Over 15 Super Fun Halloween Party Game Ideas for Kids and Teens!
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It’s round up time. Today, I wanted to find some super fun Halloween Party Games for both kids, teens, and adults. I might just be cooking up a fun backyard bash, so I need ideas…Lots of ideas. Some are the same classics, but some are totally new (new to me, at least). Come on in and I’ll share my find for Over 15 Super Fun Halloween Party Game Ideas for Kids and Teens…,
Don’t these look like they are a blast?
Pumpkin Walk by Pen & Paper Flowers
Pick the Monster’s Nose. Unfortunately, the link is no longer valid. But, what should be waiting for kids as they reach through the nose is a slime-filled bag or container with Halloween prizes (like plastic bugs).
Halloween Tic Tac Toe by Smashed Peas and Carrots
Skeleton Bones Scavenger Hunt by Happy Go Lucky Blog
Pumpkin Toss by A Pumpkin and a Princess
Mummy Races by Delia Creates
Doughnut Eating Contest by Madly Stylish Events
Slurpin for Worms Kids Creative Chaos
Pumpkin Roll by A Wise Woman Builds Her Home
Ghost Stack! by Organize Your Stuff Now
We love look and find games. This one looks like so much fun from Meaningful Mama
Unwrap the Mummy Game byKid Friendly Things To Do
Ring the Witch Hat by Sometimes Creative
Snake Eyes by HGTV
Ghost Bowling by Organize Your Stuff Now
Glow in the Dark Pumpkin Toss by Kid Friendly Things To Do
Halloween Fear Factor by Party Plan
I’m so excited about all of these fun ideas! I think I’m even going to squeeze in a pumpkin pie eating contest into our bash. I’ve always wanted to do one, and now’s my chance!
Happy Fall Y’all!
~Melissa – Kid Friendly Things To Do
The games are really fun. Every year on Halloween I usually take part in games with my friends.
I would like to know what used to make the pumpkins in the beanbag game? Thank you so much
I bet that if you followed the link under the game, the content creator that designed the game would be happy to share the supplies needed with you. I’m sorry that I couldn’t help more.
Lovely article