It’s almost time to get those pumpkins and carve them up. However, little kids with big old knives trying to cut through thick pumpkin shells may not be the best idea. So why make them just watch and play with the goo (although playing with the goo is always my favorite part)?
This pumpkin decorating kit is made just for kids to safely decorate pumpkins. Each piece attaches to the pumpkin with a varnished wooden dowel. There are enough parts in the kit to decorate five pumpkins. That is, unless you decide one pumpkin ought to have two or three faces. So let’s say there’s enough to make five normal pumpkin faces.
Once you click over to the site, you may notice there is also a kit for making a couple of pumpkins look like turkeys. Yep, pumpkin turkeys. Perhaps it would be a great gift to bring to Thanksgiving to keep the kids occupied for a bit.
Shove a face on a pumpkin here.
Trick or Treat! It’s pretty impressive that Elmo is still rockin it after all these years. This time you can give some lucky kids what may just be the second coolest candy bag around. First place of course goes to the kid who found the biggest pillow case.
There’s really not a whole lot to this one. It’s a plush Elmo Halloween candy bag. Of course, it could be used for just about anything. I’ll throw some suggestions out there. For the upcoming holidays, it could hold leftover turkey, double as a stocking, or use it to hold snowballs. More day to day uses would be pretty obvious I suppose. Sand bucket, water pail, rubbish bin, cotton ball container, the possibilities are endless. Not that any of those would work at all, but ya know, they’re ideas.
Haul candy with the Accessory Elmo Treat Basket.
Yet another thing to fidget with and throw at your neighbor. The Boing Ball changes color each time it gets squeezed. I don’t imagine they bounce too well, but they sure do look pretty cool.
The ball has all kinds of uses. You can throw it at your friends’ faces, use it to play red light/green light, scatter them around your room at night to set the mood, and the list goes on. There are a few settings for the changing of the ball’s color. You can have it steadily changing, change each time you squeeze the life out of it, or have it remain a constant color.
Imagine getting a gift with a few of these and a few Mushroom Lamps! That would be the brightest, most colorful box of swell gifts one could possibly receive. Now the picture up here shows some different sizes. I’m not sure what’s going on there, because there’s one size available, and that’s a ball with a three inch diameter. We can slowly light up the world with colorful gifts one by one!
Squeeze to change color here.
I first heard about these little plush stuffed animals a few months ago from a girl who is in her mid 20s. She got one recently and can’t get enough of it. Now, they are catered to children, but apparently any age can have fun with them.
Remember those Tamagotchi things around 10 years back? Yeah, I had one of those. It was pretty awesome. It was a bird of some sort, a chicken or a duck I think. Anyway, these are kind of like that, only different. I think this is how it works. You buy the plush pet, which is a normal stuffed animal. Each animal comes with its own ID code of some sort. With that code, you can become a member of the Webkinz World. That is where the pet comes alive.
There’s a short little tour on the site to catch you up to speed about the Webkinz World. It looks like a fully interactive community focused on these little furry things. So you can treat the stuffed pet like any other one you may have, but then go on the computer and see it walking around in a virtual world. Pretty wild stuff. It’s not all fun and games either. There looks to be some educational activities in there too.
Check out the Webkinz here.
