Free Ghost Coloring Page for Spooky Fun

A ghost coloring page is always a hit with little learners, especially when you want to mix Halloween fun with meaningful practice.

I’ve found these simple pages are perfect for preschool and kindergarten, easy to set up, great for fine motor work, and a nice way to talk about feelings through the ghosts’ different expressions.

Whether you’re teaching a class or planning a quiet activity at home, this printable set makes learning feel festive without any prep stress.

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What’s Included in the Cute Ghost Coloring Page Set

These ghost coloring sheets include 10 unique designs, each filling the page with a fun, age-appropriate Halloween scene.

All illustrations are bold-lined and black-and-white, just right for preschool, kindergarten, and early elementary kids who are still mastering coloring control and early handwriting.

Each page is formatted for standard US Letter or A4 paper, making it easy to print at home or in the classroom.

Here’s a closer look at what’s inside:

Waving Ghost with Pumpkins and Tracing Word

A friendly ghost waves beside three pumpkins, with “Ghost” written in dotted letters for simple tracing practice.

Ghost with Spider Web and Pumpkins

Set against a large spider web, this cheerful ghost scene includes a dangling spider and two carved jack-o’-lanterns, great for a light Halloween theme.

Spooky Fun Ghost Party

Four ghosts dance under a “Spooky Fun” banner surrounded by candy, balloons, and confetti. Perfect for classroom celebrations.

Ghost and Candy Corn Friends

A happy ghost surrounded by candy corn characters, each with a goofy face, beneath a big “BOO!” sign strung with hanging spiders.

Ghost in a Haunted Garden

Twisted trees, mushrooms, and an owl give this garden scene a mild spooky feel. It’s detailed enough for older preschoolers.

Ghost Emotions Page

Eleven expressive ghosts show emotions like happy, sad, scared, and silly, great for social–emotional learning through art. If you are working more on SEL, you can use our emotions worksheet for extra practice.

Ghost and Cat Trick-or-Treating

A kind ghost pats a black cat beside a trick-or-treat bucket under the night sky, sweet and not too spooky.

Haunted Mansion with Ghosts

Five ghosts float around a classic haunted house surrounded by cobwebs, bats, and pumpkins. This one’s a favorite for storytelling prompts.

Ghost Trick-or-Treating in the Neighborhood

A smiling ghost walks along a sidewalk with a pumpkin bucket and “Trick or Treat” sign, surrounded by stars and houses.

Ghost on a Broomstick

A playful ghost soars across the moonlit sky, surrounded by stars, clouds, and a bat, ideal for adding storytelling to art time.

Each page prints cleanly with bold outlines and open space for coloring. These are ideal for centers, morning tubs, or quiet time activities that still build fine motor skills and creativity.

More Halloween Coloring Pages

If you’d like to expand your Halloween activities, these themed printables pair perfectly with the ghost coloring pages and keep the learning fun:

Halloween coloring story book – A printable mini-book where each page tells part of a short Halloween story. Kids can read and color as they go, great for early readers and literacy centers.

Spooky coloring pages – A friendly mix of Halloween scenes featuring monsters, bats, witches, and ghosts. Ideal for classrooms that want a festive touch without anything too scary.

Haunted House coloring page – A detailed haunted house scene filled with pumpkins, spider webs, and playful ghosts. Perfect for kids who enjoy finding little details while they color.

Halloween candy coloring sheet – Pages full of candy corn, lollipops, and trick-or-treat bags. Use them for counting practice or just a sweet creative break.

Pumpkin coloring page – Cute pumpkins of all shapes and sizes, great for practicing fine motor skills or tying into fall and harvest lessons.

Ghost Books for Kids

These ghost-themed picture books are some of my favorites to pair with the coloring pages. They each explore kindness, confidence, and friendship in ways young kids easily connect with.

• Leo: A Ghost Story by Mac Barnett – A gentle, quiet book about being kind and finding someone who sees you for who you are. Great for empathy and friendship themes.
• The Little Ghost Who Was a Quilt by Riel Nason – A lovely story about being different. It’s warm, thoughtful, and perfect for quieter kids.
• Gustavo, the Shy Ghost by Flavia Z. Drago – Bright, fun, and full of heart. Great for helping kids talk about shyness and making friends.

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Last Updated on 8 October 2025 by Clare Brown