Funny Halloween Would You Rather Printable Game

Would you rather sleep inside a haunted house OR walk through a creepy graveyard at midnight?

See?

We are already arguing about the answer.

Halloween Would You Rather is probably one of the easiest party games you can pull out because there is very little preparation involved, but the answers can keep everyone talking for ages.

And some people's choices will definitely make you question them a little.

A Halloween Game Made For Laughing

Would You Rather works because there is technically no wrong answer. 

You simply choose your Halloween option and then try to explain why your choice makes perfect sense.

Play It With Kids, Teens Or Adults

You can make the game calm and family-friendly or turn it into a full discussion where everyone has to defend their choice. 

Kids will probably choose the funniest answer possible. 

Teenagers might spend five minutes arguing over one question. 

Adults are not much better once they get competitive, to be honest. 

You can play around a table or use the questions as an icebreaker at a Halloween party. 

There are really no complicated rules to worry about.

No Extra Supplies Needed

Apart from the printable game, you don't need much at all.

Turn The Questions Into A Party Challenge

Ask one question at a time and have everyone move to different sides of the room depending on their answer. 

Another idea is letting everyone write their choice before revealing the answers together. 

You could even award a point for the funniest explanation. 

And if somebody refuses to choose because BOTH options are terrible, I would personally count that as part of the fun.

Why This One Works So Well For Groups

Some Halloween games need everyone to concentrate, but this one is more about talking and laughing together. 

You can stop whenever you want and pick it up again later. 

It also works nicely while everyone is eating snacks or waiting for another party activity to begin.

Conclusion

And that is all for this Halloween Would You Rather printable game.

It is silly, easy and requires almost zero setup, which is exactly the kind of party activity I like. 

Print it out, gather everyone together and prepare to learn some VERY questionable things about what your family and friends would choose in a spooky situation.

Happy choosing!

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Fun Halloween Trivia Printable Game For Parties And Family Night

Everyone knows at least one person who suddenly becomes an expert the minute trivia starts.

Halloween trivia makes this even funnier.

There is always someone who confidently announces an answer, convinces the whole team they are right and then discovers they were completely WRONG.

And I love it.

If you want an easy Halloween game that works for family nights, parties and small groups, this Halloween Trivia printable is a fun one to have ready.

Put Your Halloween Knowledge To The Test

Halloween is full of traditions, spooky creatures, movies and random facts, so there is plenty to test everyone on. 

You might be surprised by what the kids know and even more surprised by what the adults have forgotten. 

Either way, a little friendly competition makes the night more interesting.

Play Individually Or In Teams

Let everyone answer alone if your group loves competition, or divide everyone into teams and work through the questions together.

Make Halloween Trivia Night More Fun

Give each person or team a sheet and decide how long everyone gets to answer. 

You can read questions aloud if you prefer making it feel like a proper game night. 

Keep score as you go or check everything at the end for a bigger reveal. 

I would definitely have a small prize ready for the winner because bragging rights apparently aren't enough for some people. 

Candy is the obvious Halloween choice!

A Good Game For Mixed Ages

Trivia is especially useful when you have older kids and adults together because everyone can join without the activity feeling too childish. 

Some questions will be easy while others might have the whole room guessing.

Don't Take The Competition Too Seriously

Yes, somebody will probably insist their answer should count. 

Yes, someone else might demand a recount. 

That is part of game night!

Keep it light, enjoy the weird Halloween facts and remember that nobody needs to start a family argument over a pumpkin question.

Conclusion

And that is everything for this fun Halloween Trivia printable.

Bring it out at a Halloween party, use it after dinner or turn an ordinary October evening into a spooky trivia night. 

You don't need lots of supplies or a complicated setup to make it work. 

Just print, play and find out who actually deserves to call themselves the Halloween expert in the family!

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Cute Halloween I Spy Printable Game For Kids

Halloween is exciting for little ones, but sometimes you need an activity that is a little less RUNNING and a little more SITTING.

Enter Halloween I Spy!

