Halloween Science Party for Kids: Spooky Experiments, Glow Slime & Dry-Ice Fog (2026)
Birthday Parties
Plan a spooky-fun Halloween science party for kids with bubbling witch's cauldrons, glow slime, ghost bubbles and dry-ice fog. At home, clubhouse or school, anywhere in India.
This Halloween, skip the plastic masks and give kids a party they will actually talk about. Science-O-Mania turns your living room, clubhouse or school hall into a spooky science lab, with bubbling cauldrons, glowing slime and clouds of dry-ice fog. It is spooky, safe and packed with real science.
This year 31 October falls on a Saturday, so 24-25 October and 31 October are the busiest Halloween party dates. Book early.
What happens at a halloween science party
Witch's cauldron - Dry-ice fog pours out of a bubbling pot while kids gather around.
Glow-in-the-dark slime - Every child makes their own spooky slime and takes it home.
Ghost bubbles - Fog-filled bubbles that burst into little clouds of smoke.
Potion lab - Colour-changing potions that turn from green to purple before their eyes.
Pumpkin volcano - A foaming eruption from a pumpkin, with the science explained simply.
Spooky crafts - Spider races, mummy crafts and Halloween fishing games for the little ones.
Who is it for
Home and society Halloween parties, school Halloween events, corporate family days and mall activations. Activities are adapted for toddlers, kids and tweens.
Why parents choose science-o-mania
- 10,000+ events completed across India
- 80+ trained science hosts
- Every child does the experiments hands-on
- All materials, setup and cleanup included
- Our Gurgaon-based team travels across India
Halloween party tips
- Ask guests to come in costume - scientists, witches and wizards fit the theme perfectly.
- Keep the room slightly dim for the glow slime and fog effects.
- Plan the party for 4-7 pm so the spooky effects look their best.
Book your halloween party
Halloween dates fill fast. Call or WhatsApp +91 70730 71334 or book online at scienceomania.in/booking. Want to try something at home first? Read our 10 Spooky Halloween Science Experiments for Kids on the blog.