Kids Halloween Coloring Printables

These kids Halloween coloring printables cover bats, pumpkins, witches, scarecrows, skeletons and more. From scary and frightening to cute and adorable, kids are sure to find their favorite Halloween picture to color.

We have gathered many kids Halloween coloring printables and have created several pages. This page has the links to all the fun holiday pictures to print and color. So if you are looking for bats or vampires, witches and wizards, pumpkins, scarecrows or even scary skeletons and skulls, you can find the page you want with the links below.

Halloween Coloring Pages

Bats and Vampires

Find a flying bat or fanged vampire to print and color.

Pumpkins

It would not be Halloween without a few Jack-o-Lanterns to color. These pumpkins have many different faces. Some a bit scarier and some just too cute.

Witches Coloring Pages

Stir up a spell or two and grab your broom with these witch pictures. These witches are flying around, making a potion or just out trick-or-treating.

Ghosts and Haunted Houses

Say "boo" to these fun Halloween coloring printables. There are ghosts in graveyards, haunting a house and just floating around for the holiday.

Skeletons, Skulls and Mummies Halloween Coloring Printables

Color your fingers to the bone with these fun pages. There are skinny skeletons, scary skulls and mummies to get into the holiday spirit. Use them to decorate the house and classroom.

Scarecrows

Help these straw filled friends scare off the birds and bats this Halloween.

Other Halloween Pictures

This page includes some various Halloween pictures. There are kids trick-or-treating, haunted trees, graveyard scenes and more.

Halloween Fun Facts

This holiday is celebrated on October31st each year. This special day dates back over 2,000 years. It can be traced back to the ancient Celtics how marked the new year on November 1st. It was believed that the night before the New Year (Halloween) the boundary between the living and the dead was blurred. On October 31st it was believed that the ghosts of the dead returned to earth.

This tradition was eventually brought to the United States by settlers. Now over approximately 36 million American children will join in this year's celebration and go trick-or-treating.