Halloween parties with kids have a few essential ingredients: costumes, candy, and a playlist that gets everyone moving. KIDZ BOP is leaning into all three with KIDZ BOO, its Halloween collection of music, dance videos, printable activities, and family-friendly party ideas.
Whether you’re planning a classroom celebration, hosting a neighborhood Halloween party, or just trying to keep the kids entertained between pumpkin carving and trick-or-treating, there’s a little something here for the whole family.
Halloween music, videos, and activities
The KIDZ BOO Halloween hub brings together Halloween playlists, a new “Spooky, Scary Skeletons” music video, dance-alongs, and printable coloring sheets and activities.
For parents, that’s a convenient way to put together an at-home Halloween party without having to invent every activity from scratch. Put on a playlist, queue up a dance video, and keep the coloring pages handy for anyone who needs a break from the action.
KIDZ BOO goes beyond the playlist
Yoto: The KIDZ BOP Halloween Vol. 2 audio card is available now, giving families another way to listen to seasonal favorites.
GoNoodle: Its KIDZ BOP Halloween takeover brings classroom-friendly dance activities, “Spooky, Scary Skeletons,” the Monster Move Minutes Challenge, and a downloadable activity pack. Participating classrooms can work toward Monster Crew badges, with a classroom-surprise promotion also announced.
Chuck E. Cheese: The Halloween Boo-tacular runs through November 2 at participating locations, featuring KIDZ BOP Halloween music, themed videos, and special messages.
SiriusXM: KIDZ BOP Radio, Channel 135, is playing Halloween hits throughout October, along with special messages from the KIDZ BOP Kids.
A little spooky, a lot of silly
The best part of Halloween with younger kids isn’t always the elaborate decorations or the giant bag of candy. Sometimes it’s the spontaneous living-room dance party before everyone heads out in costume.
If your kids love music and moving around, KIDZ BOO offers plenty of easy ways to turn an ordinary October afternoon into a mini Halloween celebration. You can explore the collection at KIDZBOP.com/Halloween.
Source: KIDZ BOP publicity announcement provided by DKC, October 16, 2026. Promotional image courtesy of KIDZ BOP.