Trying to throw a party for teens can be difficult if you aren't aware of what is considered "cool.
" Talking to your teen about what they think would be a great idea might not be a bad idea.
Communication is very important when attempting a throw a party that will be a hit.
Ask them what they want and accept their ideas if they fall into the right categories.
On the whole, teens like to dress up for Halloween.
They might like to have competitions on games played on the computer, or they might like the idea of whacking a large piñata.
The piñata can contain candy, knick-knacks; it depends on the age of the teens and what they are interested in.
A mystery murder at a party can be very entertaining if the players are enthusiastic about crime solving.
Figuring it out can also be fun if the whole scenario has been thought out properly and is not too simple or corny.
Playing the first bars of music to the songs they listen to and have them guess the name of the song and the artist can also be fun.
This can also be done with movies by using the theme songs.
A movie party is another idea.
Teens tend to be gabby so a party with conversation is sometimes the best way to go.
Pizza, potato chips, pop, barbequed ribs and burgers, as well as veggies and dips go a long way to pleasing the guests.
Halloween can be a time to dress as each individual chooses or they can dress in costumes that present a theme that they are all interested in.