7 Free Halloween Printables for Tons of Spooky Fun!

halloween printables for kids

I love celebrating holidays with traditions that our kids can grow up with and maybe even carry on with their own families. But, it can be a challenge to constantly come up with new, creative ideas all the time, you know what I mean? Mama is TIRED.

That’s why whenever I come up with something cute, I like to come on here and share it with y’all. Over the last couple of years of running the blog, I’ve released 7 totally free Halloween printables that work for a variety of age groups. They are as simple as print and go, mama. That’s right. No work required.

#BringItOn

Let’s take a look at the posts. Feel free to click on any of them to go to the original post and download the freebie! Hey, you could even download all 5. No judgement.

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1. Halloween Countdown Printable:

halloween printables for kids

Let’s start with the best one! This 31-day Halloween countdown or bucket list has 31 days of activities you can do with you family to celebrate all month long!

Plus, the post has additional links and resources to where you can find certain things suggested in the bucket list. Hurrah!

This works for a lot of ages, but if you have teenagers or older kids, you may need to make some swipes here and there – unless they are still into slime, in which case, carry on!

Check out the Halloween Countdown here.

2. Halloween I Spy Printable:

halloween printables for kids

I made my first I Spy last year for Earth Day and it was a huge hit – not just with my readers, but also with my own kids! I Spy activities are just a little less common than other types, so they keep attention.

And, you can even argue that they teach basic math – so you can make them count for a little homeschool work if you’ve got young kids.

Make it work, mama. lol. Let the good times roll.

I want the I Spy Halloween printable.

3. Halloween Word Search Printable:

halloween printables for kids

The very first Halloween printable I created and put up is still the most popular! Gotta love a word search. So great for those car rides to grandma’s house or to keep a classroom busy on the last day before break.

This one is super colorful and pumpkin shaped to give it extra pizzazz! I love it!

Granted, not super great if you don’t have a color printable. I hope to create a black and white alternative soon for some readers who requested it. Until then, you can have this adorable, colorful, festive pumpkin-shaped word search for free.

Get the Halloween Word Search printable.

halloween printables for kids

4. Halloween Scavenger Hunt:

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My kids are little and they were even more little two years ago, which meant a lot of the ideas and activities that came to mind were too advanced for them.

But, one thing they absolutely LOVE to do is drive around after it’s dark to see all of the house decorations for Halloween (and we do it for Christmas, too). To add a little element of fun, I whipped up this colorable scavenger hunt for them to start coloring in when they found something on it.

I also use it at home with our own decorations, because we have a lot of fun with decor and they can find a good amount of them just racing around the house.

It’s black and white, so they can color them as they find them – which keeps them busy longer.

You’re welcome.

Print the Halloween Scavenger Hunt here.

5. Color By Number Halloween Printable:

If you’re looking for even more halloween fun – you might love this adorable ghost color by number. This printable is actually part of a pack of 10 that you can buy for a few bucks, but I give one of them away for free. This cute Trick or Treat printable is easy for kids of all ages to color. The key at the bottom inspires ideas, but they can always do whatever they want. The whole pack of ten has so many adorable characters.

To go to the post and download this free printable, click on this link here: 10 Halloween color by number printables.

6 Halloween Coloring Pages:

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I love these cute little Halloween coloring pages. I created them because a lot of the ones I found online were a little scary for my little ones. I love the creative elements of the holiday – but stay away from anything too scary (even for myself). Fear is not fun to me – personally (although I went through a major scary movie phase as a teenager….).

These 6 coloring pages are totally free to download and have kids in costumes, fun phrases, a trick or treat bucket with candy and more. Print what you want – as many times as you want. Easy.

Get the 6 free Halloween coloring pages here.

7. Free Halloween Boo Set:

you've been booed printable

One of my kids favorite Halloween traditions is the BOO kit! If you haven’t heard of this before, a family starts the boo in their neighborhood by leaving a little bag of treats on someone’s doorstep with a sign that says, “You’ve been BOOED!”

Then, inside the gift is a sign they can put on their door or window letting neighbors know that they’ve been booed and also instructions for how to continue the activity and pay the boo forward.

It’s so simple and kids love it. If you have kids like mine, they like to make a bunch of boo gifts and drive around starting boos in different neighborhoods, too. Who knows, we might even boo YOUR neighborhood.

To get started, all you have to do is download this boo kit. I offer this for free in this post. It has all three pieces that you need to start your first neighborhood boo tradition.

Then, gather the supplies to put together a little treat. I like to think past candy, just in case the receiver has allergies or just lives a super healthy, sugar-free lifestyle.

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How fun is this? 7 free Halloween printables for kids to make it an extra fun and special month.

For more ideas, check out this monster post with 30 family friendly Halloween movies and this one with 9 Halloween picture books that are so sweet, and not at all scary.

If you’d like to check out even more freebies, you might love this fall word search and these 5 fall coloring pages, all free to download!

Make this a month to remember – even if the holiday is celebrated a little differently than normal. And, if trick or treating gets canceled, I’ll probably set up little games around our house and  yard that they can play for candy. Gotta great creative, right?

Share your favorite Halloween traditions below!

Have a fabulous day,

E

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