Halloween games for kids work best when little ones can play by the pictures. Picture bingo, a scavenger hunt and a memory game are here, plus paper masks and coloring pages for small hands. Treat tags and name tags help the party feel planned.
Picture bingo, a scavenger hunt and a memory game work for little kids, because they play by the pictures. Bingo is for ages 3+, and the hunt is for ages 3–9. The memory game marks its 8 easiest pairs with a star. Coloring pages and paper masks give calm time.
A kids' Halloween party from the invitation to the treat bag. 10 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.
Ages 3+ · plays by pictures.
Hide 16 picture cards around the house for a Halloween scavenger hunt. Hand each child a checklist and let the hunt begin. Rhyming clues are there if you want them.
Ages 3 to 9 · tick-and-leave, so one set works for any number of kids.
Pass the Candy Circle is a Halloween candy game for ages 4 and up. The host reads a card and the candy moves left or right. Whoever holds it when the Keeper card comes up takes it home.
Ages 4+ · seated, and every child can win.
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.
Ages 3+ · starred pairs for the youngest.
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.
Ages 5–7 and 8–12 in two decks.
This Halloween masks printable gives you four kid-size paper masks to cut out and wear. Choose a black cat, a jack-o’-lantern, a bat or an owl. Each one comes in color or as an outline to color in.
Craft · four masks to color, cut and wear.
These Halloween coloring pages for kids have bold, simple lines. Each page is one friendly scene, from a pumpkin porch to a monster dance party. Print them, set out the crayons, and every child has something to do.
Calm · eight cute full-page scenes.
Halloween color by number pages let kids find the number, pick the crayon and watch a picture appear. Four pages are easy and two are detailed. Colored answer keys are included.
Calm · find the number, pick the crayon.
Halloween activities at the table keep little ones busy while the food comes out. Each of the two placemats has a maze, a counting game and tic-tac-toe. A banner on top says “Happy Halloween” with the child’s name.
At the table · maze, counting, tic-tac-toe.
Halloween treat tags name the bag each child carries home. Write on 24 designs with a pen, or type names on 12 more. Every tag has a punch-hole mark for ribbon or twine.
Going home · a tag for every bag.
Not sure what to do when? Here is a simple running order for a Halloween party at home with young children: what happens, roughly when, and which printable you need for it. Swap anything you like.
Type the details into the invitation and send or hand it out.
Picture bingo for everyone, then the hunt through the house.
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All 32 printables: games, invitations, signs, coloring and crafts, tags and labels, and the grown-up line.
Plan in short blocks: a craft while guests arrive, one or two busy games, a snack, then something calm. The Halloween Party Planner, sold on its own, has an hour-by-hour plan for a 2-hour party. Paper masks and coloring pages make good calm crafts.
Halloween Picture Bingo works by pictures for ages 3+. The Halloween Memory Game marks its 8 easiest pairs with a star. Pass the Candy Circle, sold on its own, has picture prompt cards and fairness rules so every child can win a candy.
Keep the games short and visual for 4-year-olds. Try picture bingo, a hunt with picture cards, paper masks to color and a placemat with a maze. An adult cuts the eye holes of the masks.
Children can play bingo, hunt for picture cards, color a scene and wear a paper mask. The coloring set has 8 full-page scenes and a name page. Everything prints at home in US Letter or A4.
Bingo, memory and a card hunt all work indoors. The scavenger hunt has 16 find-it cards to hide around the house. A host log helps every card come back after the party.
Picture bingo is a good pick for a 5 year old, since every picture has a label. The memory game has 24 pairs, and its easy variant uses 8 pairs.
Halloween Trivia for Kids, sold on its own, has Big Bats cards for ages 8–12. Color by Number, also sold on its own, has 2 detailed pictures for ages 8+. Word Search, sold on its own too, has a hard 15 × 15 level.
Picture bingo is for ages 3+, and the scavenger hunt is for ages 3–9. The coloring pages are friendly, not scary. Paper masks come in full color, and an adult cuts the eye holes.
