Capri sun and small bottled water usually is popular with elementary kids.

Thanks PPs.

For DD's 2nd birthday party, I got the Honest Kids things. The age range/number of kids was about the same as you're talking about. I made extra sippy cups available if people needed them, but for the most part, people have their own on hand.

I would be okay with cheese pizza. If it's a neighborhood party, it's not out of line to suggest that people bring a dish to share. I would also have some other snack-type foods on hand. You didn't say when the party was, but if it's at night, I would go easy on the sweets, since many kids will already have candy and the only thing worse than having your kid all hopped up on sugar is your kid having a meltdown because everyone else gets a cupcake.

Have two drink options 1) those little bottles of water 2) juice boxes, I recommend motts apple juice.

Pizza is good. Cheese will be fine. Dessert- almost anything goes.

Apps...goldfish, fruit tray, veggie tray. All that sort of stuff will go over well.

I'm hosting our neighborhood Halloween party this year. I have very limited entertaining experience (obviously) and my son still uses sippys.

There will be 12 kids ranging in age from 1-9. What do I have for them to drink? I wouldn't trust my 2 year old with a juice box, Honest Kids type of thing, but what about 3 year olds?

Also, is pizza ok? Do I stick with just cheese?

Do I need dessert and apps as well?