Letter G Ghost Says Boo Coloring Page
Large capital G with a smiling ghost peeking out and a BOO speech bubble.
Easy · 2–4Halloween coloring pages
Our 20 free Halloween coloring pages are spooky but friendly: smiling pumpkins, a waving ghost, a witch on a broom, a bat, a mummy kid with a candy bucket and a haunted house. Choose from easy, medium and tricky designs for ages 2 and up. Download a PDF, print it at home or color it online for free. Not-too-scary fun for kids of every age.
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All 6 Halloween coloring pages
Spider Dangling on Web Thread Coloring Page
Smiling cartoon spider with big eyes hanging from a thread, with a star and cloud beside it.
Easy · 2–4
Halloween Candy Coloring Page
Smiling wrapped candy with big eyes, rosy cheeks, and wavy wrapper ends, black outline on white.
Easy · 2–4
Ghost Waving Coloring Page
Cute ghost wearing a witch hat with a buckle, waving one arm, surrounded by five stars.
Easy · 2–4
Cat Sitting in Witch Hat Coloring Page
Outline drawing of a smiling cat peeking out of a tall witch hat with stars and bubbles.
Easy · 2–4
Smiling Pumpkin Coloring Page
Black outline of a smiling jack-o'-lantern pumpkin with triangle eyes, a toothy grin, and a leaf.
Easy · 2–4About Halloween coloring pages
Our Halloween coloring pages are friendly rather than frightening. A ghost waves hello, a bat hangs upside down, a cat sits in a witch hat and a skeleton plays the maracas. There is a vampire kid with a juice box, a mummy kid with a pumpkin bucket and a Frankenstein monster holding a sunflower. Older kids can try the haunted house, a pumpkin mandala or a sugar skull.
Orange, black and purple are the classic Halloween colors. Add green for slime and yellow for glowing windows. Leave the ghost white, or try pale blue.
How to use Halloween coloring pages for learning
Pumpkin faces. Color the pumpkin, then draw a different face on it: happy, sad, surprised. Talk about feelings.
Costume ideas. Use the pages to plan a costume. Ask what your child wants to be and draw it.
Candy counting. On the candy page, count the treats and sort them by color.
Safety talk. Talk about trick-or-treat safety: stay with a grown-up, carry a flashlight and check treats first.
Questions parents and teachers ask
Are these Halloween coloring pages too scary for little kids?
No. Most pages show friendly, smiling characters. The Easy pages, like the smiling pumpkin and the waving ghost, suit ages 2 to 4. Skip the haunted house and cemetery for very young children.
Can I download all the printable Halloween coloring pages as one PDF?
Yes. Press the Download all button at the top of the page to get every Halloween coloring sheet in one PDF.
What Halloween pictures can my child color?
Pumpkins, a ghost, a witch, a bat, a spider, a black cat, a skeleton, a mummy, a vampire kid, a scarecrow, a haunted house and Halloween candy.
How can I use Halloween coloring pages at a class party?
Print a mix of easy and tricky pages and set them out as a coloring station. Finished pages can decorate the classroom windows.
