Planning a Halloween party for the kids, or just need something fun and free to keep them busy on a rainy October afternoon? Halloween printables are one of the easiest ways to add spooky (but not too scary) fun to your celebrations — no shopping trip required, just paper, colouring pencils and a printer.
We’ve rounded up 6 of the best websites for spooky Halloween printables for kids, from coloring pages and party invites to decorations and craft templates.
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#1. Halloween Printables on Activity Village
Activity Village has a great range of Halloween printables, from party invites to templates for craft projects. We particularly like these Halloween bookmarks — perfect for popping into party bags.
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#2. Halloween Crafts and Printables on DLTK’s Crafts for Kids
DLTK’s Crafts for Kids has a good list of Halloween coloring pages, plus other fun activities you can print at home. We love the Halloween “draw the details” coloring pages — a lovely way to get kids using their imagination as they colour.
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#3. Halloween Printables on The Balance
The Balance has a good selection of free Halloween printable resources, including:
- Halloween coloring pages
- Printable Halloween cards
- Halloween word searches
- Halloween math worksheets and more
We loved these card designs from Pumpkin and Posies — fun, spooky-but-not-scary, and easy to print at home.
Image credit Pumpkin and Posies
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#4. Printable Halloween Decorations on Parents.com
The printable Halloween decorations roundup on Parents.com is another handy resource, with free printable stickers, treat bags, games and more.
Their pop-up pumpkin is especially cute and makes a lovely little craft to print and put together.
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#5. Halloween Printables on Disney
Another great resource is the Halloween printables section on the Disney website, with everything from word searches to flashlight covers and Nightmare Before Christmas candle holders.
We love this Mike Wazowski (Monsters, Inc.) flashlight printable!
Image credit Disney.com
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#6. Halloween Coloring Pages on Crayola.com
You’ll find plenty of free Halloween coloring pages on the Crayola website, including coloring sheets, mazes and Halloween bingo sheets to print.
Image credit Crayola
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Over to you now — do you have a go-to website for Halloween printables? Tell us in the comments below.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Halloween printables free to use?
Yes — all the websites listed above offer free Halloween printables that you can download and print at home. Some sites may also offer premium or member-only extras, so it’s worth having a browse of each one.
What age are these Halloween printables suitable for?
Most of the printables featured here are designed to be fun rather than frightening, making them suitable for younger children as well as older kids. Coloring pages and simple craft templates tend to work well for toddlers and preschoolers, while word searches and math worksheets suit school-age children.
What do I need to print these at home?
Just a printer, paper (or card for things like invitations and bookmarks) and your usual craft supplies — colouring pencils, scissors or glue, depending on the printable.
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