Hey guys! I’m Pam and over on overthebigmoon.com I share hundreds of incredible family-friendly recipes, DIY crafts and tutorials and home improvement projects that will make your house a home. I am excited to be here at Eighteen25’s Spooktacular September to share this fun Halloween Word Scramble!

I love having printable games and activities around during holidays to keep my kids entertained! I’ve also used them for holiday class parties too! Some of my kids favorite Halloween printables when they were younger were my Halloween Pre-K Pack, Halloween Counting Cards and now that they’re getting older I want to create some ‘older’ kid games! Last year the Halloween I Spy Game was a hit and I’m excited to add this Halloween Word Scramble to our collection!

Start by downloading the printable below and then printing it on your home printer!

Then have your kiddos try and unscramble the letters to make a Halloween themed word!

Halloween Word Scramble

Just in case you need a little help un-scrambling the words, here is the answer key!

HWCIT = WITCH
SRCAEWCRO = SCARECROW
SMRTOEN = MONSTER
PAIRMEV = VAMPIRE
SNEETKLO = SKELETON
CYDAN = CANDY
HLEEANLWO = HALLOWEEN
TOSHG = GHOST
IBOMZE = ZOMBIE

To download the printable, just click the button below!

I’d also love it if you checked out some of my other Halloween printables!

Harry Potter Potion Bottle Labels – this post is a year around favorite! Make these awesome potion bottles for Halloween decor or a HP Party! I’ve also got drink and candy printables!
Small Halloween Candy Bar Wrappers – perfect to wrap candy bars for parties or to just have out in your house during the month of October!
Stop In For Spell Printable – I love incorporating this printable onto my porch or front decor!
ScareDoh Printable Label – Give your friends a cute little container of orange playdough for Halloween!
Halloween Can Wrappers – perfect for decor or centerpieces!

Thanks for having me today Jodie and Jen! I really hope you guys love this fun printable game!

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Here are a few more free Halloween printables to check out:

Hello fellow Spooktacular September fans! It’s Katie here from the blog Purely Katie and I’m so excited to be back for another great Halloween series here at Eighteen25! Today I am sharing how to make your own Halloween Temporary Tattoos for Kids. No special tools are required. These tattoos would be cool for you kiddos to take to school for a party or handout for trick or treating.

Ahhh! These cute ghoulish Halloween graphic collection are perfect for parties, trick or treating and many other ideas up to your imagination. Don’t be fooled by this gangs adorable grins, googly gazes, and goofy gaits. Just give them a little water and these characters will mange some serious mischief.

Halloween Tattoo Supplies:

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Silhouette Printable Temporary Tattoo Paper
Inkjet Printer or Print Store Business
Scraper Tool or Credit Card
Scissors
Printable Cute Halloween Images (download below)

How To Make Your Own Cute Printable Halloween Tattoos:

Step 1: Firstly, you will need to download the Halloween images. Each printable is 8.5 x 11 inches. Therefore it will fit on one sheet of tattoo paper.

Please Note: All printables and downloads designed by Purely Katie are for PERSONAL USE ONLY. Please do not alter the file or claim it as your own. This file is not intended for resale, nor are the printed versions of this file. Clipart by @olga.angelloz

How To Make Your Own Cute Printable Halloween Tattoos

DOWNLOAD HALLOWEEN TEMPORARY TATTOO SHEET ON PURELY KATIE’S BLOG HERE

Step 2: Follow the instructions on the tattoo paper packet. In the packet you will find a piece of shiny white paper and an adhesive sheet with a green backing. To make the temporary tattoos, you just need to print the designs onto the shiny side of the white paper. Make sure the images have been flipped horizontally or mirrored before printing. For instance, I have already done so.

Step 3:

Peel off the top strip of the green backing on one end and apply the adhesive sheet to the printed image.
Slowly peel off the backing and press the adhesive onto the printed image.
Use your scraper tool or a credit card to firmly apply the adhesive to the printed image.
Use scissors to cut around each image.

Step 4:

Peel away the clear plastic layer exposing the adhesive.
Apply the tattoo’s adhesive side face down on your skin and cover with a wet sponge or cloth on top of the paper.
After 10-15 seconds, the paper backing should peel off easily leaving the tattoo on your skin.