Looking for halloween class treats that are more cute than creepy? Think little ghost lollipops, blue monster bars and pencils dressed up with spiderweb cards.
There are snack ideas here plus colorful favors if you’d rather skip the food.
You can keep things simple or add bows and little Halloween tags.
Cute Halloween treats and favors for your class
little ghost lollipops
We’re starting off strong with this adorable lollipop ghost. The white covering, two black eyes and long black bow are all it needs.
To try the look, keep the lollipop’s original wrapper underneath your ghost covering. I’d leave the face this simple rather than adding lots of extra details.
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mandarin pumpkin faces
Don’t want to put together a whole treat bag? No problem!
These mandarins have little black faces right on their peels. I love how some are smiling while others look completely surprised.
For your own version, use food-safe decorating pens on the unpeeled fruit.
blue monster bars
I am obsessed with these blue monsters. The cereal bars have blue coating over one end, plus eyes in different sizes.
That big eye surrounded by tiny ones is so cute!
If you’re following this decorating idea, vary the eye placement instead of making every monster match.
wide-eyed cookie spiders
Who knew spiders could look this sweet? These sandwich cookies have pretzel legs poking out of the filling, with white eyes and brown sprinkles on top.
I especially love the eyes sitting close together near the front. Keep that detail if you want the same friendly little faces.
candy corn snack cones
If you love candy corn colors but want a different snack idea, this one is for you. The clear cone bags show off yellow, orange and white layers, with orange fish-shaped crackers in the middle.
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Tie yours with coordinating ribbons like these. The white basket is a pretty way to keep the finished bags together.
vampire fang donuts
How funny is this donut? The white vampire fangs sit right in the center of a plain glazed ring.
There’s no elaborate face here, just that big toothy mouth.
For a classroom version, I’d choose edible fang decorations rather than putting toy teeth into the food.
green monster cups
The bright green and black pairing is so cute on these sealed snack cups. Jagged hair, dot eyes and stitched smiles turn the upside-down containers into little monsters.
Try drawing slightly different mouths on the outside of each cup. The crooked smiles are my favorite part.
sprinkled pretzel bags
If you’re looking for a classic Halloween color mix, go with this one. White, orange and yellow coated pretzels fill the clear bag, with tiny orange and black sprinkles throughout.
The orange skull-print bow brings it all together. You could choose a plain black ribbon if you want a simpler finish.
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spiderweb pencil cards
Looking for non food halloween treats for class? This orange dotted pencil and spiderweb card make such a cute pair.
The little black spider sits right over the pencil.
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I love the “web of friends” message. For younger children, you could swap the separate spider decoration for a printed one.
glow stick greetings
This is a simple favor idea with lots of color. Two glow sticks slide through a card with purple, orange and black lettering.
The “A little light to glow your night” message is adorable. Don’t forget to add your name in the space at the bottom if you’re making a similar card.
play dough and cutters
How cute are these little activity bags? Each one pairs a play dough tub with a shaped cutter, then finishes with a bow and a round pumpkin tag.
I’d keep the mix of orange and black ribbons. It gives the bags a Halloween look without needing extra decorations.
colorful spider lids
Here’s another way to dress up play dough tubs. Bright pipe-cleaner legs spread across the lids, with googly eyes right in the middle.
I love the purple and blue versions! Try matching the legs to each lid like these rather than sticking to black spiders.
ghostly bubble wands
I am obsessed with this bubble favor. The ghost and witch-hat toppers are so cute, plus that blue bow is a lovely change from orange.
The tag says “BOO-bbles of fun,” with a little ghost blowing bubbles underneath. You could use a similar playful tag on a single wand too.
smiling pumpkin snack bags
That big pumpkin grin is just adorable. Orange puffed snacks fill a clear bag, with black curved eyes and a toothy smile on the front.
The twine and layered tags finish it off. If you’d rather skip the silly “pumpkin poop” wording, a simple Halloween greeting would look cute here too.
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pumpkin and skull crayons
These shaped crayons are such a fun change from a regular box. The orange stack of pumpkins sits beside a bright blue skull, all tucked into a little clear bag.
My favorite detail is the smiling ghost holding a crayon on the header. You could pair a favor like this with a Halloween coloring page.
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slappy Halloween bracelets
I love the play on words here. “Slappy Halloween” cards hold colorful slap bracelets covered in pumpkins, ghosts, skeletons and candy corn.
Pick a mix of patterns like these if you don’t want every favor to look identical. The orange border on each card keeps the whole group looking coordinated.
friendly monster bookmarks
Don’t want to add ribbons or put together gift bags? These character bookmarks are a cute option all on their own.
There’s a vampire, a mummy, a green monster and a witch.
The little purple cat on the witch bookmark is my favorite detail. You could tuck one into a book for a Halloween reading activity.
mini pumpkin pails
Last but definitely not least, we have these smiling orange pumpkin pails. I love their little black handles and the round Halloween labels on top.
The contents aren’t visible here, so take this as packaging inspiration. You could fill your own with stickers or small classroom-approved favors.