Halloween is the perfect time for spooky games, fun fine motor and sensory activities in the classroom. These fun and easy 10+ Halloween Games and Activities are super fun and engaging. Halloween Fine motor and sensory activities for preschoolers and kindergartners are just the perfect things to do in the month of October with your little ones. These Halloween activities includes Sensory, Fine Motor, Gross Motor and many more fun games and activities. If you love these, I bet you can’t miss my 25+ Fall Leaf Art and Craft ideas.

Whether you do these Easy Printable Halloween games and activities at home with your kids or in the classroom during a fall festival, your preschoolers and kindergartners will be talking about them for months. You can also consider doing these 15+ Pumpkin Art and Craft Ideas for Fall. Also Take a look at the fun and easy Halloween science experiments, and Halloween Games  to get your classroom into the Halloween spirit this fall. Check out these amazing and fun Halloween craft ideas for kids. They are perfect for homeschooling parents, teachers in the classroom, kindergarten fall festivals, preschool activities, and so much more! Also do not miss to have a look at my most popular Handprint Crafts templates for the whole year round!

Want to learn about some of the best ideas for fun Halloween art and craft activities in the classroom? Children of all ages will enjoy these games and project ideas to add to the Halloween tradition. Kids will have a great time completing these games by themselves or in teams. Do Like and Follow my Facebook Page for updates on such art and craft activities!

Pass the Pumpkin Game

This super low prep and fun Halloween game is perfect for preschool and kindergarten students. All you need are a few simple materials and kids will be entertained for hours. Keep this on hand for classroom community builders and celebration games. It makes the perfect Minute to Win it activity for class parties, especially with older kids.

Supplies Required:

• Toilet paper rolls
• markers
• leftover Easter plastic eggs (We used orange to look like pumpkins)
• bowl

Pass the Pumpkin Halloween Game: How to

Draw spooky zombie or ghost faces on your toilet paper tubes. Use a sharpie to add a scary face to your eggs as well. Set up 4 or 5 toilet paper tubes in a line and set an egg on the first one. Kids will grab the toilet roll and dump the egg into the next toilet paper roll. They will repeat this until they get to the last roll, where they will dump the egg into a bowl. It’s a great fine motor activity and can easily be turned into a partner or team game.

Feed the Jack-O-Lantern Sensory and Fine Motor Activity

I love sensory activities for preschoolers, toddlers, and beyond. This pumpkin activity is perfect for kids of all ages as a busy bag or fine motor practice activity. You just need a few simple materials.

Supplies Required:

• Ziploc bag
• pumpkin seeds
• styling gel
• food coloring (red, orange, yellow, green)
• plastic cups
• sharpie marker

Feed the Jack-O-Lantern Sensory : How to

Place some styling gel and food coloring into plastic cups and mix it around. I used red, yellow, orange, and green. Draw a pumpkin face on a plastic bag. Dump the different colors of gel into the plastic bag. Add pumpkin seeds and seal the bag. Have kids push the pumpkin seeds around in the bag and get them to the pumpkin’s mouth! They will love helping create this pumpkin craft as well.

Monster Necklace – A Cool Halloween Idea

Want a simple activity for preschoolers to complete while working on fine motor skills? This is a fun craft that kids can take home and share with their families. Classroom activities like this are great to have in morning work tubs or sensory bins for students to create over and over.

Supplies Required:

• toilet paper tubes
• pipe cleaner
• shoelace or string
• markers

Halloween Monster Necklace : How to

Draw scary faces on your toilet tubes. Tie a pipe cleaner around the end of your string. Punch holes in the top of your toilet paper tubes using a hole punch. Use the pipe cleaner to thread your string through the holes in each tube, making a necklace. Once all of your tubes are on the string, tie off the string, and you have a fancy Halloween necklace!

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Halloween Sensory Rice Bin 

Try out this fun and low-prep Witch themed rice sensory bin to practice name, letters, numbers and much more! It’s a great fine motor and hand writing practice activity for preschoolers and toddlers! These FREE Witch alphabet and Numbers task card are super spooky and perfect for October Morning bin.

