How to Play Halloween Zombies
Halloween is a great time to put a scary twist on traditional party games and zombies are the perfect monster for party games. All children need is imagination to make these monsters come to life--no props are necessary. Here are three fun ways to bring Halloween Zombies to your kids' party. Does this Spark an idea?
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Instructions
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Zombie Grunt
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Mark out a graveyard to keep the zombies in one area.
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Blindfold the zombie.
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Have the zombie hunt down its victims by walking around with her arms extended and grunting.
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When he grunts, all the other zombies must grunt back.
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Capture of a victim passes the curse and the blindfold is passed on to the new zombie.
Frozen Zombie
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Stake out a large graveyard. This will be the play area.
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Make one player "it." The "it" player is a human who chases down the zombies and freezes them dead by touching them.
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Once a zombie is tagged, she must remain frozen in one place.
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Defrosting can be done by zombies who haven't been tagged yet. If they touch a frozen player, the player is again an undead zombie and can rejoin the game.
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End the game when all but one player is frozen or set a time limit and give prizes to the unfrozen players.
Zombie Screech
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Lay out a graveyard. It should be dry; the living room floor is good.
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Choose one player as "it." He will be the first zombie.
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Have the rest of the players lie as corpses on the floor.
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Have the zombie try to make the corpses into zombies by awakening them from their death slumber. Jokes, tickling and funny noises are all acceptable means of waking the dead.
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Making any sound at all is a sign of being undead, especially screeches and giggles. Once you are an undead zombie, you join the human in trying to wake the dead.
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The last corpse left lying wins.
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