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Free Halloween Games and Activities for Kids

Halloween is a brilliant excuse for a bit of sneaky learning. These free games and printables keep the spooky fun going while children practise maths, spelling and thinking skills. There is nothing scary here: just pumpkins, bats and friendly ghosts.

Halloween games to play

Logic & Memory

Colouring Pages

Tap to paint 28 original pictures, or print them to colour with crayons.

Ages 3–8KG1–Basic 3
Logic & Memory

Maths Maze

Hop through a number maze, stepping only on answers that match the rule.

Ages 6–11Basic 1–Basic 6
English

Word Search

Find hidden words in themed puzzles, then print one to take away.

Ages 5–12KG2–Basic 6
English

Spaceman Word Game

Guess the hidden word before the alien's spaceship is built and flies away.

Ages 5–12KG2–Basic 6
Logic & Memory

Memory Match

Flip cards and find all the matching pairs.

Ages 3–10KG1–Basic 5
Logic & Memory

Jigsaw Puzzles for Kids

Drag real jigsaw pieces into place to finish bright, colourful pictures.

Ages 4–12KG1–Basic 6
English

Word Scramble

Unscramble letters using picture clues.

Ages 5–10KG2–Basic 4
Logic & Memory

Sudoku for Kids

Kid-sized 4×4 and 6×6 sudoku puzzles.

Ages 6–12Basic 1–Basic 6

Printable Halloween worksheets

Halloween learning ideas at home

  • Pumpkin maths: Count the seeds in a pumpkin in groups of 10, guess the weight, or measure round the middle with string.
  • Spooky word hunt: Write ten Halloween words (pumpkin, ghost, spider, moon, broom) and ask your child to sort them by number of letters or syllables.
  • Treat sharing: Share treats equally between family members and talk about what is left over. That is division with remainders.
  • Story starter: Write a short, friendly ghost story that starts: “The pumpkin on the doorstep began to glow…”
  • Bat facts: Bats are the only mammals that can really fly. Find three more bat facts together and draw a fact poster.

Questions parents ask

Are these Halloween games scary?

No. Everything is friendly and suitable for young children: pumpkins, bats, cats and smiling ghosts, with no frightening images or sounds.

Are the Halloween worksheets free?

Yes. Every game and printable is free, with no sign-up. The worksheets have answer keys and a button for a fresh set of questions.

What ages are they for?

There are activities for ages 4 to 12: colouring and matching for younger children, and word problems, times tables and puzzles for older ones.