Grab the crayons and get ready for a monster session of colouring! Will your pumpkin be traditional, rainbow, neon or patterned? A green Frankenstein is expected, but what about a blue witch? These haunted Halloween colouring pages for little monsters are a brilliant way to keep kids busy and creative in the run-up to the trick-or-treat excitement.
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Fun Halloween Colouring Pages
1. Halloween Banner Printable
This 2-in-1 activity from Crayola is a great way to keep the kids entertained. First, colour the Halloween banner, then carefully cut out each flag and string them together to make your own decoration.
2. Little Witch
Just what is this young witch surprised by? Colour in this picture from Colouring Page and draw your best guess on the back.
3. Trick or Treat Pumpkin
Halloween candy is one of the most exciting parts of the day for kids, so they’re sure to love colouring this trick or treat bucket colouring page from Crayola.
4. Haunted House
Set the scene this Halloween and design your very own haunted house with this colouring page from Mom Junction.
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5. Cute Little Ghost
This cute little ghost picture from Super Coloring is adorable — and the jack-o’-lanterns bring plenty of seasonal colour.
6. Pumpkin Patch
It wouldn’t be Halloween without a trip to the pumpkin patch, and with this pumpkin colouring page from Super Coloring you can make every day a pumpkin day.
Skeletons, vampires and ghosts, oh my! While the kids colour, why not see how many spooky characters you can spot with our Halloween bingo printable?
7. Pumpkin Sugar Skull
Design your very own sugar skull with this pumpkin colouring page from Super Coloring. Cut it out afterwards for a fun, personalised decoration.
8. BOO!
Make your BOO! stand out from the crowd with your own colours and designs. Will it be dark and spooky or rainbow-bright? This fun colouring page from Doodle Art Alley leaves the creativity entirely up to you.
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9. Spooky Spider
Get your spooky spider all set for its Halloween party. This is one of several spooky colouring pages ready to download from SchoolBooks.ie.
10. Creepy Potion Bottles
What will your potions be — good or bad? Design your very own with these spooky potion bottles from Muse Printables.
Once the colouring’s done, keep the fun going with our downloadable 50 Fun Halloween Activities for Kids checklist — a frightful line-up to work your way through together.
11. Pumpkin Zentangle
Indulge in a little mindful colouring with this pumpkin zentangle page from Super Coloring.
12. Double, Double, Toil and Trouble
Double, double, toil and trouble! Get into the witchy mindset this Halloween with a fun colouring page from Doodle Art Alley that you could frame afterwards as a unique piece of DIY art.
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13. Sugar Skull
Make this sugar skull from Crayola your very own, and change it up each time with different colours and patterns. Colour a few and string them together for a banner, or simply relax into the mindfulness of it.
14. Cute Little Zombies
These little zombies from Muse Printables have escaped! Can you get them all coloured in and ready for Halloween?
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Keep the Halloween Fun Going
Once the crayons go down, there’s no shortage of ways to keep little monsters entertained right up to trick-or-treat night. Browse our other Halloween ideas for costumes, treats, books and activities, or bookmark this page so you’ve got a fresh batch of colouring pages ready whenever you need a quiet half hour.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Halloween colouring pages free?
Yes — each page links out to the original creator’s site (Crayola, Super Coloring, Doodle Art Alley and others), where you can print them at home free of charge.
What age group are these colouring pages suitable for?
There’s a good spread here, from simple, big-shaped designs like the cute little ghost that suit younger children, to detailed zentangle and sugar skull pages that older kids and even adults will enjoy.
Do I need anything special to print them?
No — a standard home printer and plain paper is all you need. Some pages also work well printed on card if you plan to cut them out for decorations.
Can I use these as Halloween decorations once coloured in?
Definitely. Several of the pages, like the banner flags and sugar skulls, are designed to be cut out and strung up or displayed once finished.
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