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Easy Halloween drawings for kids

Halloween is the best time of year to draw. These cute, never-too-scary characters include a witch, a mummy, a werewolf, a skeleton and a jack-o’-lantern, each with a free page or a video. They work for classroom parties, rainy October afternoons and costume planning.

  • 15 free lessons & pages
  • 7 books
  • 11 videos
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Three ways to draw Halloween characters

Trace, then colorBest for ages 4 to 6: follow the dotted outline, then add color. Step by stepBuild the drawing in about six easy steps, one shape at a time. Draw by gridCopy one square at a time to get the proportions just right.

Halloween drawing lessons and coloring pages

Witches, mummies, ghosts, vampires, bats and pumpkins to draw, trace and color.

Draw-along Halloween videos

Press play and draw along with Kevin, one step at a time.

How to Draw a Ghost Vampire for HalloweenHow to Draw a Black Cat for HalloweenHow to Draw a Silly Jack-O'-Lantern for HalloweenHow to Draw a SkeletonHow to Draw a Cartoon Witch for HalloweenHow to Draw a Cartoon Mummy for HalloweenHow to Draw a Franken-Ghost for HalloweenHow to Draw a Mischievous Cartoon Werewolf for Halloween

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Halloween drawing books

Each series comes three ways: How to Draw step by step, Trace Then Color for younger kids, and Draw by Grid for careful copying.

Halloween

Spooky Stuff for Halloween

Cartoon Ghosts

Planning a party? These books make great Halloween party favors and classroom gifts.

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Questions about drawing Halloween characters

What are easy Halloween things to draw?

A jack-o’-lantern, a ghost, a bat and a black cat are the easiest: each is one simple shape plus a face. Witches, mummies and skeletons take a few more steps.

Are these Halloween drawings scary?

No. Every character is cute and silly, made for kids about 5 and up.

Can I print these for a Halloween class party?

Yes. Teachers and parents may print the free pages for the whole class or party.

What age are the Halloween drawings for?

Kids about 5 and up. Trace-and-color pages suit ages 3 to 6, and the grid pages are a good challenge for older kids.

Is there one PDF with all the Halloween pages?

Yes. The Halloween pack on the teacher resources page puts every Halloween drawing, tracing and grid page into one printable PDF.

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