Planning a Halloween party or just need a quiet, creative activity to keep the kids busy on a rainy afternoon? Printables are one of the easiest ways to add some spooky fun without any extra shopping. From coloring pages to party invites, there’s a huge range of free Halloween printables out there — you just need to know where to look.
We’ve rounded up 6 of the best websites for spooky Halloween printables for kids, covering everything from craft templates to word searches and decorations.
Jump to a section:
- [Activity Village](#activity-village)
- [DLTK’s Crafts for Kids](#dltk)
- [The Balance](#the-balance)
- [Parents.com](#parents)
- [Disney](#disney)
- [Crayola](#crayola)
#1. Halloween Printables on Activity Village
Activity Village has a lovely range of Halloween printables, from party invitations to templates for craft projects. Their Halloween bookmarks are a particular favourite of ours — they’re simple to print and cut out, and make a great little addition to party bags.
Related reading: 12 Not So Scary Halloween Games Perfect For Younger Kids
#2. Halloween Crafts and Printables on DLTK’s Crafts for Kids
DLTK’s Crafts for Kids has a solid list of Halloween coloring pages alongside plenty of other printable activities. The “Draw the Details” coloring pages are a fun idea in particular — they encourage kids to use their imagination as they finish off half-drawn Halloween characters.
#3. Halloween Printables on The Balance
The Balance offers a good spread of Halloween printable resources, including:
- Halloween coloring pages
- Printable Halloween cards
- Halloween word searches
- Halloween math worksheets
The printable card designs are a nice option if you want something fun but not too scary for younger children.
Related reading: 30 Fangtastically Fun Halloween Projects for Kids
#4. Printable Halloween Decorations on Parents.com
Parents.com has a handy roundup of printable Halloween decorations, including stickers, treat bag templates and games. Their pop-up pumpkin design is a sweet little project — easy to print, cut and assemble with younger kids.
Related reading: Halloween Fun — Create Your Own Pumpkin
#5. Halloween Printables on Disney
Disney’s Halloween printables section covers a wide variety of projects, from word searches to flashlight covers and character-themed craft templates. The Monsters Inc. flashlight printable is a firm favourite in our house.
Related reading: Fun Halloween Bingo Download
#6. Halloween Coloring Pages on Crayola.com
Crayola’s website has plenty of free Halloween coloring pages, along with mazes and bingo sheets. It’s a reliable go-to if you just need something quick to print for a quiet moment.
Related reading: How to Make Monster Teeth Halloween Cookies
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Halloween printables free to download?
Most of the websites featured here offer free printables, though some sites do include premium or members-only content alongside their free resources. It’s worth having a quick look at each site before you print, in case anything has changed.
What age group are these printables suitable for?
The printables featured cover a broad range of ages, from simple coloring pages for toddlers and preschoolers to word searches and craft projects better suited to older kids.
Do I need a printer with color ink?
Not necessarily. Many of the printables, especially coloring pages, are designed in black and white so kids can color them in themselves. Decorations and cards may look best printed in color, but this isn’t essential.
Can I use these printables for a Halloween party?
Absolutely. Bookmarks, invitations, treat bag templates and coloring sheets all work well as party bag fillers or table activities for a Halloween party.
More Halloween Ideas You Might Like
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- Fun Halloween Bingo Download
- How to Make Monster Teeth Halloween Cookies
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