Halloween / Haunted House Role-Play
Haunted House Role-Play
Children design a spooky room with sheets, torches and props, then guide small groups through it as tour guides.
How to run it
- Have children plan a haunted room layout and story.
- Set up the room with sheets, torches and props.
- Rehearse roles as guides and spooky characters.
- Invite small groups through, keeping the scare level gentle.
You will need
- sheets
- torches
- props
- cardboard boxes
- masking tape
Make it easier or harderYounger visitors can tour with the lights partly on; older children can add sound effects and puzzles.
SafetyKeep paths clear, avoid trip hazards in low light and let any child opt out or leave at any time.
My Time Our Place · Outcome 5, Outcome 2Children plan, collaborate and communicate to create an experience for others.
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