Handcrafted Family

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Twenty things to find on Halloween night.

A scavenger hunt that keeps kids looking up from the candy bucket — plus bingo, mazes, a word search and 30 would-you-rather cards. Five activities, one free PDF. No supplies, no prep, no glitter on your floor.

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Handcrafted Family

Halloween Street Hunt

Check one off every time you spot it.

  • A black cat
  • Three pumpkins
  • A spider web
  • A ghost
  • Purple lights
  • A skeleton
  • Someone in a cape
  • A bat
  • Hay bales
  • A witch hat

Ages 4–10Page 1 of 2

Made for the night before, when you have nothing planned

Every sheet works with a printer and a pencil. That's the whole supply list.

TEN MINUTES

Prints on one page

Black and white, letter size, no bleed. It won't drink your color cartridge the night before a party.

NO SUPPLIES

Nothing to buy

No cutting mat, no cardstock, no craft store run. If you own a printer you already have everything.

SPOOKY, NOT SCARY

Friendly by default

Built for four-year-olds and up. Cartoon bats, no gore, nothing that ends the night early.

More free Halloween sheets

All five are in the free pack. Tap any sheet to see exactly what's inside.

Party game

Halloween Bingo

The one that works with eight kids in a kitchen. No reading required — every square is a picture.

How to play, in 7 steps

STEP 1

Print one card per kid

Six different cards, two to a page. Black and white is fine.

GHOSTCATBAT MOONHATPUMPKIN
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STEP 2

Cut the calling sheet

30 tiles, one per picture. Cut along the dashed lines.

STEP 3

Fold them into a bowl

Any bowl. A saucepan works. So does a candy bucket.

PenniesCandy
cornPencil
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STEP 4

Hand out markers

Nothing to buy. Whatever's on the table works.

GHOST

STEP 5

Draw one. Call it out.

Say the picture, not a letter. Non-readers can play.

STEP 6

Cover the matching square

Middle square is free. Everyone starts with one.

BINGO

STEP 7

Five in a row wins

Across, down, or corner to corner. A round runs about eight minutes.

What's inside

How to run it

Print one card per child, print the calling sheet once and cut it up. Draw a tile, say the word, and let them hunt for it. A round takes about eight minutes — long enough to keep everyone at the table while the pizza arrives.

Quiet time

Pumpkin Maze Pack

Four mazes that get harder as you go, so one pack covers a five-year-old and a nine-year-old at the same table.

What's inside

How to use it

Best as a restaurant or waiting-room pack — slide the pages in a folder with a pencil. Also works as a party station where kids drop in and out.

Classroom

Monster Word Search

Two difficulty levels of the same theme, which is what makes it work for a mixed-age classroom.

What's inside

How to use it

Print Level 1 for the younger half of the room and Level 2 for the older half — same theme, same table, nobody feels babied. Doubles as an early-finisher activity the whole week of Halloween.

Table game

Halloween Would You Rather

Thirty cut-out cards for the dinner table, the car ride, or the twenty minutes before trick-or-treating starts.

What's inside

How to use it

Cut once, use for years. Keep them in a sandwich bag in the glovebox — this is the one that saves the car ride to the pumpkin patch.

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