Halloween family games let grandparents, parents and the little ones play at the same table. Add stencils for the pumpkins and a costume vote to end the night.
Picture bingo, a scavenger hunt, two-level trivia and a memory game work for mixed ages at one table. Bingo starts at ages 3+. Trivia has cards for ages 5–7 and ages 8–12. Word search has three levels. The Family Game Night Bundle adds a costume contest and carving stencils for $14.99.
Games every age plays together, plus the costume contest, pumpkin stencils and a photo corner. 9 printables.
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Here is a bingo Halloween game that little ones can play by pictures. Every square shows a picture with its word, so readers can play by words. Ten different cards mean one for each child.
All ages · little ones match pictures, readers read words.
Here is a would you rather Halloween game for ages 4 and up. Pick a side with 24 teal cards, or finish a silly sentence with 24 orange ones. Nobody wins, and everyone laughs.
All ages · no winners, lots of laughs.
Play Halloween trivia with 40 friendly question cards about bats, pumpkins, owls, skeletons and the night sky. Two levels give the little ones and the big kids a fair turn. Play in teams.
Two levels · put the kids against the grown-ups.
This Halloween memory game has 24 picture pairs to cut out, flip and match. The cards come with matching backs. There are three ways to play, from an easy round for first-time matchers to a fast game of Snap.
All ages · three ways to play, including Snap.
You can print pumpkin carving stencils on your own printer. There are eight designs, from a classic grin to a witch across the moon. Print, tape, poke through, then an adult carves.
Pumpkin night · eight easy and medium designs.
These nine Halloween puzzles are made for kids ages 6 to 12. There are two levels, so younger children and older kids can sit at the same table. Answer keys are included.
Quiet hour · crosswords, mazes and codes.
Run a Halloween costume contest that feels fair to every guest. The kit has award categories, a ballot-box sign, ballots, a tally sheet and 8 certificates. Use it for kids, family or office parties.
The finale · ballots and certificates.
Greet trick-or-treaters and party guests with a Halloween welcome sign for your door. Pick one of three designs, with or without your family name. “Please take one” signs for the treat bowl are in the file too.
The door · add your family name.
All 32 printables: games, invitations, signs, coloring and crafts, tags and labels, and the grown-up line.
Children like games they can play by the pictures, such as picture bingo and a memory game. A scavenger hunt gets them moving, and trivia works in teams. The Family Game Night Bundle has all four.
Picture bingo, trivia in two levels and a memory game all play at a kitchen table. You print the pages, cut the cards and play. Word search and a puzzle pack give quiet turns.
Bingo starts at ages 3+, and the scavenger hunt is for ages 3–9. Trivia has Little Pumpkins cards for ages 5–7 and Big Bats cards for ages 8–12. Word search comes in three levels, so older kids get a harder grid.
Picture bingo is ready in about five minutes. You print the cards, cut apart the calling cards and play. The memory game also needs only printing and cutting.
Printables are DIY with the drawing already done: print, cut and play. The memory game also has 6 blank cards to draw your own. Kids can add their own pictures.
Paper games are cheap to play, because you print them at home. The Family Game Night Bundle is $14.99, and single games start at $2.00. You can print the pages as often as you need for your own family.
Mix busy games with quiet ones, so every age has a turn. Play bingo or trivia in teams for the whole table, and keep word search for small groups. End with a costume vote, using the ballots, tally sheet and 8 certificates.
Carve a pumpkin with a printed stencil. The bundle has 8 designs, each about 6.5 in wide, with a trim line and tape marks. An adult handles the knife.
