Just like trick or treating 'cpet a parking lot and cars instead of houses
Each car decorates with halloween stuff (inside, outside, on, under and around)
Children go from car-2 car just like regular trick or treating (candy supplied by whom is up 2 u)
We had table for jack-olanterns or by your car
Hot Dogs, Popcorn
I've seen other with some carnival type games (ie Bobbing 4 apples, ring toss (the ghost) etc
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We did trunk-or-treat at our Parent's Day Out. The parents parked so their trunks were opened toward the "parade line" and passed out gooodies as the children walked around the parking lot by age groups. We blocked off the parking lot. The parents loved seeing the kids and taking pictures. I don't know how well the older kids would like this. Last year one school did a sock hop for the 5th grade with hot dogs, chips and soda. They really liked it for Valentines Day.
I know it's a little early for this question - but we are in full swing of planning our events this summer and I was wondering if anyone could give me some good information on how to plan a Trunk-o-Treat. What all do you do at your's and how successful is it?
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