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Fall & Halloween coloring pages

Ten original autumn and Halloween sheets: smiling pumpkins, a waving ghost, a cute bat, a cat with a bow, a friendly witch, a crooked house, trick-or-treat friends, a scarecrow, apple picking, and woodland animals among leaves. Age labels help you match a short sit or a longer coloring session.

11 printable sheets on this shelf.

About fall & halloween coloring pages

Use this shelf for a harvest afternoon or a classroom Halloween table. Preschool pages keep three smiling pumpkins, a waving ghost, a cute bat with open wings, and a child reaching for apples. Ages 6–8 add a cat with a bow, a witch holding a broom, a scarecrow in wheat, and two friends in pumpkin and cat costumes. The crooked house under a crescent moon and the squirrel, owl, and fox among falling leaves give older colorists more small shapes to fill. These are original drawings with kind faces.

Ages 3–5 sheets use large pumpkins, a simple ghost, a bat, and a child picking apples. Ages 6–8 add a sitting cat, a witch with a flowered hat, trick-or-treat costumes, and a scarecrow with pumpkins. The 9–12 house and woodland pages have more windows, leaves, and small regions. Use the age label as a practical starting point.

Activity ideas

  • Sort the pumpkin, apple-picking, and scarecrow pages into a harvest pile, then color the ghost, bat, and costumed friends as a Halloween pile.
  • Print the three smiling pumpkins and the apple-picking page as a matching fall pair for two kids at the same table.
  • After coloring the cute bat or a pumpkin, cut out the shape and glue it onto scrap paper as a simple autumn card.

Printing guidance

Print at actual size on US Letter so witch hats, broom tips, pumpkin stems, and bat wings stay on the page. Ordinary copy paper works for crayons; place a spare sheet underneath if you expect marker bleed-through.

Questions

Can I print these fall and Halloween pages at home?
Yes. Download the PNG from any sheet and print on ordinary US Letter paper at actual size. Download and print do not require an account.
Which pages are simpler for younger kids?
Look for the ages 3–5 label: the three smiling pumpkins, the waving ghost, the cute bat, and the child picking apples use larger shapes. The crooked house and the woodland animals among leaves are labeled 9–12 for a longer sit.
Are these Halloween pages friendly for young children?
Yes. The ghost waves and smiles, the bat has large pointed ears and open wings, and the house sits under a crescent moon with a playful crooked roof. Costumes stay simple — a pumpkin and a cat — and faces stay kind.