Kids New Years Puzzles to do over the holidays. Print and cut out these holiday jigsaw puzzle pictures and put them back together again. Mix up two jigsaw puzzles and challenge the kids.
Happy New Year Puzzles
Challenge the kids during the holidays with New Years Crossword and Word Search Puzzles. Solve the answers to New Years questions in our holiday crossword puzzle or find the words in our Word Search.
New Years Jigsaw Puzzles
Print and cut along the lines to make fun New Years Jigsaw Puzzles. Choose from a New Year Baby or Bunny to paste together. Mix up the jigsaw puzzle pieces to both puzzles for a great challenge. Paste the puzzle pieces on plain or colored paper.
Fun Holiday Puzzles for the kids to keep them busy and challenged. Print and take them along when traveling by car, air or train. Great to bring along for the kids when dining out at restaurants or dinner parties.
You can find more New Year’s Puzzles for kids and other activities to keep the kids entertained throughout their holiday break.
Kids and family will enjoy these New Year’s Games. Play games such as classic BINGO where the caller calls out numbers and you see if they are on your BINGO card. Fill any straight row and yell BINGO.
Kids can show off their memory skills with the memory match game where you try to find cute holiday characters that are placed face down. Each player takes a turn by turning over two cards. If they match, the player gets to keep the cards, if they don’t, they place them faced down. Try to remember the cards when it is your turn. The player with the most cards at the end is the Memory champion.
Now here’s a game to get the whole family involved with the Happy New Year Calendar game. Print and cut out the Calendar Game and Number 1 stickies. Tape up the Happy New Year Game on the wall. Write a child’s name on the back of each Number 1 sticky. Children are blindfolded with a mask or scarf and handed a Number 1 sticky with tape on the back. Place the children in a line one behind the other in front of the Game. Taking turns each child tries to place their Number 1 sticky on the Happy New Year Calendar red square. The child that has the closest placement is the winner.
Help the kids countdown the days until Christmas with these fun Printable Christmas Countdown Calendars. Print the month of December and color the days until Christmas or print the Christmas Tree shaped calendar with 14 days left until Christmas. Cut out each Christmas tree bulb and paste on the tree each day until you reach Christmas day. Keep these calendars on the fridge or wall to help keep track of the number of sleeps left until Christmas. Fun coloring, cutting and pasting Christmas activities for the kids. Enjoy these and other fun Christmas Activities.
Kids learn to draw Halloween characters by using a simple drawing technique. Kids follow each picture square and copy the contents of each square in a similar box. When all squares are completed, they discover that they can draw just like the pros. Complete Halloween scenes with a pumpkin patches and a Haunted Halloween night. Draw faces on fun and easy to draw characters such as a dracula, ghost or pumpkin. Complete Halloween pictures and scenes and color the pictures afterwards.
Learn to Draw, Ghost, Pumpkin, Spider
Kids can learn to draw by copying the pictures inside the squares. Each picture box has smaller squares that are identical to the picture that they will copy from. Step by step, draw each square that matches the original. Draw a ghost, pumpkin or spider with easy to follow squares that you copy from the original picture. In no time you will have completed your very own drawing. Easy for most ages. Color the pictures afterwards.
Complete the Halloween Drawings
Finish off the Halloween Pumpkin witch by drawing a face in the shape of a witch. Complete a pumpkin by drawing the carved face. Draw a face on the spooky ghost or creepy spider.
What is wearing this witch hat? Draw what you think is wearing the hat. It can be any Halloween character or one from your imagination. Complete the face that comes with this spooky spider. Draw a dracula or ghost face. Color your completed drawings.
Complete the Halloween Scenes
Finish off this Halloween scene by adding what you think is missing from this Haunted Halloween night. Add more pumpkins and leaves to the pumpkin patch scene or draw creepy creatures. Color your pictures afterwards.
Spirit Halloween Coupons make fun gifts for Halloween. Kids can print and cut out fun Halloween coupons to share with family and friends. Each coupon has the message “This Halloween Coupon Good for:” printed on it. Place a coupon in kids lunch boxes or school bags to surprise them.
Halloween Coupons with Gifts of Scary Nights, Frightening Movies, Treat Bag Surprises
Choose from a variety of printable coupons with messages such as “A Scary Night Without the Kids”, “A Frightening Movie with Me”, “A Treat Bag you will never Forget” and more fun messages that will make sharing enjoyable but not too creepy.
Halloween Coupons to Write Your Own Scary Messages
Kids can fill out their own Spirit Halloween coupon and print a special message for the receiver with the blank Halloween Coupons. Think of messages that will keep them wondering. Make fun coupons for teachers and friends. How about those trick or treaters you know that come to your door! Keep them thinking about what the surprise will be when they hand in their coupon to receive their Halloween reward. Use the coupons for Halloween parties for the kids to hand out.
Halloween Party Ideas to help celebrate the Halloween season. Pin up a Halloween Poster to let them know about the Party. Send Halloween invites and keep track of the ghosts and goblins that are attending the party with a printable Halloween party list. Use our Best Costume ballots to judge the Best Halloween Costumes and award them with our Best Costume Certificates. Decorate the house with Halloween party printables. Use these Halloween Party Ideas for home, school and daycare.
