
All non-food Halloween candy alternatives can be found for $1 per dozen or less. Check the Oriental Trading catalog. Many are available at local dollar store chains. Check the bulk section and clearance shelves at party supply stores for birthday prizes. Party City and Party America sell many of these cheap. Online sites are offering free shipping around the Halloween season.
Give school supplies for Halloween candy alternatives. Pass out pencils, rulers, mini marker sets, crayon sets (look for glow-in-the-dark Halloween crayon packs), colored pencils, mini stampers, pens, tablets, note pads, stickers, scissors, glue sticks (from back to school sales). Little coloring books and reading books are always well-received in Trick or Treat bags.
Give pocket toys and birthday prizes as Halloween candy alternatives. Pass out adjustable rings, tops, bubbles, glow bracelets, squirt guns, friendship bracelets and rings, key chains, compasses, slide flutes, sticky hands, little yo-yos, tiny decks of cards, whistles, puzzle games, Chinese handcuffs and parachute toys. Give Halloween themed toys like fake fangs, spider rings, skeleton rings,glow-in-thedark bugs, fake fingers and squishy eyeballs.
Give little game sets: ball and jacks, ring toss, finger puppets. Noisemakers are popular, Give science gadgets like magnifying glasses, prisms, putty, play dough in little cans and kaleidoscopes. Kids love the "growing"creatures in capsules (sponges in pill capsules that expand when put in water). Give out
Cheapest Halloween candy alternatives are balloons, sticker sheets, temporary tattoos, rubber band bracelets, mini notepads, plastic rings, bouncy balls and play spiders. These sell for about $6 a gross from Oriental Trading. Kids might like Trick or Treat candy alternatives better than Halloween candy!