Simple last minute Halloween activities

Kids love celebrating Halloween. But what if we don't have time to prepare a Halloween party or there's no trick-or-treating going on in our area? Our simple Halloween games will come to the rescue, guaranteeing a "nightmarish" atmosphere and plenty of laughs. All you need is a printer and a sense of humor.

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Friendly Skeleton

This fun skeleton will help test your little one's anatomy knowledge. Print out our template or draw a fun skeleton yourself. No bones should touch. The next step is to cut out the skeleton and mix its elements. The child's task will be to correctly arrange the skeleton. For successful completion, the child receives candy. Of course, we can also approach the task creatively and reward the child for discovering a new species.

Disgusting concoction

All little witches and warlocks love Halloween. They also love creating amazing and terrifying magical potions with mysterious properties. In this activity, you must invent just such a potion. Print out our template or draw an empty vial for a magic potion on an A4 sheet of paper. Your little one's task is to fill it with unusual ingredients, name their potion, and describe its magical properties. Children receive candy for completing the activity.

Tasks for the brave

This fun activity is perfect for the whole family and will provide plenty of laughs. Awaiting you are some amazing Halloween challenges. Start by printing out our template and cutting it into smaller strips. The next step is to fold all the cards and put them into a Halloween basket. Each participant draws a card and must complete a task or answer a scary question. Cards are drawn one at a time until the supply is exhausted. After each correctly completed task, the participant receives a piece of candy.

See what our spooky drawing looks like in action. Watch this short video!

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Halloween crossword puzzle

The final activity is for older kids who can already read and write. Print out a Halloween-themed crossword puzzle for each participant. After finding all the hidden words in the crossword puzzle, the child receives a reward, which is, of course, sweets.