How to Have a Safe and Spooky Halloween in 2020

Halloween may be a little different for our ghouls and goblins, but there are still lots of ways to have fun and get into the spirit of the season.

Halloween Safety

In This Article:

  • The CDC does not recommend that children and families participate in door-to-door trick-or-treating this year. Halloween may be a little different for our ghouls and goblins, but there are still lots of ways to have fun and get into the spirit of the season.
  • Outdoors, you can carve pumpkins, host a campout, decorate your yard, have a drive-by Halloween parade and search for other festive drive-thru activities around your town.
  • Inside, you can create a scavenger hunt, learn a Halloween dance, host a virtual costume party, make a Halloween mystery box and have a family spooky movie night.

Quick Tip Now

There’s no better day to splurge on sugar than Halloween — but not all sugars are created equal. Learn the types of sugar that are best left for occasional treats versus the types you can healthily incorporate into your diet here.



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