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Clued-In Murder Mystery Scavenger Hunt
RECOMMENDED FOR OLDER KIDS, TEENS, & ADULTS
Clued-In is our most popular print and play game year after year. If you can imagine a live version of the board game Clue, but with the added twist of being able to bribe, blackmail, gamble, steal and more all in a race to find out who the killer is and how they did it. This game can also be played again and again because every game has a different solution!
Halloween Printable Page Games
RECOMMENDED FOR TEENS & ADULTS
These games print one per page and feature a variety of Halloween themes such as Halloween Candy By Another Name, Match the Villain, Which Witch is Which, Spooky Scattergories, Creepy Quotes, and MORE! There are 10 games in all and you can choose just one or get them all in a bundle.
Monster Hunt Treasure Hunt
RECOMMENDED FOR KIDS 6+
This printable treasure hunt is part of our CodeBuster Collection, young players must find and discover the monster cards that matches each riddle and then use their decoder to discover where the treasure is hidden! Monsters include cute versions of traditional "monsters" such as a witch, ghost, zombie, skeleton, mummy etc.
Horror Movie Villain Treasure Hunt
RECOMMENDED FOR TEENS
This is another game from our CodeBuster Collection in which players must find and discover the Horror Movie villain that matches each riddle and then use their decoder to discover where the treasure is hidden! Villains include cute versions of our favorites to include Freddy, Chucky, Pennywise, Michael, etc.
Horror Movie Trivia Hunt
RECOMMENDED FOR ADULTS
Do you and your friends like scary movies? This hunt challenges players with fun and engaging trivia puzzles and games involving our favorite horror movies. Once you solve one puzzle it will reveal the location of the next until you discover the "treasure" at the end.
Clues, Spells, & Curses Scavenger Hunt
RECOMMENDED FOR ALL AGES
What I deem the perfect Halloween game for players wanting to have a hilarious good time. While the players are searching and solving clues to win the game they are also falling to "curses" such as curse of molasses where you must move in slow motion, or the fowl curse where you're turned into a chicken. Players must act out any curse that gets then until they find the magic ingredients and spell to break that curse.
Halloween Family Feud Game
RECOMMENDED FOR TEENS & ADULTS
This interactive Family feud game uses PowerPoint to make the game show come alive - it features 8 Halloween Survey questions and our own special lightening round at the end. Game includes spooky sound effects to help create a real game show feel at your Halloween Bash!!
DIY Murder Mystery Escape Room
RECOMMENDED FOR Teens & Adults
This step by step guide provides everything you need to know about how to set up your very own Murder Mystery Escape Room where ghosts from the 1920's are trapped in the house but which one is the killer, we provide the puzzle clues, what you need to set them up, and printable kit to make it as easy as possible to create this unique experience in your home.
EVEN MORE PRINTABLE HALLOWEEN PARTY GAMES!
Spongebob Party Games Did you know that Spongebob has been around since 1999? This show is filled with colorful characters, jokes, giggles and sometimes pure nonsense; But, never the less still entertaining. So throwing a Spongebob Party can be just as entertaining when you plan it right. |
Below we have created personalized invitations and party favors to help create that colorful and fun underwater feel for your little party goers. Yet, we can’t leave games out because keeping the guests active and laughing is all a part of this timeless theme. So check it out and start planning that Krabby-tastic party for your little one now.
One of the biggest obsessions for Spongebob is blowing bubbles. For this game you will have your guests blowing bubbles in competition. Give each child a bubble wand and some bubble solution. Have the children take turns trying to blow the biggest bubble, the smallest bubble and have a competition to see who can catch the most bubbles on their wand without popping them. The winner of each category takes home a small prize.
For this activity you will need plain yellow sponges, googley eyes, glue, pipe cleaners and any other materials for decorating. Give each child their own sponge to decorate. They can make their own Spongebob or they can create a sponge character of their own. After everyone is done and the crafts are dried the artists can take turns showing off their handy work.
We created this treasure hunt to offer something fun and different for your Squarepants party. This treasure hunt features 10 different clues, each one a different kind of puzzle. Once you solve one clue it will lead you to the next and the next until you reach the end. The best part is YOU decide the clue locations so you can play this at any locations. |
This game is best played outdoors. You will need large sponges, yellow if possible, and a bucket filled with water. Have the guest’s pair up with one another. Each pair will receive a sponge soaked in the water from the bucket. Have the partners stand three feet from one another. The game begins when the person with the sponge tosses it to their partner. If the partner catches it, they take a step back and toss it back. This continues until someone drops the wet sponge. The team to get the furthest apart in the tossing wins the game.
This game is best played using the theme song from the show. You will need two small, pink bean bags (jellyfish) and a music player you can stop and start. Have the children gather into a room or play area outside. The rules of the game are that when the music starts the players will begin tossing the jellyfish around to each other. When the music stops, the people holding the jelly fish have been stung and are out of the game. This will continue until there is only one bean bag and one person left and they are the winner.
You probably are imagining a bunch of pineapples as the pins and that can be expensive. Actually the pineapple is the ball in this case and the pins are empty plastic bottles. You can print out pictures of the characters and tape them to the bottles if you like. Have the children stand back from the bottles and take turns knocking down as many characters as they can. Just a little nautical nonsense under the sea fun! You can base distance and turns on the ages of the participants. The person with the highest score wins the game.
For this activity you will need Play-doh in green, yellow, red, white and brown. The children will take turns trying to create their own version of the Krabby patty using the Playdoh. Give them five minutes to get their creation together. They will then display them and vote on who did the best job. You can also use yellow cupcakes cut in half and icing in the same colors listed above and have them create a Krabby patty. Of course, they get to eat that creation afterwards.
Mr. Krabs is quite the greedy crab indeed. For this game you will need gold coins and a large playing area. Have the children pair up with one another. Divide the gold coins (about four per team) evenly and put in bowls for each team. Place the bowls at one end of the playing area in a straight line about three to four feet apart from one another. Have the children line up on the other end, opposite their bowl of coins. The object of the game is for the team to collect all of the coins before the other teams. However they must do this while crab walking. They have to crab walk over to the coin dish, grab a coin and crab walk back. Their partner will then do the same and this continues until all of the coins are taken. The first team to finish wins the game.
This game has the same concept as Red Rover except you need two pool noodles. You will announce one person as Squidward and give them the pool noodles. They will stand in the middle of the designated play area and hold one noodle in each hand. The remaining children, or fish, will all gather in on one side of the play area, facing Squidward. When the game begins Squidward will shout “Squidward Tentacles demands of thee, to try and cross this dangerous sea!” The fish will try to make it to the other side while Squidward is trying to tag them with his tentacles. If you are tagged you are out. The last person standing is the winner.
This game is much like Simon says with a twist. Sandy loves karate so she is going to teach the kids karate. There are four moves; CHOP - PUNCH - KICK - BOW. You (or another adult volunteer) play Sandy. Sandy demonstrates different sequences of the four moves, starting out easy and progressively getting harder, and the kids copy. So Sandy might go PUNCH - PUNCH - KICK - PUNCH, and then the kids have to repeat it. You can eliminate kids that get it wrong, have two against two tournaments, or just play for fun.
You will need to get a net for each child that will be participating and a bag of 5” latex balloons, pink if possible. Fill all of the balloons with air and put in bags. You will also need volunteers to help get the jellyfish (balloons) floating. When the game begins, the volunteers will start tossing the balloons into the air and the children with try to catch as many as possible. You can have them keep track of their jellyfish and award the most caught or you can just let them play for the fun of it.