It is cute, simple and gives children something fun to focus on while still keeping everything perfectly spooky.

And anything involving tiny pumpkins and ghosts automatically gets my approval.

A Simple Halloween Activity For Little Kids

Halloween I Spy is especially nice for younger children because they can search, count and play without needing lots of complicated instructions.

Search For All The Spooky Things

The fun part is looking through all the Halloween pictures and trying to find every matching item. 

There might be pumpkins, bats, candy, spiders, ghosts and other cute spooky things hiding on the page. 

Kids can count each one and write down how many they find. 

You can help little ones who are still learning their numbers, which turns the game into a small learning activity too.

Great For Quiet Halloween Time

I Spy works nicely when you need everyone to calm down for a few minutes. 

Use it before a party starts, after a busy activity or while the grown-ups are getting everything else ready.

Bring It To Classrooms, Parties Or Home

Teachers can use the printable as a quick Halloween activity without having to prepare an entire lesson around it. 

Parents can print it for an October afternoon at home. 

It can also go on the kids' table during a Halloween party so they have something waiting for them. 

Add crayons and let children color some of the pictures afterwards if they finish quickly. 

I love an activity that can quietly turn into another activity without extra work!

Make A Little Halloween Activity Station

Print the I Spy pages and place them on a table with pencils, crayons and a few Halloween treats. 

Kids can come and go whenever they feel like playing.

You don't even have to explain much.

The pictures basically do the work for you, and that is exactly what you need when you already have ten other Halloween things happening at once.

Conclusion

And that is all we have today on this cute Halloween I Spy printable game.

It is simple enough for little ones, easy to prepare and a fun way to bring a little Halloween spirit into an otherwise normal afternoon. 

So, grab the pencils, find all those tiny spooky things and see who has the sharpest Halloween eyes this year!

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20 Fun Christmas Party Ideas For Kids They Won't Get Bored Of

Kids and Christmas parties are a VERY energetic combination.

Give them sugar, music, glitter and approximately five minutes and suddenly the living room has become the North Pole. 

Which is why I think a kids' Christmas party needs more than cute decorations.

You need things for them to actually DO.

Games, crafts, snacks and a few quieter activities in between will save everybody from hearing "what are we doing now?" every six minutes.

So, if you have little elves coming over this Christmas, here are some party ideas to keep them properly entertained.

Christmas Party Ideas For Kids 

1. Reindeer Ring Toss Game for Kids

@sehajkaur

Putting fuzzy antlers on somebody and making everyone throw rings at them sounds ridiculous.

Perfect kids' party game. 

You can make it competitive or just let everyone keep trying until the rings finally land.

2. Hot Cocoa Bar With Festive Toppings

@malenapermentier

Hot chocolate tastes better when kids are allowed to put way too many marshmallows in it.

Set out sprinkles, candy canes and other toppings and let them build their own cups.

3. DIY Christmas Ornament Decorating Station

@refreshliving

Give every child a clear ornament and let them decorate it however they want.

Paint, glitter and festive little details can keep this table busy for a while.

If younger children are coming, I would use shatterproof ornaments instead of glass because Christmas crafts should not end with somebody stepping on broken decoration pieces.

Then everyone gets to take their ornament home.

Cute AND useful.

4. Gingerbread House Building Contest

@eleanor

Nothing exposes people's competitive side quite like asking them to build a house out of cookies. 

Put out icing and plenty of candy.

Then let the little architects go wild.

The houses do not need to remain standing for very long, apparently.

Related: 20 Christmas Gingerbread House Ideas That Look Magical And Easy To Make

5. Pin the Nose on Rudolph

@ale

A Christmas version of pin the tail on the donkey was inevitable.

Blindfold, spin, red nose, Rudolph.

Very simple and still funny every time somebody puts the nose somewhere completely unreasonable.

6. Ugly Sweater Contest for Little Ones

@aliheather

Tell everyone to wear the most ridiculous Christmas sweater they can find.

Then give out categories like funniest, most colorful or most sparkly so more than one kid can win something.

