Spooky Halloween Coloring Pages for Kids
These spooky Halloween coloring pages are a fun way for younger kids to celebrate Halloween without anything being too scary.
The 11 printable coloring sheets feature pumpkins, ghosts, witches, monsters, skeletons, and other Halloween favorites, with bold outlines that are easy for preschool and early elementary kids to color.
Each page also includes a dotted Halloween word to trace, adding some simple handwriting and fine motor practice while they color.
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What’s Included in the Spooky Halloween Coloring Pages
This set includes 11 spooky Halloween coloring sheets created with preschool and early elementary kids in mind.
Each page has a bold, easy-to-color picture, a dotted Halloween word to trace, and a space for kids to write their name at the top.
Along with being a fun October activity, the pages give kids extra practice with pencil control, letter formation, handwriting, and fine motor skills.
Halloween Pictures Included
Here’s a closer look at the spooky pictures in the set:
- Jack O’ Lanterns – One is wearing a witch’s hat and the other is a stack of three carved pumpkins. Kids can have fun creating different colors and faces for each pumpkin.
- Ghost – A friendly ghost carrying a pumpkin bucket, with a big smile that keeps the picture cute rather than scary.
- Witches – One witch flies on her broomstick, while another stirs a bubbling cauldron and holds a treat bag.
- Monster – A cartoon monster with wide eyes juggling candy corn.
- One-Eyed Monster – A silly one-eyed monster that gives kids something a little different to color.
- Skeletons – Two different skeleton designs that work especially well for spooky season without being frightening.
- Trick or Treaters – A group of children dressed in Halloween costumes and ready to go trick-or-treating.
- Haunted House – A simple haunted house picture with plenty of space for kids to add bats, cobwebs, ghosts, or other spooky details. For a more detailed design, try our haunted house coloring page.
- Dog – A cute dog wrapped in mummy bandages.
- Cat – A Halloween cat wearing a witch’s hat and popping out of a pumpkin.
All of the designs are cute rather than scary, making this collection particularly suitable for younger kids. They work well for quiet time, morning work, classroom Halloween activities, or an easy activity at home.
More Halloween Printables for Kids
If your kids enjoyed these coloring pages, here are a few more Halloween activities to keep the fun going throughout October:
- Halloween story coloring pages – Add coloring and storytelling together with Halloween-themed pictures for young kids.
- Halloween color by number – Practice number recognition and color matching with spooky Halloween designs.
- Halloween I spy – Spot pumpkins, bats, ghosts, and other Halloween pictures while practicing counting and observation skills.
- Ghost coloring sheets – Cute ghost and pumpkin designs that are fun rather than scary.
- Pumpkin color by number – A simple fall and Halloween activity combining coloring with number recognition.
- Pumpkin coloring pages – Choose from jack-o’-lanterns and blank pumpkins that kids can decorate however they like.
You can find even more Halloween printables for October, including games, worksheets, coloring activities, and puzzles.
Spooky Books for Kids
If your kids enjoyed these spooky coloring pages, these picture books are a fun way to continue the Halloween theme. They’re a little spooky without being too scary, making them good choices for preschool and early elementary kids.
Creepy Pair of Underwear! – Always gets big laughs here. It has just the right amount of creepy without being genuinely scary.
The Berenstain Bears and the Spooky Old Tree – A classic I remember from my own childhood, with plenty of gentle suspense and a fun adventure.
I Want to Be in a Scary Story – Clever and playful, with a little monster who wants a scary story but quickly discovers there might be such a thing as too scary.
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Last Updated on 9 September 2026 by Clare Brown
