Apples, bananas or cheese can be the hit of a class party if disguised as mummies, witches or Frankenstein. This list of healthy Halloween treats for school will be school approved and parent appreciated. Kids will love them, too! Besides, little ones can help making these treats for their classmates and friends.
My oldest helped me with banana ghosts last year and he sure was proud to hand them out to the kids in his class.
The treats listed below are non-candy and allergy free treats to give away at Halloween. Most of them are fruit treats with 2 exceptions: cheese and pretzels.
If you’re looking for more Halloween treats to make with your kids, check out also these 27 non-candy Halloween treats (one of our most famous post this time of year).
Healthy Halloween treats for school
Once you are done making the treats, you can check out our Halloween crafts – plenty of easy craft ideas to try with your kids.
Healthy Halloween treats for school: Frankenstein and witches
If Frankenstein is your kid’s favorite Halloween character, you can make apple Frankenstein or grape Frankenstein. You could also use a green pear to make the monster treat.
Turn pretzel sticks into adorable witch brooms or a round fruit of your choice into a witch healthy treat.
Healthy Halloween treats for school: ghosts and bats
The ghost treats may the easiest way to make among all healthy Halloween treats for school. You can easily turn bananas or cheese sticks into ghosts. For a fruit like apple or orange, you will have first to wrap it in white tissue paper to make a ghost out of it.
The grape bats are a variation of the butterfly snack bags and they equally cute.
Healthy Halloween treats for school: mummies, spider eggs and Jack’O’Lantern
There are quite a few mummy ideas that you can use:
Aren’t these spider eggs the cutest? I love them!
Our last healthy treat are mandarin orange cups turned into Jack’O’Lanterns.