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Easy Halloween Coloring Pages

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Easy Halloween Coloring page

In previous posts, I’ve introduced many Halloween coloring pages that may be a little hard for smaller kids, so here are more Halloween coloring sheets that are much easier and more suitable for smaller kids. Unlike the other coloring sheets, these coloring pages have simpler outline drawing and objects. I’ve also added additional Halloween theme alphabet character coloring pages such as H is for Halloween, P is for Pumpkin, G is for Ghost, and W is for Witch coloring pages. Happy Halloween! Boo!

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Halloween Coloring Pages

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Halloween Coloring page

Halloween is one of the most popular holidays and possibly the most favorite holiday for kids. Both of my kids consider Halloween as their second favorite holiday just after Christmas because they had a chance to celebrate it at school (Halloween costume party or parade) and at home in the neighborhood. Halloween is perhaps the only occasion where kids can do trick-or-treating and get to eat candies, much more than they’re allowed to on a regular day. On this special day, kids (and adults, too) have a chance to dress up and disguise as any character they love from a cute pumpkin to a beautiful fairy, from a wicked witch to a beautiful princess, from a pirate to a super hero, or anything in between.

Hopefully, these coloring pages in the series of Halloween-theme coloring pages will make it even more fun for your kids.

For smaller kids, you can try these easy Halloween coloring pages.

Happy Halloween & Happy Coloring! Boo!

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Monsters Inc Coloring Pages

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Monsters Inc movie coloring sheet

Halloween was yesterday. While adults might have been watching really scary monster movies during this time, I let my kids watch the movie Monsters Inc. again and its sequel Monsters University. These movies are not really for Halloween, but because they are about Monsters (very cute ones, most of them more exactly), so I guess it’s good for the occasion. Monsters Inc is a pretty old movie – released in 2001, and its sequel Monsters Inc 2 or Monsters University was released more recently in 2013. The movies, however, are still good every time we watch them.

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Cookie Monster Coloring Pages

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Cookie Monster coloring sheet

In my latest post Cookie coloring pages, I’ve posted some Cookie Monster coloring pictures. Since then, my kids asked for more Cookie Monster images to make some sort of a book of Sesame Street characters. So this is for their little project of their own, and for your little one.

Although I have different posts about Elmo coloring pictures, and Big Bird coloring sheets, I’ve just realized that I’ve never had a post about Cookie Monster own its own. I guess I can do better because Cookie Monster deserves more. Hope your little ones enjoy coloring these series of Cookie Monster coloring sheets.

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Halloween Witch Coloring Sheets

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Halloween Witch Coloring page

Continuing with the same theme of my previous post about Halloween coloring pages, here are some more, but a little more specific: Halloween witches. Some of these coloring sheets are more complex and scary, and perhaps more suitable for bigger kids, while the others are simple and less scary and possibly more suitable for younger ones. Happy Hallowwen & happy coloring! Boo!

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Halloween House Coloring Pages

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Halloween House Coloring page

Following the same theme of my previous post about Halloween coloring pages pages, here are some more, but a little more specific: Halloween house, haunted house or scary house coloring sheets. Most of these coloring sheets are more complex, and perhaps more suitable for bigger kids who are more patient and can pay more attention to details. Now, just because it’s a scary house doesn’t mean it has to be black; encourage your kids to explore different colors or different shades of the same colors to provide more vibrant and contrast results. Boo!

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