You've tried the main Happy Halloween song, and this song is a great follow up. I'm sure you must have played this
game as a kid? It's also a great activity for a Halloween or Autumn party.
Even if you don't do Halloween as a theme, it works great with Guy Fawkes
night or a general Harvest Festival.
Using the song makes it really easy to introduce the rules of the game
and is a great set piece for a parent's day or kids' show.
Great song to use during the game but for those that are not able to do
apple bobbing because the school may have a rule about water in the classroom(I
had it happen to me a few times) or something quirky like that try candy
bobbing. First run string across the room (at the kids eye level)and attach
candy all along the string. Now the kids have to pull the candy off without
using their hands. Its just as hard as bobbing for apples, cool!
by Cesar.
I'm sorry, I don't understand the link between halloween and apple bobbing?
I'm French, I know the game but why at halloween ? by Sevy Good question Sevy. I don't think there's any direct link, it's just that
apple bobbing is usually played at apple harvest time, which just happens
to coincide with Halloween in the States and Bonfire Night in the UK, so
over time they've become associated with each other! - Richard
