All the Halloween fun in one place!

There are so many ways to bring in the Halloween fun this season! Whether you are planning a classroom Halloween party, just enjoying some festivities at home, or looking for themed entertainment, we have you covered.

This page is organized into a few categories:

1. Print and Go Halloween Games – This list of games is super simple as you just hit print and are game ready! This section is ideal for those last minute classroom activities, Halloween parties when you need another game, or an in-the-moment plan.

2. Print and Prep Halloween Games – These games require a bit more prep work. This could be cutting, gathering markers and paper, or assembling a busy book page with laminating and velcro dots. Give your self a few extra minutes, up to half an hour for some, to put these games together.

3. Free Halloween Printable Games – A mix of print and go vs print and prep games. We have a few free printables on hand that still give you a ton of Halloween fun!

Have a wonderful Halloween celebration!

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Print and Go Halloween Games

This list of Halloween printable games are super easy to set up. You truly just hit print and you are ready to go! Ideal for last minute classroom parties, an easy at home activity, or a no stress Halloween party game. 

Costume Bingo

While I’m not one for dressing up personally, I love seeing all the creative costumes each year. You can take this Costume Bingo game with you as you trick or treat, or have it handy while you answer the door. You can also choose to play it like standard bingo with some dot markers or bingo chips!

Costume Scavenger Hunt

Don’t want to commit to a full bingo game, this Costume Scavenger Hunt game allows you to enjoy all the costume fun in a shorter amount of time. You can choose to rbing it with you to events, or just place the hiding cards around your home or classroom.

Halloween Not So Scary Coloring Pages

My kids do not enjoy the spooky side of Halloween, so these Halloween Not So Scary Coloring Pages fit the fun and festive without the fear. It includes just 10 pages, so there is plenty to go around and not too many to get overwhelmed. We just pull colors we need from the giant box of Crayola markers I buy every few years.

Halloween Games Bundle

A whole pack of 23 different games like Trivia, Tic-Tac-Treat, Spot The Difference, Unscramble, Would You Rather, and tons more. This is the perfect addition to any household Halloween fun, classroom party and extension activities, or Halloween event. Add a pack of erasable pens and you are ready to go!

Candy Scavenger Hunt

After the candy sorting and trading, see how many types of candy you collected. You can also opt to put the including hiding squares out for the players to find if you don’t want to use actually candy.

Halloween Charades For Kids

This has been a fan favorite since the kids were little. Easy to prep and easy to play, they adore getting creative with their actions. Another great addition to Halloween parties both at home and in the classroom.

Crack The Code Halloween Jokes

A list of 10 jokes with the punch lines written in code. A festive one for those who love a puzzle and a laugh. This printable also comes with an option to make your own joke codes!

Halloween Lunchbox Notes

All three of my kids adore a lunchbox note, joke, or message. Add a little Halloween surprise to your child’s lunch. We have Halloween lunchbox notes for both early readers and full on readers. I just tape it to the top or inside of our favorite lunchboxes.

Color Your Own Halloween Bookmarks

With how much reading we do around here, this set of 16 bookmarks are an easy add. The kids get to choose which ones they want, color them, and use them all season. These Halloween Bookmarks are ideal for  classrooms, your own kids, or to hand out to trick or treaters with a little pack of color pencils.

Halloween Movement Bingo

In this Halloween Movement Bingo, you get a twist on a standard bingo game as this one requires players to move with each bingo call. A perfect game to get the wiggles out, while still being in the Halloween spirit!

Print and Prep Halloween Games

These games are also easy to print, but require a bit more set up time. Set up could include gathering items to accompany the game, laminating pages, attaching velcro dots, or more intensive cutting. Just give yourself a little extra time to get everything set up, but you should not need more than 30 minutes to prep.

Halloween Guess The Bag

I created this one when Zoey was seven and asked me to throw her and her friends a Halloween party. It has been a family favorite ever since. Just grab your paper bags, fill in the items, and you have a fun guessing game that all ages will have a fond memory of.

Potions Busy Book

I put this Potions Busy Book together when Hazel was three years old. She just adored it and gets thrilled when I pull it out each year. This page is a creative matching game where players follow the list of potion ingriendents and add them to the cauldron. I prefer to laminate my busy book pages and use clear velcro dots to attached the pieces, but you can just leave it as paper and slide the ingridents onto the page.

Boo Basket Printable Bundle

Does your neighborhood do Boo Baskets? When we first moved to Minnesota, I was shocked to find a basket of goodies on our doorstep in mid-October. Since then, it has become one of the kids’ most loved Halloween traditions. If you are not doing one in your neighborhood, you should start the tradition! This has the directions, treat tags, and door hangers. 

Halloween Minute To Win It

This ones takes a bit of prep work as you gather all the materials, but a perfect game for a family night or Halloween party. This is a perfect option for those who love an active, competive game.

Halloween Pictionary

While this Halloween Pictionary takes minimal set up, it does require you to have some paper and coloring pens on hand. Regardless, this is a fun one to play around the table on family game night or for a classroom Halloween party.

Halloween Treat Tags

Want to make your treats cute? Print these treat tags to tie on to your candy bags before handing them out. These make trick or treating gifts more exciting, are a perfect addition to Halloween parties, and just a festive way to spruce up your spooky gifts.

Free Halloween Printable Games

These free Halloween printable games are easy to set up. Each one gives you multiple activities and skills to work on through play. Anything that combines learning and holidays is a win for me!

Paper Chain Halloween Countdown

Our youngest, Hazel, is obsessed with Halloween for some reason. It’s not her favorite holiday, but any reason she can find to dress up is a win in her book. This Paper Chain Halloween Countdown gives you 30 days to countdown to Halloween with different Halloween-themed movements. 

Halloween Scavenger Hunt

A quick, easy printable to bring on the Halloween fun. Whether you hunt for each item in real life, or use the finding cards hidden around your room, you can easily get into the Halloween fun. 

Color Your Own Halloween Memory Cards

We all love this activity over here! It turns into a multi-day, collaborative project that ends in some game time. 

Halloween Find & Match

Another one of the very first games I made, the kids like to play. thisone in costume. Simply hide the letters or numbers around your space, the kids go hunt for them, and bring them back to match them up. I cannot even count how many times we played this!

Halloween Roll a Movement

A simple game that uses dice rolling and counting combined with movement actions. You can play it just for fun, or add an element of competition to it all.