Get kids excited for spooky season with Halloween printables, crafts, and games that blend learning with fun. Whether you’re looking for math puzzles, word searches, or themed coloring pages, this collection brings creativity and seasonal flair to October lessons or parties.
Halloween Scattergories is one of our favorite printable games to pull out in October, especially when we’re looking for something quick, low-prep, and guaranteed to make everyone laugh. We’ve used it for everything from family game night to classroom brain breaks, and each time, the silly answers and surprise wins make it a hit. Our…
We made this mummy handprint one rainy October afternoon when my son was bouncing off the walls and needed something fun but low-prep. I grabbed some purple paint, printed the template, and we turned a messy moment into a spooky little keepsake that still makes us smile. This Halloween printable is simple enough for toddlers…
This Halloween word scramble ended up being a surprisingly good challenge in our house, especially without a word list. I handed it to my son thinking he’d breeze through it, but he ended up asking for help on scarecrow (which, to be fair, even slowed my husband down). It’s a fun way to mix in…
We first made this owl handprint craft as a quick Halloween activity when my son wanted to paint but I didn’t want a huge mess. The free printable includes not just the owl template but also Halloween-themed stickers that kids can cut out and add to their artwork. It only takes about ten minutes from…
We are always looking at new and fun ways to learn. So I have put together 14 free finding words within words worksheets for you to enjoy with the kids. These are such great holiday printables for kids and they are super fun. What I love about this printable is it is suitable for kids…
We’ve made a lot of Halloween crafts over the years, but this Frankenstein handprint is one of our favorites. It’s simple enough for preschoolers but still fun for older kids who like to get creative with paint or paper. Whether we’re using green paint for a classic look or tearing up colored paper for texture,…
When my son was younger, Halloween crafts were our favorite way to kick off spooky season, and this bat handprint was one of the first ones we ever tried. It’s messy in the best way, simple enough for preschoolers, and turns out adorable every single time. We’ve used it for homemade cards, decorations, and even…
One of our favorite October traditions is pulling out this Halloween bingo game when we need something festive and low-key. It’s saved us more than once, during last-minute class parties, rainy afternoons, or when we just needed a quick activity before trick-or-treating. The rules are simple enough for preschoolers, but older kids still get into…
Pumpkin Mad Libs are one of our favorite ways to mix language practice with fall fun. We’ve used this printable during slow mornings, in co-op groups, and even at the kitchen table while carving real pumpkins. It’s silly, low-prep, and gives kids a chance to be wildly creative with adjectives, nouns, and verbs. The story…
We used this spooky Mad Libs on a chilly October afternoon when my son was feeling restless but wasn’t in the mood for a full writing assignment. I handed him this haunted house story, and he was instantly hooked, laughing as he filled in the blanks with the silliest words he could think of. It…
Halloween books for preschoolers have always been a fun way to celebrate the season in our house. When my son was that age, we’d cozy up with picture books that were just spooky enough and full of characters he loved. Over the years, we read dozens of Halloween-themed stories together, some became fast favorites, others…
October is when game night gets spooky at our house. Over the years, we’ve found a handful of Halloween board games that have become part of our fall routine, some light and silly, others full of creepy twists and strategy. Whether we’re playing with younger kids or trying to impress a group of teens, the…
This fall bingo printable was something we originally made for a co-op party, but it quickly turned into a seasonal staple. It’s easy to set up, fun across a mix of ages, and works just as well on a quiet afternoon at home as it does with a big group. We’ve used it on field…
Are you wanting to get your arts and crafts supplies out this Halloween? Me too, check out the very best Halloween crafts for kids. Are you ready to unleash your creativity with Halloween activities for kids? If you’re like me and love arts and crafts but sometimes struggle to come up with ideas, don’t worry,…
This printable fall bookmark was one of those simple ideas that actually got used, again and again. We first tried it during a cozy afternoon read-aloud, and it ended up being more than just a coloring activity. My son liked the little maze and scarecrow on one side, and the book review prompts on the…