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5 Ways To Spend Halloween At Home

Have fun on Halloween, even if you have class the next day.

Analisa Vera
Nov 02, 2017
University of Southern California
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Halloween is on a Tuesday this year, so that means most of us have class the next day. Or if you’re like me and have a midterm the next day, you’re planning on staying in and studying the entire night. Or maybe you went out the weekend before and feel like staying in on the Halloween day, but still want to celebrate in some way. Whatever the case, here are some ways to spend your Halloween day.

1. Watch a Halloween movie

Put on a movie while you’re doing homework or invite some friends over for popcorn, candy and Disney Halloween movies, like Halloweentown, Hocus Pocus and Twitches. If you’re down to actually get scared, watch some horror movies: Insidious, Annabelle, etc. Just make sure you have some friends around for when you start hearing voices.

2. Buy candy

Candy gets less expensive the later you buy it. Wait until the day after Halloween to search through all of the candy bags, now on sale for a low price.

3. Pass out candy

This is a great way to make friends with your floormates. Put a sign up on your door asking them to knock for candy as they pass by.

4. DIY Halloween Crafts

Make spooky crafts to decorate for the rest of the month, or get ahead for next year. Do a quick search on Pinterest on how to make bats out of toilet paper rolls, or ghosts out of Q-tips.

5. Bake Halloween goodies!

Spend your evening making cookies, cupcakes, or brownies. Make sure to decorate them for Halloween!

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