Supplies Required:

• Ziplock bag
• rice
• food color
• paint brush
• Halloween props
• black construction paper
• corn
• Witch theme Task cards

Halloween Monster Necklace : How to

To make this Halloween rice sensory bin put Rice in a ziplock bag, add green food coloring to the bag. zip the bag and squish it thoroughly till the rice turns green. Once the rice is evenly covered in green color, put in on a tray to dry. It should take couple of hours for the rice to completely dry up. Take a tray and a black construction paper, spread the dried rice on the paper add corns and Halloween props like spiders, bats etc. he Students pick a witch letter card or Number Card identify the letter or sound and write the letter on the baggie. That’s it! This colored rice can be stored for long for repeated use.

Tape Resist BOO Pumpkin Activity

If you want a fun game to add to your preschool or kindergarteners classroom, try this spooky and simple fishing game. You just need a few simple materials and you’re ready to go.

Supplies Required:

• Pumpkin
• Black paint
• Tape
• paint brush or sponge brush

Tape Resist BOO Pumpkin art : How to

To make this Halloween rice sensory bin put Rice in a ziplock bag, add green food coloring to the bag. zip the bag and squish it thoroughly till the rice turns green. Once the rice is evenly covered in green color, put in on a tray to dry. It should take couple of hours for the rice to completely dry up. Take a tray and a black construction paper, spread the dried rice on the paper add corns and Halloween props like spiders, bats etc. he Students pick a witch letter card or Number Card identify the letter or sound and write the letter on the baggie. That’s it! This colored rice can be stored for long for repeated use.

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Spooky Fishing Game

If you want a fun game to add to your preschool or kindergarteners classroom, try this spooky and simple fishing game. You just need a few simple materials and you’re ready to go.

Supplies Required:

• paper clips
• plastic bugs or rings
• pipe cleaners
• mini cauldron or bowl
• magnet

Spooky Fishing Game : How to

Attach each of your plastic bugs to a paper clip. Then, attach a pipe cleaner to the end of a stick. Use a magnetic dart (or any magnet you can find) and attach it to the other end of the pipe cleaner. Kids will use the fishing rod you created to pick up bugs and place them in the cauldron!

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Rescue The Spiders: A Fine Motor Halloween Game 

Here’s another fine motor and Minute to Win it game for a fall celebration! Kids will enjoy grabbing the critters out of the basket and avoiding the strings as they go!

Supplies Required:

• Plastic bin from Dollar Tree
• String
• small plastic bugs, bats, and creepy crawlies
• plastic tweezers

Rescue the Spiders : How to

Tie string like a web through the holes of the plastic bin. Then, add your spooky critters to the bottom of the basket. Give your child plastic tweezers to pick out the critters, practicing their fine motor skills. Remind them to use the tweezers and not their fingers as much as possible!

Witch themed Sensory Bag: A Fine Motor Halloween Game 

Witch themed Sensory Writing Bag for toddlers, preschoolers and kindergarteners is a super fun and spooky way to practice handwriting. This Halloween Pre-Writing Sensory Bag is fun way to practice writing skills. You can learn Letters, numbers, name, shapes etc .

Halloween Activities – BINGO, Charades, Riddles, and More

If you want pre-made Easy games and activities for your Halloween party celebration in the classroom this year, check out my Halloween printable games for kids! Included in this set are:

• Halloween Charades complete with 30 cards
• Halloween Movement Cards for brain breaks and indoor recess
• BINGO with a Halloween theme and 16 student cards
• Halloween Would You Rather with 20 different questions
• Who Am I Halloween Riddles with 20 puzzles to solve
• Halloween Scavenger Hunt to get kids moving

I hope you enjoy some of my favorite Halloween crafts and activities. They will make for wonderful fine motor and sensory practice as well as great Halloween decorations for the fall. Enjoy!