Halloween Bingo is a fun twist on the classic game.
Instead of numbers, the cards are filled with Halloween pictures like bats, pumpkins, witches, and ghosts. The teacher or host calls out a picture.
Players mark it if they have it on their card. The first player to get a row across, up and down, or diagonal shouts “Bingo!” and wins a sweet candy prize.
Pin The Spider On The Web Game
Players wear a blindfold and try to stick a spider on the big web poster. The one closest to the center wins.
This game is just like “Pin the Tail on the Donkey,” but spookier.
A big spider web poster is placed on the wall. Each player is blindfolded, spun around, and given a paper spider.
The goal is to stick the spider as close to the center of the web as possible. Everyone laughs at the funny spots where spiders land. The closest player to the middle wins.
Inflatable Spider Ring Toss Game
Toss rings onto the legs of a big inflatable spider. Each successful toss earns points. Great for groups and lots of laughs.
A big zombie poster is placed on the wall. Players are blindfolded and given a paper eyeball sticker.
After being spun around, they try to stick the eyeball in the correct spot. Some eyeballs land on the nose, mouth, or even the zombie’s cheek.
The closest eyeball to the real spot wins.
Fun Halloween Charades For Kids
Act out Halloween words like “witch” or “haunted house.” No talking allowed. Teammates guess before time runs out. Everyone laughs at the silly actions.
Halloween charades is a guessing game full of laughs. Players choose a Halloween word or phrase like “witch,” “ghost,” or “haunted house.”
Without using any words, they must act it out with hand motions, silly faces, or funny movements. Teammates have to guess what it is before time runs out.
Some actions are easy, but some are really tricky. The silliness makes everyone giggle and cheer together.
Halloween Emoji Guessing Game
Players see emojis like 🎃👻🧙. They guess the Halloween word or phrase it means. Whoever gets the most right answers wins a prize.
This game is a safe twist on darts, made for classrooms and parties. A colorful Halloween dartboard is hung on a wall or door.
Instead of sharp darts, kids throw soft sticky balls that safely stick to the board. Players take turns tossing and try to hit the highest-scoring spots.
Points are added up after each round. The person with the most points wins and gets a Halloween treat.
Ghost Cards and Dice Rolling Game
Roll the dice and collect spooky ghost cards. Follow the card rules to earn points. A quick and simple Halloween classroom activity.
This is a silly skeleton version of the classic blindfold game. A large skeleton poster named Mr. Bone is placed on the wall.
Players wear a blindfold, get spun around, and try to stick eyeball stickers onto the skeleton’s face. Some eyeballs land on the head, chest, or even arms.
Everyone laughs at the results. The person who gets the eyeball closest to the eye sockets wins.
Halloween Cornhole Foldable Bean Bag Toss
Toss bean bags into pumpkin or ghost holes on a foldable board. Score points based on where they land. Fun competition for teams.
This spooky twist on ring toss uses tall tombstone stands instead of poles. Players stand back and throw colorful rings, aiming to land them around the tombstones.
Some tombstones are bigger and worth more points, while smaller ones are harder to hit.
Everyone takes turns tossing, and points are added after each round. The game is best played outdoors, and it’s full of laughs and excitement.
Potato Sack Race Game
Jump inside sacks and race to the finish line. It’s harder than it looks! The first to cross wins the Halloween prize.
This game is full of giggles and surprises. A large monster poster is placed on the wall.
Players are blindfolded, spun around a few times, and then given a paper eyeball sticker. The goal is to stick the eye as close to the monster’s face as possible.
Some end up on the forehead, nose, or even off the page. The closest sticker wins, and kids cheer loudly.
Halloween Foam Bowling Set
Knock down ghost and pumpkin pins with a foam bowling ball. Everyone gets turns. The one with the most strikes is the champion.
This silly Halloween version uses a black cat poster. Players are blindfolded, spun gently, and then asked to stick a paper bowtie onto the cat’s neck.
Most bowties end up on the cat’s back, ear, or even tail, making everyone giggle.
The player whose bowtie lands closest to the neck wins a small prize. It’s easy to play and fun for all ages.
Halloween Party Inflatable Limbo Game
Play limbo under a spooky inflatable bar. Each round gets lower. Dance and bend backwards without falling. The last one standing is the winner.
This game mixes teamwork with speed. A large floor puzzle shaped like a skeleton is split into pieces.
Players are divided into teams. At the start, each team races to put their skeleton puzzle together as fast as they can.
The first team to complete their skeleton correctly wins the round. It’s a great way to encourage cooperation while still keeping the game exciting and fun.
Mummy Wrap Race
Teams wrap a friend in toilet paper like a mummy. The fastest team to finish wins. Everyone laughs at the silly mummy costumes.
This game is silly, fast, and always makes kids laugh. Teams get rolls of toilet paper.
One teammate stands still while the others race to wrap them up like a mummy from head to toe. The trick is to wrap quickly without tearing the paper too much.
The first team to cover their mummy completely wins. At the end, everyone admires the funny, wobbly mummies standing in the classroom.
Ghostbuster Balloon Pop
Kids pop balloons decorated like ghosts. Each one may hide a surprise inside. The fastest to pop all balloons becomes the “ghostbuster.”
Glow sticks make any Halloween party extra exciting. Kids get glow sticks to wear as bracelets or wave around while dancing.
When the lights are turned low, the glow sticks shine brightly in different colors. It feels like a mini dance party in the classroom.
The glow is safe, fun, and lasts for hours. Everyone enjoys moving, spinning, and making shapes in the dark together.
Halloween Horror Trivia Game
Answer Halloween trivia questions about movies, monsters, or traditions. Teams compete to see who knows the most spooky facts. Winner gets bragging rights.
This game is perfect for kids who love spooky facts.
Players are divided into teams and asked Halloween trivia questions. The questions can be about monsters, ghosts, Halloween traditions, or even classic scary movies.
Teams must work together to answer quickly and correctly. Every right answer earns points.
The team with the most points at the end wins. The prize is bragging rights and big Halloween smiles.
Conclusion
Halloween is the perfect time to mix learning with laughter.
With these Halloween games for classroom, students can stay active, use their creativity, and enjoy time with friends.
The best part is that most of these games are easy to set up with simple supplies you already have. From silly relays to spooky puzzles, every game brings smiles and excitement.
Whether you choose just a few or try them all, your classroom party will be filled with fun memories.
Halloween only comes once a year, so let’s make it special with games that keep everyone engaged and happy.
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