15 Star Wars Printable Games for Kids

We made two versions of this word scramble—one easier and one more challenging—so kids at different levels can join in. It’s a fun way to reinforce spelling and vocabulary using familiar characters and terms from the Star Wars universe. My son enjoyed racing against the clock to unscramble them all.

This word search includes 15 themed words and some black-and-white Star Wars images for coloring. It’s a go-to activity in our house when we need something simple but engaging. Great for early readers who are starting to identify Star Wars terms on their own.

Featuring 12 pairs of matching characters, this game is perfect for younger kids. Matching Yoda to Yoda might sound easy, but it really helps develop memory and attention skills. We’ve used it during playdates and even road trips—super portable and fun.

This scavenger hunt was a hit in our house last year. With 12 rhyming clues hidden around the home, kids solve each riddle to find the next location. It’s ideal for indoor play and works well for small groups. I usually hide a little Star Wars-themed prize at the end to keep the excitement going.

These graphing pages combine coloring, counting, and basic math—perfect for reinforcing early data skills. Each character image ties into a mini graphing activity, so it's not just math but a bit of fan fun too. We used it to mix some themed learning into our homeschool day.

Each sheet reveals a familiar character once kids connect the numbered dots. They’re simple but effective—especially for younger kids working on number order and fine motor skills. We like to color the finished pictures and tape them up for our May the 4th display.

With numbers 1–10, these coloring pages help younger kids practice number recognition in a playful way. Featuring fan-favorite characters, they're easy to set up and make a nice quiet-time activity. My son used these in kindergarten, and they’ve stayed a favorite with younger cousins too.

A fun blend of Star Wars and Easter, this printable includes themed words that bridge both worlds (think “Darth Vader” and “chocolate”). We used it alongside our Easter storybooks one year and it added a creative twist to our holiday plans.

These printable mazes feature characters and shapes inspired by the Star Wars galaxy. They vary in difficulty, which worked well for us when cousins of different ages visited. Great for building concentration, especially when kids are in need of a quiet challenge.

I Spy games are always a win in our house. This one’s full of character images and small details for kids to spot, count, and identify—ideal for visual scanning and observation skills. No prep needed, and we’ve used it during restaurant waits and road trips.

With 24 bingo cards and themed calling cards, this printable is made for family game night. We’ve used it at birthday parties and even as a classroom break activity. Add small prizes or trivia questions between rounds to keep things interesting.

This one’s just for fun—combine your name with Star Wars-inspired titles to create your own Jedi identity. My son loved turning into "Master Frelor" for a whole afternoon. It’s simple, creative, and a great way to kick off a themed event or game night.

Ten questions covering all eras of the Star Wars films, plus a few fun facts with each answer. It’s not too hard, so it works well for kids and adults alike. We used this during a family movie marathon, and it sparked lots of great conversations between generations.

This printable escape room is a bit more involved—best for ages 8+. Players work as a team to solve clues and stop an enemy mission. It took us about an hour to complete, and the puzzles were just challenging enough to keep everyone focused. Great for older kids or group play.

This fan-made version of the classic guessing game features over 20 Star Wars characters. We printed ours on cardstock and used it during a sleepover—it was a hit. It encourages critical thinking and memory skills as players ask yes/no questions to figure out their opponent’s card.