
Halloween Gak
Stretchy orange gak, also shaped into a pumpkin face with googly eyes and a green stem.
Idea from Mess for Less
A collection of Halloween sensory activities from fellow bloggers, including glowing spider webs, squish bags, gak, jelly play, ice ghosts and pumpkin oobleck. Every idea is open-ended messy play for toddlers through kindergarteners.

Tangled, glowing spider-web strands with plastic spiders, played with under a black light.
by Fun at Home with Kids
A toddler sensory bag filled with slimy eyes.
by Hands On As We Grow
A sensory tub for stirring up a witch's brew.
by Plain Vanilla Mom

Squishy red-orange mush to dig into, with plastic spiders hiding inside.
by Housing A Forest
Slimy spaghetti mixed up into a Halloween potion for silly toddler fun.
by Hands On As We Grow

A green squish bag with a witch face (hat, hair, eyes and nose) to squish and smoosh.
by Growing A Jeweled Rose
A slimy Halloween sensory tub.
by What Do We Do All Day
Spooky Halloween foam bubbles for messy play.
by Momma's Fun World

Stretchy orange gak, also shaped into a pumpkin face with googly eyes and a green stem.
Idea from Mess for Less
Halloween sensory play mixing up a wizard's brew.
Idea from One Perfect Day

Orange-red jelly to squish, with green toy spiders and eyeballs hidden inside.
Idea from NurtureStore

Halloween-themed shaving cream messy play.
by Fun Littles

A Halloween sensory bin.
by Fun Littles

Googly eyes frozen into white ice blocks to make little ghosts for messy play.
Idea from The Golden Gleam
A spooky Halloween sensory bin.
by Happy Hooligans

Orange pumpkin oobleck that oozes and drips through little hands.
Idea from Learn Play Imagine
Pretend pumpkin soup sensory play.
Idea from The Golden Gleam
Halloween-themed play dough.
Idea from One Perfect Day
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Ness @ One Perfect Day · Oct 2013
Such a great list of ideas. Thanks for including our wizard's brew and play dough.
TurkeyMomAuthor · Sep 2013 · replying to Rebekah @ The Golden Gleam
Of course- such a unique activity! Thanks for pinning :)