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Halloween Candy Game for Kids: Pass the Candy Circle
Pass the Candy Circle is a Halloween candy game for ages 4 and up. The host reads a card and the candy moves left or right. Whoever holds it when the Keeper card comes up takes it home.
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What is in the Pass the Candy Circle PDF?
The Pass the Candy Circle PDF has 36 picture prompt cards in four colors, a circle diagram that shows which way is left, and a sample round. It also has fairness rules, a Candy Keepers host sheet for 14 rounds and two certificates. All 8 pages come in US Letter and A4.
- 36 picture prompt cards in four colours: Pass, Find someone, Act it out, Keeper
- “Which way is left?” circle diagram and a sample round
- Fairness rules so every child can win a candy
- Candy Keepers host sheet for 14 rounds
- Two certificates: Candy Circle Champ and Super Passer (type-in names)
- 8 pages in US Letter and A4
How it plays
Everyone sits in a circle. One wrapped candy starts with one child. Read a card, such as “Pass it two seats to the left”, “Pass it to someone wearing orange” or “Everyone flap like a bat”. After 10 to 15 cards, read the Keeper card. Whoever holds the candy keeps it.
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- US Letter and A4, both included
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Pass the Candy Circle: questions people ask
What are some fun Halloween candy games?
Pass the Candy Circle is a sit-down game with one wrapped candy. The host reads a prompt card and the candy moves around the circle. When the Keeper card comes up, whoever holds the candy keeps it. Children stay seated, so nobody has to run.
What are some unique Halloween candy ideas to pass out?
Try giving out one candy as a game prize instead of handing out a pile. In Pass the Candy Circle, one wrapped candy moves around a seated circle. The Keeper card decides who takes it home. The fairness rules help every child win a candy over the game.
How do you play Pass the Candy Circle?
Everyone sits in a circle and one child starts with a wrapped candy. The host reads a prompt card and the candy moves as the card says. After 10 to 15 cards, the host reads the Keeper card. Whoever holds the candy then keeps it.
What ages is Pass the Candy Circle for?
Pass the Candy Circle is made for ages 4 and up. Children do not need to read, because the host reads each card aloud. A practice round with the circle diagram teaches which way is left, and the set has a variant for little ones.
Is Pass the Candy Circle fair for every child?
Yes, the set includes fairness rules so every child can win a candy. If nobody matches a prompt, the holder picks someone. If the Keeper card lands on a child who already has a candy, the candy goes to the nearest child without one.
What do you need to play Pass the Candy Circle?
Pass the Candy Circle needs the printed cards, one wrapped candy and a circle of seated children. The PDF opens in any PDF reader and comes in US Letter and A4. The two certificates have type-in names in a free PDF reader.
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