Fun Halloween Party Game + Free Printables

Today I’m sharing a fun Halloween party game plus some free printable activity cards that I created to go with them!

This fast-paced game is great to play with kids and adults alike, and involves prizes, treats, acting, singing, and a whole lot of fun.

Oh, and toilet paper.

Lots of toilet paper!

Here are the supplies you’ll need for the game, and all of the directions.

Trust me, it’s fun, and will be a hit at your next Halloween party or family night!

Supplies:

Toilet paper (3 or more rolls)
Small Halloween prizes and/or candy
Free printable activity cards
Paper plate (preferably with a cute Halloween design)
2 quarters

Prepping the game:

Print out the FREE printable activity cards I made for the game.

Cut along the light gray lines.

Start with a bigger prize or treat, and wrap the Cottonelle toilet paper around and around the treat, doing your best to keep it in a circle shape.

Alternate between adding activity cards and treats and prizes to the roll, and tucking them inside the toilet paper ball.

Continue doing this until your toilet paper ball is the desired size.

I used three rolls since I was going to play this with my kids and their hands are smaller, but really, you could make this as big as you wanted to!!

Gather the plate and quarters.

Playing the game:

Have everyone sit in a circle.

One person will start with the paper plate and two quarters.

This person will flip the coins up in the air until they get two heads.

When both coins are heads, they pass the plate and quarters to the next person on their left in the circle, and they try to get two heads, and continue the process of flipping, getting two heads, and passing the plate.

Meanwhile, the person to the right of the coin flipper has the giant roll of toilet paper with the activity cards and treats inside.

They get to unroll (not tear or rip) the toilet paper until the person on their left gets two heads- then they have to stop and pass the t.p. ball to the left.

As they unroll the t.p. ball, they will unroll prizes and activity cards.

If a prize falls out, it’s theirs to keep!

If an activity card rolls out, then the game takes a pause.

The person has to read the card out loud, and then do what it says.

The card might tell them to sing a Halloween song, share a Halloween memory, dance their best Thriller, or answer a question!

Once the activity is completed, then the game goes on as normal.

Make sense?

This game is seriously fun!

Give it a try, and let me know what you think!

If you have any questions, be sure to leave it in the comments and I’ll answer them for you.

Have fun, and happy Halloween!

xo, Laura

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