7. Elf on the Shelf Scavenger Hunt

@tiredmomsupermom

Hide the elf somewhere in the house and create clues leading toward it.

Make the clues rhyme if you're feeling ambitious.

Kids will probably sprint between every location like finding this elf is a national emergency. 

I would hide a small prize at the final stop too.

8. Cookie Decorating With Royal Icing

@momoparty

Cookies are already entertainment if you put undecorated ones in front of children.

Give them icing and sprinkles and now you're buying yourself a solid activity.

Prepare for strange-looking reindeer.

9. Christmas Movie Marathon Sleepover Setup

@bovishome_oak

After all that running around, this is where everybody finally sits down.

Make a blanket fort, bring in popcorn and let them choose a couple of Christmas movies.

Fairy lights will make the setup extra cozy.

And yes, somebody will fall asleep before the movie ends.

10. Snowflake Paper Cutting Art Activity

@fuzzymama

Fold paper, cut little shapes and open it up to see what snowflake appeared.

Kids love crafts with a surprise at the end.

Use age-appropriate scissors and help younger children with the cutting part.

Then hang the finished snowflakes around the room and congratulations, the kids also decorated your party for you. 

Related: How To Make Christmas Crafts: 16 Easy, Cute Ideas Anyone Can Try

11. Festive Face Painting Booth

@karla_baxa_art

Let them become reindeer, snowflakes, Santa or whatever festive character they suddenly decide on.

12. Santa Letter Writing Workshop

@chesbromargi

Set up a quieter table with paper, envelopes and festive stamps.

Kids can write their letters to Santa and decorate the envelopes afterward.

I like putting this activity between louder games because everybody gets a chance to calm down for a minute.

Related: 16+ Fun Christmas Games Everyone Will Love Playing This Holiday Season

You could even create a little North Pole mailbox for finished letters.

13. Frozen Hot Chocolate Science Experiment

@graydonarielle

Christmas science party? 

Why not.

The supplied idea mixes cocoa powder and baking soda for a fizzy experiment that looks chocolatey and fun.

Just make sure everyone knows the experiment is for watching and playing with, not drinking.

Science and hot cocoa can remain separate today. 

14. Musical Christmas Chairs Dance Off

@happymomhacks

Musical chairs is already chaos.

Add Christmas music and decorate the chairs with festive details and apparently we have upgraded it.

15. Wrap the Mummy in Tinsel Game

@oliveritaralynn

Halloween had toilet paper mummies.

Christmas gets tinsel mummies.

Split into teams and let kids wrap one volunteer in shiny garland as quickly as possible.

The finished pictures are going to be ridiculous.

Also, make sure the tinsel stays loose and clear of faces and necks.

16. Christmas Karaoke With Holiday Songs

@dempseycindy

Hand a microphone to a child and suddenly you've booked entertainment for the evening.

Christmas songs only.

Singing talent is completely optional. 

17. Mini North Pole Photo Booth

@шабнам

Candy cane stripes, North Pole signs and festive props make such a cute photo corner.

Let kids choose their own props and poses.

You'll probably get a much better picture when nobody is being told to smile normally.

18. Snowman Building Kit Party Favor

@grannybscottage

If you actually get snow where you live, this is such a fun favor.

Send each child home with little snowman accessories so the party continues outside later.

No snow? 

The little kits can still become cute winter-themed keepsakes or craft props.

19. Christmas Bingo With Candy Prizes

@brittanyjepsen

Christmas bingo is perfect when everyone needs to sit down again.

Use peppermint candies or chocolate coins as prizes.

Funny how quickly children become serious bingo professionals when candy is involved. 

Keep a few extra prizes around so nobody leaves the table completely heartbroken over a snowman square.

20. Wrap It Fast Gift Wrapping Relay

@prekpages

Give teams boxes, tape, wrapping paper and ribbon and start the timer.

Nobody said the finished gifts had to look GOOD.

Actually, the terrible wrapping is probably what makes this game fun.

Conclusion

A kids' Christmas party does not need to be perfectly organized to be a good one.

