Inside: Download these free printable kids Halloween matching game. It’s a great quiet time activity for young kids.
Halloween preparation is in full swing!
With fall break coming up in just a few days, we’ll have two weeks of spare time to fill up with fun Halloween themed activities.
Recently, I shared these cute Halloween bat coloring pages, this fun Frankenstein craft and this Frankenstein Play-Doh invitation to play. We’re planning on doing all these activities to get us ready for Halloween.
Today we’re sharing this fun and easy Halloween memory game for kids.
Read on below to see how to download your free copy!
Halloween Kids Matching Game
Independent playtime is something we’ve been working on for a while at my house.
My 3-year-old used to always want me to play toys with him and it’s something I really don’t like doing.
Give me a coloring page, a game, a craft, slime, whatever and I’m in.
But toys? No way. Playing with toys is like torture to me; I just can’t seem to get into it.
So over the last half of the year, I’ve been trying to encourage him to play independently.
One of the best ways I’ve found he likes to play by himself is with matching games.
He doesn’t like taking turns anyway, so when he plays alone he’s able to have everything to himself!
It’s a win-win for me because he’s not constantly asking me to play and he’s working on a variety of skills like:
- visual memory
- concentration
- visual discrimination
- vocabulary
and much more!
If this sounds like something your kids could use, don’t forget to download your free Halloween memory game by entering your email in the form at the bottom of this post.
Looking for more preschool friendly ideas? Check out these fun preschool board games here.
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Great ideas!
Thanks Sarah!
I am excited to use this in my classroom.
Oh, I’m so glad you can use them. Thanks for stopping by!
I think my 1st graders will like this!
Oh good; I hope so!
What a great center game for my pre-k classroom!
I hope they have fun!!