Candy Corn Estimation Jar
Students estimate how many candies are in a jar, explain their strategy, then count together.
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Halloween energy is high, so channel it. These games work for the classroom party, the afternoon before trick-or-treating and spooky-themed review days in late October.
Students estimate how many candies are in a jar, explain their strategy, then count together.
One student hides as the "ghost" while the class counts the clock, then everyone searches.
Teams race to wrap one teammate head to toe in toilet paper like a mummy.
A Halloween twist on hot potato: pass a small pumpkin around the circle while music plays, and whoever holds it when the music stops answers a question.
Play music, students dance, and when the music stops everyone freezes.
Students act out a word or phrase without speaking while their team guesses.
One student draws a word on the board while their team guesses it before time runs out.
Students tiptoe to one of four labeled corners while a caller with eyes closed picks a corner.
The class builds a story one sentence at a time, each student adding to what came before.
A student feels an object inside a bag without looking and describes it while classmates guess.
Students guess letters to reveal a hidden word before the drawing is complete.
Students mark answers on a bingo card as you read clues.
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Mummy Wrap Race, Pumpkin Pass, Ghost in the Graveyard and a candy corn estimation jar are easy to run and fun for every grade.
Swap in spooky vocabulary: Halloween Pictionary, Monster Freeze Dance, a spooky Story Chain or Halloween words in Hangman.
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