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Oh no, you say! Halloween games for school parties are needed!
Don't worry!
You can check out some of my favorite games for the classroom, but sometimes you need something else.
Something that they can do from their seats...
That doesn't require a lot of planning...
That doesn't require a lot of adults to help...
Or expense!
Halloween party planning just got better because this will make your school party planning much easier!
There are lots of links here for print and play Halloween games, so room moms and teachers, enjoy!
The items on this list are games that you can purchase and print from your computer. Available at all levels, you are sure to find something here that will suit your needs.
And, you can also use these for a Halloween birthday party or other event when you need kid party games.
First, how about some printable games? There are some great games available from PrintGamesNow.com.Their offerings of Printable Halloween Games for Kids include a big variety of choices, including printable games for non-readers, as well as challenging games for kids. They have perfected the art of "print and play" games and have many satisfied customers.
These are popular with teachers as well, because it keeps students in their desks and occupied, but still having fun. They can work together to solve puzzles, race, and compare answers. They are easy to use and very affordable, saving the tight classroom budget!
Some other ideas in the "print and play" category are available as well.
If you don't want to purchase a Halloween treasure hunt or Halloween scavenger hunt game, you'll find some free ideas to get you started on our website on our hunts page.
If solving a mystery is more to your liking, there are lots of Mysteries available from Simplifun Studios.
One other fun idea is to get together a "mad libs" type word puzzle. When I've worked in the classroom, sitting with a class over lunch period when the lunchroom was unavailable, I've brought in a "mad libs" puzzle. Draw names to determine who fills in which blank. Then read the final story to the class. They love it! It works great with elementary age children.
While technically not Halloween games for school parties, younger children will love to hear a story.
Some of our favorite Halloween stories are great for a Halloween storytime. These include the books The Witch Next Door by Norman Bridwell, and Georgie by Robert Bright.
Visiting your local library should turn up some more excellent Halloween books to read to your favorite class of students.
Do you have a great idea for celebrating Halloween? Share it!
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