In fact, a little bit of festive chaos is probably unavoidable. 

Mix active games like ring toss and wrapping relays with crafts, cookies and movie time so everyone isn't running around for three straight hours.

I would definitely include one activity they can take home too, like ornaments or the snowman kits.

Then add cocoa and Christmas music and you're basically there.

Keep the tape, sprinkles and extra napkins nearby.

You are going to need all three. 

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25 Christmas Party Theme Ideas That Are Anything But Boring

Every Christmas party does NOT need to be red tablecloth, green napkins, Santa hat.

We have options. 

And choosing a proper theme actually makes planning easier because suddenly you know which colors, food and decorations belong in the room.

You can go extremely glamorous, very cozy, colorful, vintage, tropical or even make everybody come over in pajamas.

Christmas is flexible like that.

So if you're stuck between five completely different party moods right now, maybe one of these will win.

Christmas Party Theme Ideas

From snow-covered elegance to full disco chaos, here we go.

1. Enchanted Winter Wonderland in All White

@55371428171k

Go all white and pretend your dining room has been hit by the prettiest snowstorm ever.

Frosted branches and silver details will keep the setup from looking too plain.

2. Cozy Hygge Christmas Cabin Gathering

@h_j_

This one is basically blankets, candles and warm drinks pretending to be a theme.

And I mean that lovingly.

Use wood, plaid and soft lighting and keep the whole night relaxed.

3. Glamorous Black and Gold Soirée Night

@pjneiman

If traditional Christmas colors feel too predictable, black and gold can take things straight into evening party territory.

Champagne towers are welcome.

Sequins are welcome.

Being slightly overdressed is VERY welcome.

4. Whimsical Candy Land Fantasy Party

@dicefamily

Giant lollipops, pastel candy canes and sweets everywhere.

This one should look like somebody gave Christmas unlimited access to sugar. 

Kids will obviously love it, but adults who enjoy ridiculous colorful decor can absolutely join too.

5. Rustic Farmhouse Christmas Barn Celebration

@lillibrooke

Wooden tables and evergreen garlands are doing most of the decorating here.

Add warm string lights overhead.

Mason jars and burlap details will pull everything toward that farmhouse look.

And suddenly a very simple party feels like Christmas in the countryside.

6. Midnight Blue Celestial Star Theme

@libbymansour

Navy velvet with gold moons and stars feels so pretty for Christmas.

This theme looks more like a winter night than a traditional holiday party and I LOVE that.

7. Tropical Christmas Luau Under Lights

@wordpressdotcom

Palm trees wearing Christmas decorations?

Obviously.

If you live somewhere warm, stop pretending you need fake snow and lean into the tropical situation.

Santa hats on flamingos are completely unnecessary and therefore encouraged. 

8. Old Hollywood Glamour Christmas Bash

@irene850317

Make everyone dress like they are arriving at a glamorous old movie premiere.

Black, white and deep red work beautifully.

Then add feathers, marquee-style lights and plenty of vintage details.

No casual Christmas sweaters at this one.

9. Grinch Green Mischief Party Night

@lilia_gomez27

Want the decorations BRIGHT?

Go full Grinch green.

Add ridiculous ornaments and funny photo booth props.

This is Christmas for everyone who wants festive without taking the night very seriously.

10. Nutcracker Ballet Elegance Theme

@anri2552

Red and gold already belong at Christmas, so the Nutcracker theme slides right in.

Use toy soldiers around the room and bring in more elegant floral details.

It feels festive without becoming childish.

Very grand holiday theatre energy.

11. Nordic Scandi Minimalist Christmas Dinner

@spruvost

For once, we're actually NOT covering every surface.

White linen, wood, pine cones and simple candles are enough.

Minimalist Christmas people, I know you're relieved. 

12. Ugly Sweater Contest Hilarious Get-Together

@smoomie

The theme is basically wear something terrible and come over.

Easy.

Give out a prize for the worst sweater and enjoy an evening where nobody has to worry about looking fashionable.

