Which pictures suit younger kids?
There are no very simple pages in this set. The gentlest are “Trick-or-Treating at the Door”, “Haunted House with a Ghost” and “Scarecrow with a Black Cat”, good for ages 4+.
Pumpkins, ghosts, and friendly spooky scenes make this printable Halloween set great for creative autumn fun.

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Medium · ages 4+
A little vampire and a witch knock on a door with their pumpkin buckets, surrounded by bats and jack-o'-lanterns. The classic Halloween page to color.
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Medium · ages 4+
A crooked haunted house with a friendly ghost waving from the window, pumpkins and a bare tree out front. Spooky but gentle enough for younger kids.
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Medium · ages 4+
A smiling scarecrow stands behind a pumpkin patch while a black cat sits on a hay bale. An autumn page full of big pumpkins.
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Medium · ages 4+
A little witch flies on her broom past the full moon, joined by bats and stars. Clear shapes that suit younger kids.
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Medium · ages 4+
Four kids set off dressed as a vampire, a mummy, a princess and a superhero, candy bags in hand. Bunting and pumpkins frame the parade.
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Medium · ages 4+
Frankenstein, a mummy, a little vampire and a fuzzy monster dance among balloons and candy. A cheerful, not-at-all-scary Halloween page.
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Medium · ages 4+
Three friendly ghosts have a moonlit picnic with lollipops, a donut and a basket of treats, surrounded by grinning pumpkins.
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Medium · ages 4+
A cat sits beside a big jack-o'-lantern on the garden fence, with pumpkins and flowers growing below. A simple autumn page with large areas.
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Medium · ages 4+
An owl wearing a witch hat and glasses perches on a branch hung with three lanterns, pumpkins glowing below in the moonlight.
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Medium · ages 5+
Two kids decorate cookies shaped like ghosts, pumpkins and bats in the kitchen. A spider web and a pumpkin garland set the Halloween mood.
All ten pages sit in the middle range, with clear outlines and medium-sized shapes. In Trick-or-Treating at the Door a little vampire and a witch ring the bell with their pumpkin buckets, Ghost Picnic puts three ghosts on a checkered blanket, and the Owl with Witch Hat and Lanterns even wears round glasses. There are no very simple pages for toddlers; most suit kids from about four, and Baking Halloween Cookies, with its tray of ghost and bat cookies and a spider in the corner, works better from five.
In the run-up to October 31, the Halloween Costume Parade page helps settle the big question: vampire, mummy, princess or superhero? Let your child try out colors for this year's costume on paper first. The pumpkins, bats and ghosts from the other coloring pages can be cut out and taped to a window facing the street, ready for the first trick-or-treaters. If your child would like a spooky but friendly story of their own, they can be its hero in a personalized book.
There are no very simple pages in this set. The gentlest are “Trick-or-Treating at the Door”, “Haunted House with a Ghost” and “Scarecrow with a Black Cat”, good for ages 4+.
Nothing in this set is very intricate. There is the most to color in “Baking Halloween Cookies”, “Owl with Witch Hat and Lanterns” and “Cat and Pumpkin on the Fence”.
We create one-of-a-kind stories where your child leads the spooky fun by name.
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