23 Halloween-Themed Games to Get Your Kids in the Spooky Spirit

Similar to an Easter egg hunt, this eyeball hunt from Get Your Holiday On is bound to be a good time. Have your kids find and collect hidden googly eyes from around your backyard or inside the house.

The hardest part of this simple, spooky spiderweb game from No Time for Flashcards is not falling off the web. That's why it's the perfect game to work on your kids' balance and problem-solving skills.

Ghost races (like this version from Fireflies and Mud Pies) are a spooky alternative to potato-sack races. Instead of traditional burlap bags, kids use white pillowcases decorated as ghosts.

Have fun knocking down some marvelous mummies! You can get full instructions for setting up this mummy bowling game from Giggles Galore.

This simple yet genius game from Iron & Twine puts a seasonal twist on the classic Tic-Tac-Toe game. Mini pumpkins are used as the game pieces.

Alice & Lois created this adorable free I Spy Game. Print it out, and count the different Halloween objects.

Relay races are a great activity for children. Add in some candy corn, and your little ones will be obsessed with this candy corn relay from The Inspired Treehouse.

Your little ones will love Crystal and Co.'s pumpkin hunt! All you need are pumpkins (real or fake) in any size to hide throughout the yard.

Kids love slime, and this project requires little preparation. Get full instructions for making Halloween eyeball slime on The Tiptoe Fairy.

If you like the traditional beanbag toss game, you will love this activity! This monster toss game from Tried & True Creative is tons of fun to play — and it serves as a spooky Halloween decoration!

No Halloween is complete without some spooky science experiment from I Can Teach My Child. For this activity, you and your kids can watch jack-o'-lantern balloons "magically" inflate.

Get ready. Get set. Go! Watch cute spiders race down your yard or across a room in the house. Which spider will be the fastest? See more of the spider race game on Kid-Friendly Things to Do.

This is a spooky spin on the classic pin the tail on the donkey. Download the free printable from Ella Claire & Co.