Halloween Coloring Pages

Our Halloween coloring pages lean fun rather than frightening: jack-o'-lanterns, friendly ghosts, black cats, bats, witches on broomsticks, candy buckets, kids in costumes and haunted houses under a full moon. There are cute, simple pages for toddlers and preschoolers and spookier, more detailed scenes for older kids.

Teachers often print a stack in late October for class parties or a quiet activity after the costume parade. At home, kids can plan a jack-o'-lantern face on paper before carving, decorate windows and doors with finished pages, or gather around a coloring table at a Halloween party. Orange and black are the traditional colors, but there is no rule against purple bats and green ghosts. Halloween is October 31, so the last two weeks of the month are prime coloring time.

Every page prints on US Letter or A4 paper and is free for home and classroom use.