Halloween Skeleton Party Game printables

Halloween Skeleton Party Game and free printables! This is a fun party game for school or home parties or craft to do with the kids! Kids are intrigued by the thought of what their bodies look on the inside. So x-rays are something that they love and it’s perfect for Halloween.

Ella and her friend Jane had a ball making their skeletons. And if kids get some of the bones in the wrong spot, it’s even cuter! We made a little video showing how easy and fun it is for the kids to make. If you want to tune in, Periscope is a phone app and it’s fun because I can interact live with people watching and answer questions too! I film a new Periscope tutorial every Monday at 2:30 MST. You can also hang your child’s skeleton on the door for Halloween. It makes a cute decoration as well as party game!

Here’s how to create this fun Halloween Skeleton game/craft:

Supplies:

Black butcher paper (schools have butcher paper on hand, but you can also buy it at any party store)
White markers (I found mine at the Target’s Dollar Spot)
Printable Skeleton (included at the end of this post)
Black Sharpie
Xyron machine – optional (to make the bones into stickers)

Game Directions:

Give each child the printable skeleton card so they can see what the skeleton looks like all put together.
Cut the butcher paper to the height of the kids
Have the kids take turns tracing each other on the paper using the white pens
Give each child a copy of the printable either cut out or have them cut their bones out
If you have a Xyron machine, you can use it to stick the bones onto the butcher paper. If you don’t you can use glue sticks. (They’re awesome for a lot of projects – but get the bigger one, like this one.)

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Have each child personalize their skeleton if they want and add their name to the name tag.
Ella and her friend Jane had a great time making their skeletons. We made a little Periscope video showing how fun and easy this idea is. Check it out:

And here are the printables!

Instructions are on the printables. They’re pretty big, so you’ll need to download a page at a time. (But if you know how to work with zip files, you can download the zip of all four here.)

Right-click this link or the image below and choose “save as” to download the first page (PDF).