Halloween Coloring Pages for Kids
Pick a spooky-cute picture. Color it on the screen, or print it. There are 14 Halloween pages: bats, a black cat, a haunted house, candy corn, a friendly monster, a little mummy and Peabody trick-or-treating. Free, no sign-up, and nothing you color is sent anywhere.
Free printable Halloween coloring pages
Open any picture and press Print: only the picture prints, in black outlines on white, ready for crayons. Print a few for a class party, a quiet table at a Halloween get-together, or a wet afternoon.
Color Halloween pictures online
Press Color it now and the page opens in the Art Studio with crayons, markers, paint and a color wheel. Tap a shape to fill it. Your pictures stay on your own device and hang on the Art Studio's fridge.
Halloween color by number (color by sum)
Every Halloween page has a color by sum version: each shape has a small math problem, and the answer picks the color from the key. Kindergarten adds within 10, 1st and 2nd grade add and take away within 20, and older kids use times tables. There are three answer boxes for every shape, so nobody has to type.
Which page to start with
Little pages (the bat, the black cat, the candy bucket, the mummy) have big, simple shapes for the youngest. Medium pages (the haunted house, the spider web, the scarecrow) have more to color. All of them are spooky-cute: every face smiles.
More for Halloween
Word searches, mazes, bingo and a scavenger hunt are in Halloween puzzles for kids, and the countdown and a bucket list are at Halloween HQ. Pumpkin faces to carve and paint are in the Pumpkin Patch, and Halloween crafts in the Haunted Workshop. Every other picture, all year, is on the coloring pages list.
Questions
Are these Halloween coloring pages free?
Yes. Free to color on the screen and free to print, with no sign-up.
Are they too scary for little kids?
No. Every face smiles: a friendly ghost, a little mummy, a waving monster and a bat with a grin. They are drawn for kindergartners first.
Is there a Halloween color by number?
Yes: color by sum. Open a page's color-by-sum version and each shape has a little math problem; the answer tells you the color. Adding within 10, to 20, or times tables.
How do I print one?
Open the page and press Print. Only the picture prints: black outlines on white, ready for crayons.