via Happy Mess Moments
23. Pumpkin Treat Pouch - via Confessions of an Overworked Mom
24. You Light Up My Halloween Printable - via 30 Handmade Days
25. Frankenstein Apple Treats - via Non Toy Gifts
26. Monster Felt Pencil Toppers - via Red Ted Art
27. Glitter Slime Monsters - via The 36th Avenue
What will be you handing out this Halloween?
I love the idea of non-candy treats to pass out for Halloween! Everyone passes out candy š this is definitely a way to stand out! Thanks for sharing at the Welcome Home Wednesday link party...we really hope to see you again this week!
These are all such great options! That bag of orange Legos would be a hit in our house! I would love to have your come by and link this post up at Made for Kids link party http://www.theresourcefulmama.com/made-for-kids-3/
Thank you for the invite, Kim! I'll be there
Some great ideas here - Thanks for linking up to Pin Worthy Wednesday, I have pinned your post to the Pin Worthy Wednesday Pinterest Board.
What lovely ideas you have! You are getting me all so very excited for Hallowen now! š #letkidsbekids
Oh my! This looks so cute! Pinned and tweeted. We love partying with you and we appreciate you stopping by! Please take a minute to stop by next week, so we can pin and tweet your new creation. The party starts on Monday at 7 pm! Have a great Saturday! Lou Lou Girls
Great collection Stef. I love the idea of no candy treats. I work at the library and we hand out small containers of playdough. The parents love it!
This is a wonderful round up that I just HAD to pin.
Thank you for linking up with the Welcome Home Wednesday at Mid Michigan Mom - that's how I found this great compilation!
Thank you for stopping by and I'm glad you like it.
Thanks so much for sharing in the Parenting Pin it Party - some great ideas here as well. Love the little makes for the kids.
Lots of fab non candy ideas here. I much prefer these to all the sweets.
Thanks for sharing #LetKidsbeKids
OH WOW! What awesome ideas! I would've been hosting a halloween party this year had we not been going away. So gutted. I love this post, I'll be book marking for next year š Thanks for linking up to #BabyBrainMonday x
What a fab set of treats! The Spider Soap looks scary!! #LetKidsBeKids x
How cute!! Any more, I'm always so worried about kids with allergies, these would be perfect to give out and be able to be at peace! š
I agree, Jamie!
these ideas are so awesome! thanks for sharing - love the boo-bles and the glow in the dark slime! so cool š
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These are such great ideas! I was afraid this would be a lame list but I'm so glad I was afraid for nothing. Several of these ideas are truly clever. Pinned! Stopping by from The Creative Corner. You are my new blogger to follow of the day. š
I would like to try them all myself and don't know what to start with, they are all creative and make great treats.
My son suffers from multiple food allergies and always struggles at Halloween. There are some fantastic ideas here. #BabyBrainMonday
So glad I can be of help with this list. It is nice to see all kids enjoying their Halloween treats!
What a great list thank you for sharing them all I have pinned this to our halloween traditions š #BabyBrainMondays
Thank you!
What fab gifts! Utterly refreshing and very much needed for the Halloween festivities! #babybrainmonday
Thanks! Glad you like them!
What great ideas! It is nice to have something besides candy for kids at daycare etc. They get so much sugar on the holidays anyway, more candy is not necessary!
Besides, the candy soon disappears, (in the kids' bellies or trash - I must confess that I toss my boys' junk candy and leave only the good ones for them to eat) while the non-candy treats will definitely have a longer life.
What fun ideas. My boys are both really into glow sticks, and I like having some non-food treats to send to school that are still "cool" in their eyes.
I know, it's nice to put together a non-candy treat that will really be enjoyed as a treat and not considered a trick š