Halloween Coloring Pages

Jack-o'-lanterns, friendly ghosts, a broom-riding witch, bats and a black cat, all ready to color. Tap a picture to color it online, or print a few for a spooky (but not too spooky) afternoon.

Every page here is cute rather than scary, so they work for toddlers as well as older kids. The haunted house, trick-or-treaters and spider web have more small parts for kids who like detail.

Ways to use Halloween coloring pages

Set out a stack at a Halloween party as a calm-down station between games, or hand them out while kids wait for trick-or-treating to start. Colored jack-o'-lanterns and bats look great cut out and taped to a window, and a few pages strung on yarn make an easy garland.

Teachers can use the simpler pages for fine-motor practice in preschool and kindergarten, and the busier scenes as an early-finisher activity in the days before Halloween.

Halloween coloring tips

Orange, black and purple are the classic Halloween trio, with lime green for slime and potions. Try a deep blue or purple sky behind the moon to make it glow, and leave ghosts white with just a touch of light gray or blue around the edges. Online, use the fill tool for big shapes like pumpkins and the brush for stripes on socks and candy.

Questions

Are these Halloween coloring pages scary?
No. Every picture is friendly and cute: smiling ghosts, a waving skeleton and a happy mummy. They are made for young kids.
Can I print Halloween coloring pages for my class?
Yes. They are free for classroom use. Each page has a Print button and a US Letter PDF you can copy as many times as you need.
Which pages are easiest for toddlers?
The jack-o'-lantern, friendly ghost, little monster and black cat have a few big shapes that are easy to fill with chunky crayons or one tap online.
How do I color online?
Open any picture, pick a color and tap a shape to fill it. Use the brush for details, pinch to zoom on a phone or tablet, and press Save to keep your picture.

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