Monster games

Free printable roll a monster game for you. Simply print the kids game, grab dice and crayons or markers. This simple kids activity will keep your kids entertained. Perfect kids activity for a rainy afternoon.

Today during our Monsters University Week celebration, we played... ...lots of Monsters Games! First I read... ...Maurice Sen...

This monster match game is one of the cutest Halloween games ever! Play at a classroom Halloween party, Halloween party for children, or even a trunk or treat.

Our son turned nine last week + he wanted a monster themed party. We were able to have lots of fun with it, while still keeping things simple + budget friendly. I thought I’d share a few of the favours and activities from the party along with some quick + easy tutorials on how we […]

I had sooooooo much fun doing this monster art project in my son Elliot’s kindergarten class recently! I chose to do this project because Elliot LOVES monsters and he LOVES using his imagination to make characters come to life. We have enjoyed using popsicle stick puppets for many many years and he always enjoys both creating […]

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This roll a monster game is the perfect activity for young children. Grab the free printable and make this monster game today!

Get this printable Build a Monster game and make fun monsters with your kids. Use this game at your Halloween Party, classroom, or simply at home!

This printable make your own monster game is free! Your kids will love rolling the dice and creating their very own monster.

This free printable I-Spy Monster Game is a great game for kids! Print it out for a monster-themed party or as a boredom buster. Your kids will love counting these cute monsters!

Gross motor and fine motor monster activities for kids that are easy to use in a classroom, home, or therapy session. Your kids will LOVE these ideas!

Our next project is a fun Halloween project. You will use the worksheets as a guide as you roll a die to randomly select the parts of a mon...

Roll a Monster drawing game. Great for the PreK or preschool age! And you can make some fun challenges for older children to extend the use! Practice counting using dice. Practice shapes. Practice drawing basic shapes. Great fine motor skill practice! You can even write specific colors on the game to make it fun color practice. Item is a black and white, 2 page, PDF file for standard 8.5 x 11 computer paper. Print this as many times as you like and have fun drawing with your little one! A…

A seriously silly and fun activity my students did at the end of the year-- I am also going to add it to my drawing activity binder for this...

Today during our Monsters University Week celebration, we played... ...lots of Monsters Games! First I read... ...Maurice Sendak's Where the Wild Things Are, and then it was time for the wild rumpus to begin... Game #1: Eyeball Walk Relay (Played just like an egg relay, but with ping pong balls painted like eyeballs instead of eggs.) Game #2 Mike Wazowski Knock Down The kiddos took turns throwing wiffle balls at green cups covered with Mike's trade mark eyeball, trying to knock them all…

PDF that will download your own copy on Google Drive of the Roll-A-Monster Activity for kids of all ages!Great for buddies or individual kids!Let kids roll the dice and create their own monster - each one will be unique!Comes with... Two pages (recommended to print two-sided) of building the body fo...

Do you love Morris the Mankiest Monster? Make your very own monster here!

This is a very aerobic game in which students act out a story. The story goes that the kind of the monsters magically turned everyone except two folks into ...

Make your monster slime recipe using our awesome slime making recipe! All you need are some google eyes for a fun monster theme!

Try this fun monster roll and cover math game for a fun way to learn numbers, counting, subitizing and addition. It's great for silly monster math centers!