Need two quickie Halloween games for your kids? Try these spooky versions of Follow-the-Path and classic Tic-Tac-Toe games!
Maybe for a Halloween class party or for some after school fun?
Want to up the fun factor of a playdate or just get a little more into the Halloween spirit?
Here are two Halloween printable games for kids that my kids liked and that we’ll be using for class parties and playdates. And maybe for those times they just want to play with Mom for a little while.
Simple but fun. Tic-Tac-Toe and Halloween Follow-the-Path.
Halloween Printable Games for Kids:
Two games. Super simple for any age.
Bat Follow-the-Path Home Game
Players begin at the upper lefthand block and take turns rolling the dice to see how far they go on each turn. The winner gets the little bat back to his family first! When I play this with them I make up a story to go with the pictures of the little bat’s adventure as he tries to get back home. The crazier the better!
Download our Bat Follow-the-Path Game below . . .
Tic-Tac-Toe
Just like the game we all know and love, but this one uses Halloween stamps! These are the ones I like best. LINK If you don’t have stamps you could use plastic spiders and pumpkins or whatever little Halloweeny trinkets you can find.
We’ve long played Tic-Tac-Toe in our own way with our own flare, adapting it to whatever thing we were working on at the time. But this time, we rocked it out with a little Halloween fun instead.
Download our Tic-Tac-Toe boards below. . .
And that’s it!
Super-simple, totally fun games that you can print on regular paper or cardstock, use, and enjoy. I like this Astrobrite White Cardstock the best because the colors really pop on it.
Want a few more fun halloween party ideas?
- Halloween Class Party
- More Halloween Class Party Ideas
- GHOST Bingo!
- Spider Web Craft
- Pumpkin MatchĀ
- Halloween Word Search
- Halloween Ghost Cookies
- Boo! Your Neighbors
- Alternatives to Halloween Candy
- Halloween Joke Notes
- Halloween Learning
- Hats, Cats, and Pumpkin Grid Game
- Dinner in a Pumpkin
- Candy Experiments
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Cute ideas… did you know that outside the US Halloween is not celebrated? that ii is frowned upon in many Catholic countries as “Satanistic”? as an American living abroad, it has been my goal to inform people that on the whole, Halloween is just another commercial holiday, lots of candy, cute costumes (not necessarily scary ones either) but not a whole lot of witchcraft going on. i try to go “home” for Halloween and do enjoy the holiday… Thanksgiving is better! p.s., they don’t celebrate that either!
Awwwwh, thanks, Carolynn! always so interesting to hear what goes on outside the US. . . we are so self-centered sometimes, thinking that EVERYONE must do as we do! Thanks for sharing!!
So many fun Halloween ideas! š
What a fun idea! Pinned and tweeted. Thank you for being a part of our party! I hope to see you on monday at 7 pm. We love partying with you! Lou lou girls
Hi Pretty Lady. Thank you for sharing your wonderful creativity with us at Friday Favorites! I hope you will join us again next week! Christine at Must Love Home