A little Halloween magic
Music on · tap to begin
Make yourself at home
Spooky EnchantmentEric Matyas · CC BY 3.0

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For families, teachers and SEND tutors

A little play.
A moment together.

Three free activities to introduce without a long setup. Choose one that interests the player, demonstrate if useful, and leave room for their own decisions.

No account or downloads are needed to play. The optional PDF is for printing or sharing.

Before you begin

Let the player choose. Offer two activities, pictures or themes. Playing, watching, pausing and stopping are all valid choices.

Check the input and sound. Try the device together. Open grown-up controls for shared preferences; games such as Pop It and Light the Night also have their own sound options.

Start with one activity. There is no required session length. Keep the next step optional, and save a favourite when you find something you want to revisit.

Choose your first activity

Tap or click · silent · no timer

One little pop

Balloons float up; touching one makes it burst. Missing one does not lose anything.

Try together: Let one player choose a balloon and the other pop it. Swap roles when you both want to.

Ten pops altogether earn the first sticker. The total carries across visits on this device.

Play Balloon Pop →

Tap cards · choose Easy · untimed

Find a familiar pair

Choose Classic, Dinosaurs or Spooky, then Easy and Start. Turn over two cards and look for matching pictures.

Try together: Take turns choosing a card, or let one partner point and the other tap. You can cooperate rather than count who wins.

Finishing an Easy board earns a theme-specific sticker. Choose a new theme on another visit.

Play Memory Match →

Tap choices · optional chime · no timer

Make something yours

Choose Lantern or Snow globe, a style and a colour. Light or sparkle your creation, then download the picture.

Try together: One player chooses the style; another chooses the colour. Make a second design with the choices swapped.

Each finished style has a real sticker. There are three lantern styles and three snow-globe styles.

Play Seasonal Studio →
Watch the activities before choosing

Short, captioned recordings of actual gameplay. These previews are silent and play only when you press Play. Each activity has a direct play link and an optional link to share.

Balloon Pop · Play this game →
Spooky Memory Match · Play this game →
Lantern Studio · Play this game →

Make the next visit easy

Tap a game’s star to save it in favourites on the homepage. For a connected sequence, choose a three-stop play adventure: goals come from actual stickers, and earned stickers count if you played before. The garden keeps its own adventure save.

For choosing between pictures, try Which One? Animals or Would You Rather. For open-ended tapping with sound choices, visit Calm games and tools. Every activity can be used independently of the suggested sequence.

These are play ideas, not assessments or treatment recommendations. Communication support does not depend on completing a game or showing cause-and-effect understanding; ASHA’s AAC guidance explains that there are no prerequisites.

Prepared by Fun Games Now · October 2026. Device storage can be cleared by browser settings; a favourite is not a saved game state. Artist credits remain on the corresponding game pages.

Make a path of little lights.

Choose four lantern colours and place them along the woodland path. Light them together to make the woodland yours.

Open both decorating activities on their own page

Choose a colour

Tap a place on the path to set down a lantern. Choose another colour to change it.

Opening your lantern path…

A quiet path, waiting for your lanterns.

Take the lantern path.

Past the old gate, warm lights lead to games, stories and things to make.

Visit the Christmas village

Opening the Halloween woodland…

Swipe to look around the landscape. Choose a path below.

Illustration: Google Santa Tracker contributors (CC BY 4.0), adapted layout and animation. Halloween woodland: Sarah Drasner (MIT). Artwork sources. 3D Halloween models: Kay Lousberg (CC0 sources), composed and lit for these places.