Halloween Sensory Activities – Bottles, Slime and Science Oh My!
Get ready for some serious Halloween fun with these Halloween Sensory Activities!
From bottles to slime to science ideas, your kids or students will be busy with Halloween sensory fun and learning all season long.
And if you’re looking for Halloween Sensory Bins – head over to my page dedicated to sensory bin fun for the season!
Be sure to check out our spooky collection of Halloween ideas, activities and recipes for the entire family.Â
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Sensory activities use different materials and textures to stimulate a child’s senses, such as touch, smell, sight, and hearing.
Activities such as pumpkin carving, decorating, and playing with Halloween-themed slime can provide a fun and engaging way for children to explore the holiday.
Additionally, sensory activities can be used to help children regulate their emotions, improve focus and develop fine motor skills.
Adorable Halloween Books
When you’re done playing, snuggle up and enjoy these Halloween Books with your child.
Don’t Push the Button! A Halloween Treat: A Spooky Fun Interactive Book For KidsPete the Cat: Trick or PeteCreepy Carrots! (Creepy Tales!)How to Catch a Monster
Bone SoupThe Spooky Wheels on the BusThe Berenstain Bears Trick or TreatSpooky Pookie (Little Pookie)
Or enjoy these Halloween Board Books with your toddler. It’s the perfect way to tie in the holiday to your Halloween activities!
Halloween Kids Water Bottle
Wooden Halloween Tic Tac Toe BoardHalloween Pumpkin Decorating CraftKids personalized custom Shirt
Easy Printable Halloween Fun!
As the spookiest season of the year approaches, dive into a treasure trove of bewitching printables that will add a dash of magic to your Halloween celebrations and learning.
- Halloween Coloring Pages
- Halloween Mystery Puzzles
- Halloween Jokes Cootie Catcher
- Witch Coloring Pages
- Halloween Fine Motor Activities – Flip and Fill Game
- Spider Preschool Lesson Plan
- Room on the Broom Coloring Pages
- Halloween Cats Coloring Pages
- Skeleton Preschool Lesson Plan
- Halloween Handwriting Activities
- Jack-o-Lantern Coloring Pages
- Halloween Multisensory Handwriting Activities
Gather your printers and creative spirits, and let the Halloween fun begin with our selection of printables!
Halloween Sensory Activities
Have a blast playing with our goop filled Halloween sensory bin. It’s wet, squishy, gooey and with the addition of a few spiders, it makes a perfect Halloween sensory play activity.Â
Here's a simple Halloween Gak recipe that you can turn into fun pumpkins.
Halloween is filled with jack-o-lanterns, spiders, witches, monsters, and other spooky things. It’s the perfect combination of spooky icons to create memorizing sensory bottles for your little learners. Â
Get goopy and messy with a fun Halloween shaving cream sensory activity for preschoolers and toddlers!
Just like many kids out there, mine adore a some fizzing activities. Try this fun eruptions activity – this time with a spooky Halloween twist.
Try a jack-o-lantern squish bag (or sensory bag).  They take about two minutes to put together, and kids just love to play with them.
This Halloween fizzing science sensory bin is simple to set up and the kids LOVE it!
Slime is one of my favorite sensory materials for preschool age kiddos. It’s gooey and gross and just PERFECT for playtime. The addition of googly eyes takes this plain old blob of purple into a whole new world.
This super easy Halloween sensory table is perfect for the little ones!
Keep babies and toddlers busy this Halloween with these brilliantly creepy Halloween sensory bottles. You can make these easy sensory bottles in no time at all and they are a fun way of including little ones in Halloween celebrations.Â
Create a slimy experience for toddlers without the mess with a sensory bag! It’s a perfect sensory activity for Halloween.
Ready for a fun – and messy – Halloween toddler activity?! Make this Halloween Jello sensory dig and get ready to laugh!
Make these sensory BOO bottles for kids and let the fun begin.
Slime is a fun sensory material and kids love playing AND making it. Here is our recipe (we like ours pretty thick) for Halloween sensory play.
Hair gel sun catchers are easy for toddlers and preschoolers to make, and fun to squish and look at when taped to a window. This is such an easy sensory halloween activity for toddlers and preschoolers.
A not-so-spooky but very cool Halloween sensory bottle that is sure to entertain your pint-sized ghosts and ghouls!