Accessible Halloween Games and Sensory Stories
Count with witches, create a monster and discover spells that don’t quite go to plan. Explore Halloween favourites in Games & Activities and Inclusive Stories, with opportunities to make choices, build anticipation and enjoy taking part together.
Pick your Halloween activity.
Explore five favourites in Games & Activities, from early cause and effect to choice making. Use the learning objective and milestone beneath each activity to find it in the product.
Mighty Monsters
Cause and Effect → On/Off Bring colourful monsters to life with one activation. Activate again to stop the animation and reveal the monster’s silhouette.
5 Wicked Witches
Sequential → Make More Happen Count down from five as the witches stir up trouble. Move the song along, one step at a time, and anticipate what happens next.
Make a Monster
Attention and Timing → Locate Change Watch for the magic wand, then activate it to create a monster. Practise noticing a change and responding at the right moment.
Splat Ghosts
Targeting and Timing → Moving Targets Watch the ghosts move and choose the moment to splat! Practise targeting and timing as they travel across the screen.
Aunty Maggie’s Recipe
Choice Making → Free Choice What will go into the cauldron next? Choose ingredients and watch a monster appear, exploring preferences and the results of each choice.
More monsters, more mischief, more to explore.
These are just a few of the Halloween favourites in Games & Activities. Discover more themed games, or explore activities around your learners’ other interests, with opportunities to build skills from early cause and effect to choice making. If you’re already subscribed to Games & Activities, sign into the HelpKidzLearn Hub to start playing now. If you’re not yet subscribed, try them for free with a 14 day trial.
A little mischief with Webster Witch.
Peculiar potions, unpredictable weather and spells that go wonderfully wrong. Meet Webster Witch in Inclusive Stories and discover four sensory stories to enjoy together. Let your learner help move the story along, pause for their reactions and explore sensory props that suit their preferences. Return to favourite moments to build familiarity and anticipation. Will they remember what happens next?
Webster Witch’s Ugly Potion No. 53
Webster needs an ugly potion, and her ingredients are rather disgusting! Join the messy magic in a sensory story that explores body awareness and proprioception.
Webster Witch’s Wacky Weather
The weather keeps changing, and Webster can’t find what she needs! Explore her messy home in a story about weather, everyday skills and independence.
Webster and Hagmella’s Spooky Farm
Webster swaps the animals’ sounds on her sister’s farm, but Hagmella has a disgusting trick of her own! Discover farmyard sounds and plenty of mischief.
Webster Witch’s Peculiar Potions
A tumble from her broomstick leaves Webster’s memory in a muddle. Which potion will help? Explore colours and unexpected results in a cautionary tale about medicine.
Your next story adventure awaits.
There’s more to Inclusive Stories than Webster Witch’s mischief. Explore sensory stories featuring different characters, topics and adventures, with supporting resources to help you share each story in a way that suits your learners. Explore the accompanying story resources for delivery guidance and prop ideas to help you share each adventure. If you’re already subscribed, open Inclusive Stories and find the Webster Witch collection. If not, start a free trial and discover interactive sensory stories with supporting resources and different ways to take part.
More Halloween ideas to try.
Make a Halloween choice
Explore ready-made ChooseIt Maker activities for counting, vocabulary and choice making. Find Halloween share codes and instructions to get started.
Make, colour and explore
Download two free Halloween activity packs with monster crafts, matching activities, sensory experiences and lesson ideas to extend the fun beyond the screen.
Keep your favourites together.
Add your Halloween picks to a Student Profile Playlist so they’re easy to find next time. Revisit a favourite or bring together activities around your learner’s interests and skills.
