Spookiest Halloween Contest

Tell us about your spookiest Halloween and you could win an eStore exclusive Cranky Fortune Teller! Read more
Crafty Critterz: Paper Pumpkins
Submitted by: Sam with Butterflies What you need: Scissors Orange construction paper Green construction paper Glue stick Stapler What you do: 1.      Cut orange paper strips 2.      Arrange strips in an asterisk shape with ends overlapping in center. Staple together. 3.      Pull up other ends to middle, staple in place. 4.      Cut out a leaf from the green paper. 5.      Cut two strips of green paper and wrap around a pencil. 6.      Staple two strips to the top of the pumpkin. 7.      Glue leaf in the middle to cover all staples. Do you have a great idea for a craft, recipe or party game? We’d love to hear them!
SPREE Bonus Roll-A-RAMA Contest Winners

Congratulations to Jesna, Victoria, Deanna, David and Leah. They’re our randomly selected winners and have been awarded a SPREE Prize Pack! The Webkinz pet that received the most votes was the Black Cat, October’s Pet of the Month! Be sure to adopt your Black Cat before the end of October to get a Pet of the Month loot bag!
Oh So Fashionable PINK!

Today’s the last day to enter the Pink Fashion contest for a chance to win an eStore exclusive Cotton Candy Sheep! Read more
Ella Reports on the Pink Party

Ella McWoof here with some great news from the Pink Party – it was a total success! Everyone who was anyone was at the party, which was very graciously hosted by Fluffington St. Bernard (who, near the end of the party, was spotted talking to Elwin and Hailey about ‘un-pinking’ his dining hall). The highlights of the party had to be: The Pink Dinner – Chef Gazpacho and Chef Sophia did a WONDERFUL job making everything look and taste outstanding. It’s so hard to choose a favorite dish – they were all good! The great games – the ‘Kinz did a terrific job arranging games for everyone. Even the adults joined in! The donations – we were so pleased to see the grand total. It was outstanding! The take-home bags – I’m sorry, but take home bags are just awesome. And so well put together! It was a pink-tacular, pink-tastic, pink-filled day of fun. October is all about thinking pink!
Autumn Pencil Case

           What you need: A piece of felt in red or orange, red, orange, yellow, green and brown felt scraps, yarn, darning needle, two large beads.  What you do: Fold the piece of felt in half (hamburger fold). Thread the darning needle with your yarn. Tie a not at the end. Sew both sides of the felt to make a bag. Around the top of your bag, do a simple, big stitch. When you’ve got all around the top, take the needle off the yarn and tie a big bead onto either end of the yarn. You can pull the yarn to close the bag (this is how a drawstring works). If you want a larger bag, just use two pieces of felt and sew them together – use the same method for the drawstring part. Cut out leaf shapes from each of the felt scraps. Attach felt leaves with fabric glue.
Favorite Adventure Park Pet Contest Winners
Congratulations to Kay, Vanessa, Melody, Kelly, Laura, Sarah and Catherine. They’ve each been sent a Secret Code for their favorite Adventure Park pet! We wanted to know which Series 1 Adventure Park was your favorite and why. Read the winning entries below: My favorite Adventure Pet is the Pink Pony. I like to pretend that I am riding her across a big meadow and my long hair is blowing in the wind. I don’t have long hair so that Really is pretending! I would feed her and pet her and brush her coat until it was as shiny as glass. We would cuddle on her bed of fresh hay and I wouldn’t even sneeze! We would have great and amazing adventures my Pink Pony and me, and we would remember them when we are old and grey, or a lighter pink for her. – Kay My favorite adventure pet is the Koala. It is my favorite because it is the cutest animal. Koalas are sweet and live in Australia. They sleep a lot during the day and they are herbivores. That is why I like the Koala adventure pet. – Vanessa My favorite pet at adventure park is the Pink … Read more
Pink Gift Game

       Hey there! Stoogles here with a great idea for any party – and in this case, for the Pink Party!  Everyone loves opening gifts, right? Well, what if EVERYONE got a chance to open the same gift? Sounds crazy? Listen up!  What you need: 10 sheets of newspaper or large scrap paper, 5 sheets of tissue paper, small gift or candy, ribbon  What you do: Put the small gift in the centre of a piece of tissue paper. Wrap the tissue paper all around it. Wrap four more tissue paper sheets around it. Wrap the whole thing in pieces of ribbon (tie them in place). Add layers of newspaper, tying ribbons where you need to in order to keep the whole thing together. Finish the gift off with a giant a ribbon! Sit in a circle with your friends. Pass the gift around the circle and remove the ribbon and the paper.  Everyone can only remove one layer of paper or ribbon before passing it along. The person to unwrap the last layer of tissue paper gets the gift!Â
SPOOK-TACULAR! Hang Out with the Vampire Bat this Halloween!

Look who’s hanging out in Webkinz World! Read more
Pink Hopscotch

          Roberta here with a great game to play with your friends! It’s called ‘Pink hopscotch’ and it’s super easy!  What you need: Pink chalk, blue chalk, sidewalk, friends, rock   What you do: Using the blue chalk, draw a hopscotch grid on the sidewalk. Make lots of different squares – and really be creative in your design! Number each square with the blue chalk. Have your friends stand at the end of the hopscotch. The first person throws the rock and sees where it lands. That person hops all the way to the square and then, in the pink chalk, writes his or her initials.  Everyone keeps doing this until the whole hopscotch board is filled with initials. The tricky part is that when someone else has claimed a square, you can’t jump on it! So if Cowabelle, Salley and I were playing, the only squares I could hop on would be ones without an initial and ones with RR (Roberta Rabbit) on them! When all the squares had initials, I could only hop on the RR squares! The first person to get through the whole grid without … Read more
Sparky’s Game: Pink Tag

 Sparky here with a pretty awesome game idea (I’m in charge of making sure all the younger Webkinz have something to do during the Pink Party). We’re going to play pink tag. How do you play? Easy! You choose one person to be it. Everyone else runs away and they can only take a break in one of three pink safe zones (three trees with pink hearts attached to them). In order to be ‘safe’ from ‘It’, the person has to have one hand on the tree. Only one person can touch one tree at a time and they can only stay there for ten seconds- and then they have to run again. You keep playing until everyone is tired.  What do you think? I hope it keeps the little Webkinz busy!
Pretty Pink Take Home Bags

           Hey everyone! Cowabelle here with some super ideas for pink-themed take home bags. Some people call them treat bags, some people call them loot bags – whatever you call them, they’re awesome!  I volunteered to put the treat bags together for our Pink Party. My BFF Roberta is going to help me out ( yay!). Here’s what we’re putting in the bags:  Pink jellybeans – We’ve got some in strawberry, cream soda and bubblegum. Pink Ribbon Pink pot and a packet of pretty pink aster seeds Pink ‘Thank You!’ card Pink heart stickers Pink lollipop  I think it’s maybe the best treat bag I’ve ever made…and I’ve made a lot! I really hope everyone likes them. Do you have any suggestions for other things we could add to make our treat bags even better?
Crafty Critterz: Spooky Candle
Submitted by:  man with Jessie What you need: Scissors Black construction paper Glue stick Vanilla candle What you do: 1.      Using black construction paper cut out some scary bat and spider silhouettes. 2.      Glue to candle. Do you have a great idea for a craft, recipe or party game? We’d love to hear them!