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We recently had a close family friend visit with her young son. It was so fun to have a little one in the house that still gets excited for Halloween. (Unlike my man children who are too cool for that now…eye roll) So, of course, I had to put together some adoraBOOle Halloween treats for our little guest and his younger cousin.
![Halloween Basket](https://everydaypartymag.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/Everyday-Party-Magazine-Youve-Been-Bood-Buckets-768x1024.jpg)
You’ve Been Boo’d
I love to surprise our family and neighbors with treats, so you know I love to Boo! everyone I can! And, I have shared several different BOO (and BOO’zed tags). Click the links below to see some of my favorites.
- Free Printable Boo Tags
- Free You’ve Been BOO’zed Halloween Printable
- You’ve Been Boozed Printable Tags
- Boo to You Free Printable Halloween Tags
AdoraBOOle Halloween treats
![Pumpkin Halloween Bucket](https://everydaypartymag.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/Everyday-Party-Magazine-Youve-Been-Bood-Buckets-2-768x1024.jpg)
The first thing to consider when you create Boo Buckets for your friends and family is how much you want to spend. I wanted my buckets to be less than $20. Then I needed to find age appropriate treats for the buckets.
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![Halloween Snacks](https://everydaypartymag.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/Everyday-Party-Magazine-Youve-Been-Bood-Buckets-5-768x1024.jpg)
I purchased the bucket and basket from Target. Each basket had candies, a special Halloween soda, a book, and a Halloween t-shirt, and a cute Halloween Pennant Flag from Laura’s Little Party’s Etsy Shop.
The Boo Buckets were for a three-year-old boy and a nine-year-old boy. I found a cute Disney coloring book, fat crayons at the Dollar Tree for the younger boy, and a fun Mad Libs Halloween book for the older boy. The Halloween shirts were from H&M and Old Navy and were about $6 each. The candies and other sweet treats were part of bulk purchases I made for my son’s care package and trick-or-treaters. Finally, I added a coupon book for free treats at a fast-food restaurant in each bucket.
![Printable Halloween Pennant Flag](https://everydaypartymag.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/Everyday-Party-Magazine-Youve-Been-Bood-Buckets-7-1024x768.jpg)
Once I had all of the treats, I lined the bucket with paper shreds, and the basket with tissue paper. Then, I added all of the goodies. Once they were full, I printed a cute Halloween flag on card stock and secured it to a skewer with hot glue. (Don’t forget to cut off the pointed end) I added a little ribbon to the skewer and tucked the flags into each boy’s bucket.
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Tags : Boo, Boo Bucket, DIY, Halloween, Halloween Treats, LAURA'S little PARTY