Halloween Party Themes with Posters and Party Invites
Start off the Halloween party right with Halloween Invites to hand out. Add a Party Poster to the invites or hang it on the party door. Use our Halloween Party Invite List Poster to record the attendees and their phone numbers. These Halloween party ideas along with your own ideas will help get the party off to a great start.
Halloween Party Games
Halloween Party Ideas with fun Halloween games to play during the party. Print the “Halloween Party Teams” sheet to record the names of the players in each team. Teams will be recorded as the “Witch Team” or “Mummy Team”. Use these teams to play a variety of group games such as the “Mummy game”, “Spider game” and “Ghost Bowling”. One game that is fun for all is the “Mummy Game”.
Mummy Game
The Mummy Game consists of each group racing to be first to have a mummy wrapped in toilet paper by the other members of the group. Choose one member or a stuffed toy to be wrapped. Each team starts of with a roll of toilet paper. Before the game begins, each team picks a mummy (one that will get all wrapped up) . When the host says begin, each team using all players will have to carefully wrap the mummy from head to toe or toe to head with the toilet paper. The team that finishes first is the winner. The rule of the game is that the group cannot break the toilet paper from the roll before completing. If they do so, they will have to start over. The game can be repeated by allowing each team member to be the mummy (you may want to purchase cheap toilet paper!).
Best Costume Game
The Best Costume Game has each guest fill out a Best Costume Ballot to vote on best costume for “Scariest Costume”, “Funniest Costume”, and “Best Costume” categories. Kids write down one player in each box that they think has the best costume for each category. Ballots are place in a box or bowl when completed by each player. When all ballots are completed the host records the ballots on the “Best Costume Winners” poster. The players with the most votes are recorded. Afterwards, the host can hand out “Best Costume Certificates” for each of the categories to the winners. Tape candy to each of the certificates to make them extra special.
Ghost Bowling Game
For the Ghost Bowling Game, add round large eyes and a mouth using a black marker on toilet paper rolls and line up as you would bowling balls. Use a soft ball or small pumpkin for the kids to take turn knocking them down. Place kids in groups to see how many tries it takes for each group to knock down all the toilet paper rolls. Each group member should have a turn to knock down the bowling paper rolls.
Spider Game
Play the Spider Game by using 2 different colored strings (yarn) with everyone in a circle, use colors such as black and orange if available. Each team passes their string to each teammate to see who runs out of string first. What a web they will weave!
Halloween Party Decorations
Our Halloween Party ideas would not be complete without Halloween Decorations and Props. Decorate the house this year with homemade Halloween decorations. Pin up a Halloween Banner with each letter of the word “Halloween”. String them together with black or orange ribbon (colors should be available around Halloween) or plain string (fishing line works well too). Use these fun Halloween characters shaped as circles to stream around the house. Punch holes and use string or fishing line to stream and hang up around the house. Add Halloween labels to water bottles with our Halloween Water Bottle Labels. Choose from “I’m Watching You” with scary eyes or “A Special Drink for You” with a spooky spider. Hand out the Halloween Party Thank You Candy Bar Wrappers to thank the guests for coming. Just wrap up a large chocolate candy bar with the Halloween candy bar wrapper and trip where needed.
Halloween Party Ideas with Halloween Party Printables to keep the kids entertained with fun games and homemade Halloween party decorations the kids can help to put together.
Halloween Printables with scary door hangers, creepy stickers, haunted Halloween Bookmarks, and a DIY Halloween cartoon book. Use these Halloween printables for home, school and daycare to share with kids as a class or group project. These Halloween printables are great for kids, preschoolers and trick or treaters.
Halloween Props with Scary Door Hangers
Choose from eight scary creepy Halloween Door Hangers to hang on inside or outside door knobs. Kids can color and complete with their own words a vampire or witch door hanger to display around the home. Print a vampire boy “playing nicely”, a ghost with “scary things happening in this room”, monster with “monsters are out, do not enter”, graveyard pumpkin “enter at your own risk, do not be afraid…”, Trick or Treat Warewolf, and “Happy Halloween” vampire. Kids can place them on their bedroom door knobs for Halloween fun.
Halloween Bookmarks
Fun Haunted Halloween bookmarks to keep the kids reading with the Halloween spirit. Just print out on cardstock, laminate or cover with clear tape and place inside book. Use these bookmarks when reading Halloween stories to the kids at home, school or daycare. Teachers can hand out these bookmarks to encourage kids to read. Surprise the trick or treaters with fun Halloween bookmarks.
Halloween Cartoon Book
Complete the Halloween Cartoon Book by coloring and adding fun words in the speech bubbles. Cut out the picture boxes afterwards and staple together. Kids choose the pictures that they want to include in their Halloween comic book. Halloween characters with witches and broomsticks, vampire bats, graveyard ghosts, flying pumpkins, walking frankenstein, scary black cats and creepy spiders. Have the kids read the books aloud to the rest of the family. Teachers can have the kids complete these Halloween comic books at school to share a fun Halloween group project.