13. Enchanted Forest Woodland Fairy Theme

@saintrivene

Moss, mushrooms and fairy lights can turn Christmas into something straight out of a winter fairytale.

Bring in lots of greenery.

Let the lighting stay low and magical.

The less it feels like your regular living room, the better.

14. Après-Ski Chalet Fondue Party Vibe

@connyandmykitty

This is for people who want ski holiday energy without necessarily going anywhere.

Faux fur, wood and fondue can handle the whole mood.

Add warm drinks.

Done.

15. Vintage Victorian Christmas Parlour Party

@rntobe2016

If you think Christmas should look like an old novel, here you go.

Deep red, green velvet and antique-style decorations will transform the room quickly.

Candelabras make everything more dramatic.

I would also use old-fashioned Christmas music because apparently we're fully committed to time travel now.

16. Movie Night Christmas Cinema Theme

@starlitcinema

Blankets, popcorn and Christmas movies.

Sometimes the theme does not need to be complicated to be good.

17. Rose Gold Blush Glitter Affair

@santucci2010

Pink Christmas people, this is your moment.

Rose gold balloons, blush flowers and shiny details make everything feel softer and more romantic.

It still looks festive, just without one dark green garland in sight.

18. Mexican Fiesta Navidad Celebration Theme

@papelpicadoartemex

Bring in bright papel picado, festive Mexican food and colorful decor for a Christmas party that feels completely different from the usual winter themes.

Keep the celebration grounded in the actual foods and traditions you want to feature instead of reducing everything to generic party props.

Color, music and a big shared meal already give you plenty to work with.

19. Great Gatsby Roaring Twenties Christmas

@lopez0064

Christmas but everybody arrives in sequins and feathers?

Fine by me. 

Use Art Deco gold, pearls and lots of champagne-style details.

Jazz in the background will complete it.

This one definitely belongs to people who enjoy dressing up.

20. Cozy Hot Cocoa Bar Pajama Party

@passionpurposepassport

The opposite of Gatsby.

Nobody needs heels.

Everyone needs slippers.

Set up cocoa, marshmallows and Christmas movies and let the evening stay extremely comfortable.

21. Moody Dark Jewel-Tone Maximalist Bash

@fotomagi

Emerald, sapphire and burgundy all in one room sounds like a LOT.

That's the point.

Use velvet and deep colors everywhere and let Christmas become one giant jewel box.

I would keep the lighting warm so all those dark shades don't disappear.

More really is more for this one.

22. Bookish Literary Christmas Cocktail Party

@anntonettemayordomo

Stack books around the room and name drinks after novels.

I don't need any further convincing. 

Candlelight will make the whole setup feel like Christmas in an old library.

23. Gingerbread Village Decorating Party Fun

@shariecoop

Turn the actual activity into the theme.

Set out gingerbread houses, icing and candy and let everyone build their own little part of the village.

People WILL compare houses.

Someone WILL take it too seriously.

That is exactly why this works.

24. Around the World International Christmas Feast

@ashleyrisher1

Give the table a global theme by serving holiday or celebration dishes inspired by different countries and cultures.

This one needs a little more thought than sticking random flags next to food.

Choose dishes intentionally, label where they're from and make sure you actually understand what you're serving.

Done well, it can become one of the most interesting Christmas dinners on this list.

25. Neon Retro Disco Christmas Dance Night

@bluberimaca

I saved the dancing for last.

Mirror balls, neon lights and retro outfits can turn Christmas into a full disco night.

Put festive songs into the playlist between all the classics.

Then move the furniture because nobody needs a coffee table ruining the dance floor. 

Conclusion

The best Christmas theme really depends on what kind of night you actually want.

If everybody wants to relax, hygge cabin or pajama Christmas wins.

If you're expecting gowns and champagne, go Gatsby, Hollywood or black and gold.

Want color everywhere?

Candy Land, Grinch and tropical Christmas are right there.

Personally, I love themes that feel a little unexpected because there are only so many red-and-green parties one person can attend in December.

Pick the mood first.

Everything else gets MUCH easier after that.

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