Kitchen Counter Chronicles

menu icon
go to homepage
  • Activities
  • Art & Crafts
  • Holidays
  • Recipes
  • Contact

subscribe
search icon
Homepage link
  • Activities
  • Art & Crafts
  • Holidays
  • Recipes
  • Contact

×
Home » Halloween

Build a Jack O'Lantern Game Halloween Party Game for Kids

By Jen

roll a jack olantern game halloween game for kids printed on paper with title

We had so much fun making our roll a reindeer game last Christmas season. This year I wanted to make some fun Halloween party games for kids. Our roll a jack o'lantern game is a great game to play alongside our Halloween pumpkin bowling game and our Halloween would you rather questions for kids. I mean don't you want to try this roll a jack o'lantern game with the kids? Be sure to check out all of our free printable games for kids.

roll a jack olantern game halloween game for kids printed on paper with title

Disclosure: There are Amazon Affiliate links in this article which means, at no additional cost to you, we could receive compensation for our recommendations. You can read our full disclosure policy on our Disclosure Page for more details.

Halloween is a great time for silly games for kids. Whether you're hosting a Halloween party at home or are sharing these with your classroom of kids, this is a great free printable Halloween game. 

Build a Jack O'Lantern Game

print off our roll a jack o'lantern game for kids 
scissors
one die
pencil

build a jack o'lantern game printed on paper

Okay, here is everything you will need to play. Print off our roll a jack o'lantern game for kids. We printed ours on cardstock, but you can totally use regular printer paper. A heavier stock paper may last a little longer. 

jack olantern game pieces printed and cut out with scissors

Once you have the pages printed it's time to cut out all of the bits. Use the scissors to cut out all of the jack o'lantern pieces. There is a set of eyes, ears, mouth, nose, and vine for each player. It's up to you if you want to cut the empty jack o'lantern page in half. If you want to make sure this is super durable, feel free to laminate the board and the pieces. That would make this a fantastic reusable game for the classroom.

roll a jack olantern game being played with pieces and die

Next up, is playing the game. It's super simple to play roll a jack o'lantern. The players take turns rolling the die and adding the corresponding parts to their pumpkin. Keep going back and forth until one player completes their jack o'lantern first. When the players are done they can glue their jack o'lanterns together and give them a spooky, silly name. Or, take all the pieces off and start all over again. 

Ready! Set! Build a Jack O'Lantern!


Looking for more Halloween games to play

would you rather halloween edition for families

Check out our Halloween would you rather questions for kids

outdoor halloween scavenger hunt for kids printed out with pencils

And, have fun going on a Halloween scavenger hunt through your neighborhood


Make sure you are following along...

FOLLOW KITCHEN COUNTER CHRONICLES ON

SUBSCRIBE TO KITCHEN COUNTER CHRONICLES TO HAVE OUR DELICIOUS RECIPES, FUN CRAFTS & ACTIVITIES DELIVERED DIRECTLY TO YOUR INBOX.

FACEBOOK:: PINTEREST::INSTAGRAM 

More Halloween

  • image of a pile of HALLOWEEN Candy Bar COOKIE recipe pin image
    Halloween Candy Cookie Recipe
  • close up of diy glittery galaxy pumpkin sitting on black lace table cloth
    How to Make Glittery Galaxy Pumpkins
  • close up of diy haunted house craft with construction paper ghosts and tea lights inside
    Easy Halloween Haunted House Craft
  • halloween pom pom wreath close up hanging on door featured image
    DIY Halloween Pom Pom Wreath

About Jen

Jen Farr is a mother living in Toronto, Canada. She has been sharing her DIY crafts, recipes, activities and parenting advice for over 15 years on her blog Kitchen Counter Chronicle. Jen is the mom of 2 lovely daughters. She believes in the power of taking small steps that can make big impacts on the world.

jen profile picture

Hi, I'm Jen!

I’m the creative mind behind Kitchen Counter Chronicle. I’ve been making and sharing activities, crafts, and recipes for 10+ years.

Thanks for stopping by!

About Me

What's New!

  • Back to School Crafts for Tweens to Make

  • collage of back to school chapter books for featured imgae
    Best Back to School Chapter Books

SUBSCRIBE

Footer

↑ back to top

About

  • Privacy Policy
  • Feel free to use information and pictures from this site, but please credit their source and include a direct link to Kitchen Counter Chronicle. Thank you

Newsletter

  • Sign Up! for emails and updates

Contact

  • Contact

Kitchen Counter Chronicle is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.

Copyright © 2025 Kitchen Counter Chronicle