Halloween Printables with Cool Stickers
Fun Halloween printables with cool stickers that can be printed on sticker paper or used as a cut and paste project. Kids can color their own stickers or print colored ones. Choose from four sticker sheets to print and one lunch box sticker sheet to place in kids lunch boxes.
Have a Zombie Party this Halloween with fun Zombie Halloween Printables. Free printable party invites, party poster, wristbands, treat labels, caution signs and soda bottle labels. Just add games, treats and zombies to complete the party. Print on heavy card stock works best for most of these Halloween printables. Try using craft scissors to cut out most of the labels to give it that extra special touch. Have the kids help cut out and put together the halloween printables.
Zombie Props
Hand out fun wristbands to the kids at the party. Choose from orange or green wristbands with “Zombie Alert” and “Zombie Parts” messages. Kids will have fun wearing these cute zombie wristbands. Use these wristbands to group the guests into teams based on color of wristband. Have the teams compete in fun party games. Cut out the wristbands to the size of the child’s wrist and tape ends.
Zombie Labels
Decorate cupcakes and muffins with cupcake wrappers and treat toppers. Add colorful gummy worms or candy eyeballs to these treats to make them extra creepy. Fill some treat bags labelled with “Parts Inside” and add halloween candy. Wrap your favorite large soda bottle with a soda bottle label that displays “Zombie Tonic”. Orange soda and cream soda looks great with these bottle labels. Water bottles are a great refreshment to add to parties. Add zombie tonic labels and watch the kids drink water like never before. Use tape to attach the labels to the bottles.
Zombie Signs
Display a “Caution Zombie Crossing” or “Danger Zombies” sign for a Halloween party or for the trick or treaters. Hang up on the door, lamp post or near all the treats. Great for displaying around the home at halloween parties. Use craft scissors and tape to cut around the edges and attach. Laminate the signs or print on heavy cardstock to attach to sticks or dowels. Place these sticks along walkways or in the ground in front of the house.
Zombie Party
Throw a zombie party with party invites to hand out and a party poster to hang up on the door or wall. Find special treats and prizes to keep the zombies entertained. Stage a best costume contest and see who is dressed as the best zombie. Make ballots and have all the guests fill out the name of the best dressed and place it in a bowl. Count the ballots and announce the winner. Have the winner perform their own zombie impression. Add candy eyeballs to a jar and have the guests fill out their name and number of eyeballs in the jar. Best guess wins the eyeball jar. If you can’t find candy eyeballs, try colorful gummy worms. Ask the kids if they can think of any fun games to play at the party.
Keep the zombies happy this Halloween with fun Zombie Halloween Printables. Easy to print and make party props for any Halloween party.
Kids can keep track of the days until Halloween with these Halloween Countdown Calendars. Choose from a calendar to color each day or a pumpkin page to place stickers for each day until Halloween. Calendars can help the kids with their counting skills. Kids can count how many days until Halloween and how many days they colored. Younger kids can practice writing their numbers by printing each day of the month on the pumpkin calendar.
Halloween 2019 Calendar
Print this fun Halloween calendar to color each day. Color pumpkins, witches, ghosts, bats and cats until you reach Halloween Day! Countdown the days until Halloween by counting the days that do not have any colored characters. Have the kids count how many witches, ghosts and pumpkins they colored. Hang up on the fridge or wall at home, daycare or school.
Halloween Pumpkin Countdown Calendar
Use this Halloween pumpkin sheet to place a Halloween sticker on each day. Kids can choose to color the circles with Halloween colors, black, orange and purple. Have the kids print the day of the month on each circle for October. Ask the kids how many circles they placed stickers or colored. Color the pumpkin picture afterwards.
Fun Halloween Calendars to help kids count the days until Halloween. This activity helps kids recognize numbers, count the days and practice their fine motor skills with coloring inside the lines.
Print a countdown for each child in the classroom or at home. Who can tell you how many days left until Halloween? Fun activity for kids in preschool, elementary school and daycare. Teachers can pin a countdown calendar on the board and have a child each day color the picture.
For the toddlers, have them put on stickers on the Halloween pumpkin and when the pumpkin is all filled-up they will know that it is Halloween!
Kids Halloween Trick or Treat cards with funny greetings, candy cards and Halloween greeting cards to share with classmates, trick or treaters and friends. Color your own Halloween cards and make it preschool, class or home project. Add candy to candy cards to make them extra sweet! Hand out Halloween trick or treat cards to trick or treaters and surprise them.
Halloween Funny Greetings
Kids can hand out funny greetings with Halloween candy. Attach the candy to the back or front of the cards using tape. Kids will want to visit next year for Halloween when they receive one of these. Fun alternative to just handing out Halloween candy.
Halloween Candy Cards
Kids write a spooky or funny message on these cards and then tape a lollipop or candy to the back. Fun candy cards to share with the trick or treat kids or classmates at school.
Halloween Greetings
Kids can hand out Halloween cards with ghosts, monsters, witches, bats, spiders, cats and vampires. Easy to print one-sided cards that are folded into four squares. Print double-sided cards that print two cards at a time. Print the instructions on how to print the Halloween cards for easy reference.
