Halloween Block PartyOct 12 – Nov 6

A free Halloween coding adventure for every class

The fuzzes are throwing a Halloween Block Party in Fuzztopia, and your students are invited! From October 12 to November 6, 2026, kids solve spooky coding mazes in Kodable Basics, collect candy, and dress up their fuzz in Halloween costumes. A new theme unlocks every week, and it’s free for every class.

Already use Kodable? Just log in. The party shows up automatically in Kodable Basics, no assignment needed.

Kodable fuzzes dressed as a fairy, clown, werewolf, and black cat for the Halloween Block Party
Free
For every K–5 classroom
4 weeks
Oct 12 – Nov 6, 2026
K+
No coding experience needed
Any device
iPads, Chromebooks, and computers
Two ways in

Pick your path and join the party

Whether you’re brand new to Kodable or already use it with your students, your class can be in the pumpkin patch in a few minutes.

New to Kodable?

Start with a free teacher account

Create your account, add your students, and they can log in and join the party right away. No coding experience required for you or your students!

✓Free teacher account in about a minute
✓Roster with Google Classroom, Clever, or a class code
✓The Halloween Block Party unlocks automatically
Create my free account →
Already use Kodable?

Log in and open Kodable Basics

Your existing classes and rosters are ready to go. Students log in, open Kodable Basics, and the party is waiting for them.

✓Works with the classes you already have
✓No assignment or setup needed
✓Students can also find it under the Calendar icon
Log in to get started →
How it works

From login to the pumpkin patch in minutes

Three quick steps and your students are collecting candy. There’s nothing to assign and no lesson to plan.

1

Sign up or log in

New to Kodable? Create a free teacher account and add your students. Already have one? Just log in to your dashboard.

2

Students log in

On iPads, students use the Kodable app. On Chromebooks, laptops, and desktops, they head to game.kodable.com and log in there.

3

Open Kodable Basics

The Halloween Block Party appears automatically, no assignment needed. First-time players complete a short tutorial, then it’s off to the pumpkin patch!

Using iPads?

Update the Kodable app before students log in

Make sure the Kodable app is on the latest version so the event shows up. Students can also open the party anytime by tapping the Calendar icon on the right side of their screen.

The Halloween event popup in Kodable Basics, opened from the Calendar icon
Four weeks of spooky fun

A new Halloween adventure every week

The Block Party keeps growing! A new theme unlocks on October 12, 19, 26, and 30, so your students have a fresh reason to log in and keep coding all the way through the event.

A pumpkin patch coding maze in Kodable Basics with candy to collect
Week 1 · Oct 12

Collect Candy in the Pumpkin Patch

Kids guide their fuzz through pumpkin patch mazes, scoop up candy, and meet a few spooky new friends along the way.

Two fuzz bats flying through the Spooky Forest
Week 2 · Oct 19

Wander into the Spooky Forest

The trees are tall and the paths are twisty! Kids team up with their fuzz for brand-new coding adventures deep in the Spooky Forest.

A haunted house coding maze in Kodable Basics with ghosts, a black cat, and a mummy
Week 3 · Oct 26

Enter the Haunted House

Kids creep through the Haunted House, collect candy in every room, and help their fuzzy friends find the way out.

A ghost fuzz and a bat fuzz trick-or-treating in the Fuzztopia neighborhood
Week 4 · Oct 30

Trick or Treat at the Fuzzy Block Party

It’s party time! The whole fuzzFamily heads out to trick-or-treat around the Fuzztopia neighborhood, and your students get to celebrate with them.

Candy pays off

Dress up your fuzz

All that candy is good for something! Kids spend the candy they collect in the mazes on Halloween costumes and accessories for their fuzz.

The in-game store where students spend candy on Halloween costumes for their fuzz

Cat ears, clown noses, and fairy wings

Every maze is a chance to earn more candy, and every piece of candy brings a new costume item closer. Watching your students pick out the perfect spooky look is half the fun!

Keep the party going at home

Share home access with families and students can log in at game.kodable.com to keep collecting candy. Parents can also start a 7-day free trial to unlock every Kodable game for the whole family.

Under all the candy

What your students are learning

Every maze asks kids to think before they act, test their plan, and try again when things don’t go as expected. Those habits serve them well beyond the computer lab.

1
SequencingPutting commands in the right order to get their fuzz from start to finish.
2
ConditionsMaking decisions in their code when the path changes color.
3
DebuggingSpotting what went wrong and fixing it, one step at a time.

These coding concepts connect right back to STEM. Kids plan a route, predict what will happen, and check their results, the same way a scientist or engineer would. It’s screen time you can feel good about! Learn more about Kodable Basics →

A pumpkin patch coding maze in Kodable Basics with arrow commands and candy to collect
Good to know

Halloween Block Party questions

Is the Halloween Block Party really free?

Yes! The in-game event is free for every class with a free Kodable teacher account. There’s no trial to apply for and nothing to purchase.

Who can participate?

Any teacher with a free Kodable account, and any student playing Kodable Basics. We suggest kindergarten and up. New to Kodable? Create a free teacher account and add your students.

What devices does it work on?

iPads with the Kodable app, updated to the latest version, and Chromebooks, laptops, or desktops in any modern web browser at game.kodable.com.

Do my students need coding experience?

Nope! Kodable Basics uses drag-and-drop commands, no reading or typing required. First-time players complete a short tutorial before the party begins.

Is there anything to prepare?

No lesson planning needed. The event appears automatically when students open Kodable Basics, and they can find it anytime under the Calendar icon on the right side of their screen.

Can students play at home?

Yes. Share home access with families and students can log in at game.kodable.com. Parents can also start a 7-day free trial of Kodable for the whole family.

How long does the event run?

October 12 through November 6, 2026. New themes unlock on October 12, 19, 26, and 30, so there’s something new to explore every week. Still have questions? Email us at support@kodable.com.

Celebrate

Print a certificate for every student

Every student who joins the Halloween Block Party earns a certificate of achievement. Print one for each participant and send it home!

Kodable Halloween Block Party certificate of achievement

Halloween Block Party Certificate of Achievement

Print the Halloween certificate for every student who participates. Add their name and your class code, and they can keep playing at home at game.kodable.com.

October 12 – November 6, 2026

We can’t wait to see your class at the party!

The Halloween Block Party is free for every class. Sign up or log in now so your students can start collecting candy today.

Still have questions? Reach out to us at support@kodable.com