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DIY GLOWING GHOST - SETUP & DIRECTIONS
A Short Carnival Savers video/GIF shows a row of gallon milk jugs with ghost faces drawn on them and hoops being tossed over them.
Supplies for Glowing Ghost:
 4 Empty Milk Cartons (Rinsed and cleaned with labels removed)
Black Permanent Marker
Bright Glowing Mini Battery Operated Lights (see below)
Clear Packing Tape
Large Plastic Rings
Ticket Box & Game Sign
Stand Behind Lines (we used cones, but you can use sidewalk chalk or if indoors, masking tape)
Black Decoration for under ghosts (optional)
Consolation Prizes and Top Prizes for the winners
Make This Game:
Before the carnival, wash out your milk jugs, remove the labels, and give each "ghost" a different personality.
(For younger players -- keep the faces fun and friendly, as shown above!)
Next, choosing just the white lights, secure one light behind each jug using packing tape (attaching it to the bottom of the handle and facing the light to the inside of the milk jug).
Now you have glowing ghosts, and they are ready for your kids Halloween game!!
Game Setup:
Before your event, please fill up your jugs with water (this prevents them from tipping over when the hula hoops are tossed or on a breezy evening.)
Note: lids are not necessary
Next, place your Glowing Ghosts in a line, allowing about 1 1/2 - 2 feet in between each ghost.
Finally, set up your "stand behind" line(s). Remember, younger players should be able to stand closer to the first ghost to "even the playing field".
In setting up your game, make sure the ghosts are far enough apart so that the hula hoops can go around each one - so leave about 1 1/2 feet in between each ghost!
How to Play the Glowing Ghost Carnival Game:
Players are given four small hula hoops and have a chance to hoop each ghost in order—starting with the closest ghost!
If they miss the first ghost, they need to "catch" the first ghost first before trying for the others!
If players "catch" all the ghosts in order, they receive a top prize.
They receive a middle prize if they "catch" 2 or 3 ghosts.
For one or less ghosts, they receive a consolation prize.
This game looks fabulous at dusk or darker as the bright mini-lights make the ghosts appear white and glowing! Be sure to have other lights if your Halloween party is at night so the children do not trip.
Additional Hints & Tips:
Note: Use lights that are a true "white," or the ghosts will look yellow!
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