Six free printable Halloween coloring pages that are sweet, not spooky: a smiling pumpkin, a friendly little ghost, a black kitten, a cute bat, a bunny in a witch hat and a bear cub in a pumpkin costume. Thick outlines for ages 3 to 5 and the word in big block letters to color and trace.



Color the picture first, then the big outlined word. Older kids can try tracing the letters with a pencil. For the youngest, chunky crayons or thick markers work best.

Woollypip – Halloween by Nina Pastel: 30 cute, not-scary Halloween pictures with first words to color and trace. A sweet alternative to candy!
They are designed for toddlers and preschoolers from about 3 to 5 years old: big pictures, thick lines and no tiny details.
Download the PDF and print on regular US Letter or A4 paper. The pages fit both sizes.
Coloring and then tracing the word in block letters is an easy pre-writing activity: kids practice holding the crayon and meet their first letters while they play.
Yes. The pages are free for personal, home and classroom use.