More Halloween Games

by , posted on October 21st, 2010 in Games & Creative Play



The other day we talked Halloween themed tag games. They’re great. However, if you’re planning a Halloween party, you’ll want a few more tricks up your sleeve. So here are three more Halloween games that don’t require a lot of materials, are easy to set up and big on fun.

Mummy Game

 

 


You’ll need:
white crepe paper

Here’s what you do:
Have kids form pairs. One party goer gets to be the mummy, one gets to be the wrapper. Start wrapping and the first team to completely wrap their mummy wins.

Monster Charades

 

 

You’ll need:
Popsicle sticks or strips of paper

Here’s what you do:
Write down monsters on the end of popsicle sticks (or pieces of paper) and have kids draw one at a time and act out what’s on their stick.

Spider Web Game

 

You need:
Yarn
A small toy for each child

Here’s what you do:
Hide a toy somewhere in the room. Then tie that toy to the end of a ball of yarn. Wind the yarn around the room winding around chair, table legs, etc. Tie the end to something (it will be the child’s starting point so you may want all the ends to start in the same place). Do the same for each toy.

Have guest select one string to follow to find their toy.

Have a great party!


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5 Responses to “More Halloween Games”

  1. Carl Shaw Says:

    October 21st, 2010 at 10:36 pm

    Love your ideas. Cool graphics too. Will be in touch soon.

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    Jennifer Cooper Reply:
    October 21st, 2010 at 10:42 pm

    Thanks Carl!

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  2. Stephanie Says:

    October 22nd, 2010 at 12:18 am

    OOh, great ideas. I think my guys are a little young for the mummy game yet but I might have them wrap their parents.

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  3. Stephanie Says:

    October 22nd, 2010 at 12:18 am

    Wait… I think there are some finer points of that plan that I failed to consider :) Like… height.

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    Jennifer Cooper Reply:
    October 22nd, 2010 at 9:43 pm

    Ha! Well you could have two parents do it as a sort of show for the kids. I bet that would be a pretty big hit!

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