Download your free You've Been Booed printables to have some Halloween fun with your neighbors! Get a Canva template or pdf (color or black & white) to share.

2 you've been booed printables with candy border.

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Welcome to this year's set of You've Been Booed! printables. This time around, I've got a brand new (and customizable) You've Been Booed set I think you guys are going to love!

What is the You've Been Booed game?

This is a fun way to treat your neighbors at Halloween. Today's the perfect time to start playing!

front porch with you've been booed printables used on side and door.

The idea is simple: deliver a treat basket to 2 of your neighbors (anonymously) and include the poem sign that you can download in this post. They'll pass on treats to 2 more neighbors, those neighbors will pass on treats, and so on and so forth until the whole neighborhood gets a surprise.

Once a house has been booed, they hang a sign on their front door to let other neighbors know they've already gotten their treats. Before you know it, your whole neighborhood will have a little bit of Halloween cheer!

Printing Instructions

Whether you're just getting this neighborhood tradition started or you're here from the QR code to download the printable signs, you'll print and use these files the same way.

FOR PDF: When you click the buttons below, you'll open a file in a new tab. You can either press the printer icon to send to your printer or the downward-facing arrow to download the pdf to your device.

FOR CANVA TEMPLATE: When you click the button to open the Canva link in a new tab, you'll see a button at the bottom of the page that says "Use the template for a new design." Click that, and you'll have your own editable copy in your canva account!

In the canva template, you can change colors, graphics, and fonts as you wish. (And don't worry, if you're not a Canva user, I have a pdf download for the new designs under those graphics, too.)

All of these pages are formatted to print on standard 8.5x11" printer paper. An at-home printer works just fine - this is the home inkjet printer I use! You might want to print the pages on cardstock to make them extra durable.

I recommend a straight-edge paper cutter to easily cut those apart with nice, crisp lines.

There is a little snippet you can cut from each page that has a QR code that links back to this post. Just pop it in your boo bucket so your neighbors can easily find these printables and keep the fun going!

(These files are to be used for personal use only and any commercial use or resale is not permitted.)

Download You've Been Booed Printables

The printable signs you see in this post are totally free! Just click the buttons below to download the pdf version of these pages. You can download these pages in color or in black and white.

Candy Printable Set - Canva Template & PDF

set of you've been booed printables from canva.

Striped Ghost Set - PDF

striped set of you've been booed printable pages.

Ideas for What To Put in a Boo Basket

There really are endless ideas of things you can give your friends and neighbors as "boo gifts." You can go as small as a mini treat bag or as big as a whole gift basket of goodies.

Treat Ideas For Kids

  • Halloween candy
  • Small Halloween toys and trinkets from Target Dollar Spot or the Dollar tree
  • Homemade treats, like cookies or candy
  • A pumpkin and paint to decorate
  • Halloween face paint or tattoos
  • Halloween t-shirt
  • Inexpensive masks

Goodies For Adults

  • Small gift certificates
  • Invitation to a neighborhood dinner party
  • "Make your own drink" (can of soda and liquor mini)
  • Fall decor

Container Ideas

  • Trick-or-treat bags or baskets
  • Themed plastic treat bags
  • Cellophane wrapping
  • Halloween candy bowl
  • Metal pails
  • Paper gift bags

Let me see those printables in action! Tag me on social media (@lambertslately) with your boo-ing pictures. ๐Ÿ‘ป

leslie lambert, author of lamberts lately.

Leslie Lambert is a lifestyle writer and content creator specializing in home organization, family recipes, and intentional living. With 16 years of experience in blogging and digital storytelling, she helps busy women create calm, purposeful homes they love.

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