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Halloween Party Games-- Halloween Party Games for little ghouls and gremlins -- Halloween party games are always popular. I think kids like to be spooked! Halloween games are usually enjoyed by all ages as everyone is in a party spirit. I've come up with a list of Halloween games that we've all enjoyed playing and I think you will too. If you are after Halloween party ideas such as food, activities and Halloween decorations, you'll find them on my Halloween party theme page. So take your pick from the Halloween party games below and be prepared for a spookily good time Halloween Anagrams
Ages 8+ Give each player a sheet of paper and pen and write at the top in big letters a word or words associated with Halloween. On the word 'go', the players have to write down as many words as possible that they can make from the word(s). When the time is up (give 10 minutes or so) each player scores one point for each correctly spelt word and two points if the word is associated with Halloween. The player with the most points wins. Mummy Wrap
Ages 5+ Divide the kids into two or more teams and choose one member of each team to be the mummy. Actually it's more fun for the kids to have two 'real mummies' if you get what I mean! Give each team a toilet roll or two and on the signal 'Go', they have three minutes to wrap their mummy in as much toilet roll as possible and without leaving any gaps (except for the nose). Have your camera ready for this one, as it's really hilarious. First team to finish is the winner. -- Halloween Party Games -- Pass the Brains
Ages 5+ Scoop out a large pumpkin and carve out a face. Fill the pumpkin with cold, cooked spaghetti and if the spaghetti feels a bit dry add a little water. Wrap sweets/candy in Clingfilm and hide amongst the 'brains'. The kids all sit round in a circle, turn the lights down low and start the music. When the music starts they have to pass the pumpkin brain head round in a circle. When the music stops, the child holding the head has to put his hand into the brains and find a sweet. Make sure that you have plenty off paper towels available! -- Halloween Party Games -- Hunt Dem Bones
Ages 5+
Indoor/Outdoor Purchase 2 plastic/cardboard skeletons and disassemble the parts. If you are feeling adventurous you could even make your own skeletons out of thick white card. So that the skeletons don't get muddled up, place a small colored dot with a marker pen on each bone – red for one skeleton and black for the other. Hide the bones around the room. Divide the kids into 2 teams and on the blow of a whistle the teams have to run around the room and locate their skeleton parts making sure that they pick up only their skeleton parts. Once done (here comes the hard part) they then have to reassemble their skeleton. You might need to help them with this part or you could have an outline drawn on paper of a skeleton and upon which they lay the bones. To make it more fun you could play this in the dark and paint the skeleton with glow in the dark paint. -- Halloween Party Games -- Bouncing Eyeballs
Ages 5+ In advance, draw eyes on the ping pong balls with the marker pens. Make them as ghoulish and scary as you can. Divide the kids into pairs and give one of them the plastic pot and the other 5 –10 eyeballs. The person with the eyeballs must bounce a ball towards his partner who then has to catch it in the pot. The first pair to get all their eyeballs in the pot wins. -- Halloween Party Games -- Pumpkin Toss
Ages 5+ This game is similar to egg tossing and you could use tomatoes it you can't get hold of small pumpkins. Divide the kids into pairs and with each pair facing each other they toss the pumpkin back and forth between them. If one of them successfully catches the pumpkin, both players take a step backward. If one of them drops it, they both take a step forward. The team who can throw the pumpkin the furthest is the winner. For younger kids who may find a pumpkin too heavy, you could use blow up balls or even make your own cloth pumpkin. -- Halloween Party Games -- Hunt the Witches
Ages 5+ First make a witch template on a piece of paper – roughly 4" tall. Cut it out and trace it on to the strong black craft paper to make lots more witches. Depending on where the game is being held, hide them around the room or outside. If you are playing in the dark you could paint the witches with glow in the dark paint. Divide the kids into teams or pairs and issue them with torches. Turn off the lights or wait till it's dark if they are playing outside and send them off on a 'witch hunt'. The team/pair to find the most witches is the winner. As an extra bonus you could also hide a paper broomstick and whoever finds this gets a bonus prize. -- Halloween Party Games -- Caught in the Web
Ages 5+ Lay the spiders and creepy crawlies on the ground and then throw the net over the top of them so that all the spiders are covered. The kids all stand around the net and on the whistle they must all quickly get under the net and see how many spiders they can collect. Depending on how big your net is, you might need to play several rounds in order to allow all the kids to have a go. -- Halloween Party Games -- Jack-O-Lantern
Ages 4+ This game is rather like 'Beetle Drive' if you have ever played it. The object of the game is to be the first person to finish drawing a Jack-O-Lantern on their pumpkin. They do this by throwing the dice and drawing the face part that goes with the number rolled. To start, the kids all sit in a circle with the pumpkins in the center of the playing area and players roll the dice to see who goes first – the highest number starts. The players then take it in turns to roll the dice. They must get a 6 to start and that allows them to take a pumpkin. After that each subsequent throw allows them to draw the face as follows: 6 = Take a pumpkin 5 = Draw one eye (you will need to roll two fives, one for each eye) 4 = Draw a nose 3 = Draw a mouth 2 = Draw a tooth (you will need to roll four two's to make four teeth) 1 = Write your name For older children you could allow them to carve out the pumpkin instead of drawing. Pinata
Ages 3+ Pinatas are such fun for all age groups. If you have the time and inclination try making your own pinata or why not buy one. They are not expensive and are bound to be a hit. -- Halloween Party Games -- Other Resources
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