Anyone who enjoys Halloween homeschooling resources and classroom activities has spent at least some time online searching for free Halloween printables. Lucky for you, today I’ve rounded up some of the best!

Halloween printables serve as a fantastic tool to incorporate in classrooms, blending the festive spirit with educational content in a manner that is both engaging and informative for students.

The vibrant themes, characters, and elements associated with Halloween, such as pumpkins, witches, and ghosts, naturally captivate children’s attention, making the learning process more enjoyable and effective. Printables, which might range from coloring pages and crafts to educational worksheets, can be tailored to various age groups and learning levels, ensuring that the content is age-appropriate and aligns with educational objectives.

Halloween-themed printable worksheets can seamlessly integrate learning with the playful and imaginative essence of the holiday. For instance, math worksheets might feature spooky characters to make problem-solving more engaging, while language arts activities could revolve around creating stories involving Halloween elements, thereby fostering creativity and enhancing writing skills. Incorporating Halloween-themed printables even aids in developing fine motor skills through activities like coloring, cutting, and pasting.

Not only that, these printable activities also provide opportunities for social interaction and collaborative learning when students engage in group activities, such as games and craft projects.

Whether you’re looking for easy Halloween coloring pages, Halloween worksheets, Halloween crafts, or just fun and free printable Halloween games, this collection is sure to serve you well.

The spooky holiday is coming and with our collection of fun and free Halloween printables, making your holiday lesson plans will be a million times easier and more fun!

In the guide below, you’ll find printable Halloween activities and worksheets for kids of all ages, from kindergarten through high school. This guide has also been fully updated for 2023 to include the latest and greatest printables available now to help you and your kids get in the Halloween spirit.

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Looking for a fun and festive way to sneak some learning into your homeschooling or regular school classroom this Halloween? Check out these great free Halloween printables!

There are many ways to use free Halloween printable worksheets and activities in your lessons during this festive season.

One option is to incorporate them into lessons on art or language arts. The Halloween-themed graphics and fonts may be perfect for creating works of art, such as drawings, paintings, or sculptures.

Alternatively, you can utilize free Halloween printables as word games or cloze exercises to help reinforce key vocabulary words related to this holiday.

You could also use these printable materials as flashcards for memorizing facts about the history of Halloween or common symbols associated with the holiday, like jack-o’-lanterns and candy corn.

No matter how you choose to use them, these freely available resources can be a great addition to your homeschool toolkit this fall!

From spooky lesson plans to supplemental activities, these printables are a great way to add some holiday fun to your homeschooling routine. And what’s more, they’re perfect for rainy days or days when you just need a break from the usual routine.

So go ahead and print out a few sheets – your homeschoolers are sure to have a blast with them!

Ready to get started? Check out the full list of Halloween printable activities and worksheets below…

If your kids like Halloween, they are guaranteed to LOVE these free Halloween printables!

These spooky Halloween shades are fun for little kids! Just print the pages, cut them out, and voila! Your own paper sunglasses with a Halloween twist!

These free Halloween bookmarks will make the perfect addition to your child's favorite book! Just slip them between the pages and you'll never lose your spot again. Perfect for kids of all ages!

Who doesn't love a good Halloween game? This free Halloween charades printable will have your kids playing and laughing as a group in no time. This is another fun Halloween activity that students in all grade levels can enjoy.

This super cute ghosts and pumpkins coloring page is the perfect addition to any Halloween plans! This is a great activity for elementary students.

This free Halloween roll and write activity packet includes everything you need to help your child write their very own Halloween-themed creative story! Get started with storytelling with this free printable writing activity.

Your kids will love these fun Halloween math worksheets! Complete the zombie addition problems and have a spooky good time. Perfect for younger students!

Do you have a young kid who is working on fine motor skills? Develop and practice pencil skills with these! These would also make a fun Halloween party activity for toddlers and preschoolers.

This 5 senses learning activity is so much fun! Who doesn't love a Halloween printable that is also educational? This is a great worksheet for younger children who are just learning about their senses.

If your kids like arts and crafts, they are going to love these free monster hand puppet templates. Just print out the templates, follow the instructions, and soon you’ll have your very own Halloween puppets! Perfect for Halloween time.

If your kids like playing dress up or using their imaginations, they are going to love these fun Halloween crowns.

Download and print the free paper templates and soon you’ll be well on your way to creating 5 of the best Halloween paper crowns you’ve ever seen! Wear these at your next Halloween party or while you're out trick or treating.

This mini unit study all about scarecrows is a great way to add some education into your Halloween celebrations. But just because it’s mini doesn’t mean it’s not packed full of useful information.

This is a high-quality unit study that includes academic concepts, related success principles. attention activities, suggested field trips, fun ideas and activities for a Happy Halloween, and more! 

Have an older elementary student? These Halloween 2 digit by 2 digit multiplication color by number worksheets are perfect for them! Who said Halloween printables were just for little kids?

This Halloween activities packet is super easy and perfect for young kids who want to enjoy some Halloween fun! Included are more than 6 pages of activities for kids.

Build a witch, solve the pattern, enjoy a word search, find a word for each letter of the alphabet, and more. And the best part is it’s completely free!

Just download, print, and enjoy.

One of our family’s favorite things to do together is watch movies, and this is especially true around the holidays. Does your family enjoy seasonal movies as well?

If your family is prone to enjoying the occasional family movie night, then check out this list of Halloween movies that are perfect for kids and families (nothing too scary or too babyish). And if you want to make it a month-long thing, there’s a free Halloween movie BINGO included so you can check off each spooky movie as you go along. Enjoy!

One of the simplest ways to combine learning with the season is by observing and learning about activities you are already going to be enjoying.

Bring some science and STEM into your seasonal adventures! This pumpkin investigation activity makes that easy!

I put together a 36-page Halloween coloring book for you!

This book is filled with fun Halloween coloring pages, including haunted houses, trick-or-treaters, cauldrons, frogs, vampires, and more! These free coloring pages are a little bit spooky but a whole lot of fun. Younger kids in particular will love these.

If I’m being honest, I’ll definitely admit that I prefer Dia De Los Muertos over Halloween. I already had strong leanings, but the Disney movie Coco just pushed me over the edge. So when I had the opportunity to create my own Dia De Los Muertos coloring pages, I couldn’t resist!

Scattergories is one of my favorite word games and this Halloween version is no exception. Play a challenging and engaging word game with your kiddos this Halloween.

This free Halloween fill-in-the-blank copywork page is reminiscent of the old-school Mad Libs activities and is Halloween themed for your child’s educational Halloween adventures.

Symmetry pages are fun for kids of all ages. Plus, they are a sneaky way to get some learning in. Practice logic, problem-solving, and critical thinking with these fun activities. Included are pages for left and right-handed kiddos.

This word list game is super simple but is a great way to practice reading, vocabulary, and critical thinking with your kiddos. Just go through the list and see if you can come up with a Halloween term that begins with every letter of the alphabet.

Here at my house, we all think mystery worksheets are the coolest things. They are a convenient way to practice math skills while having fun! Artsyfartsymama.com has some super cute Halloween-themed multiplication mystery worksheets for you to print out and enjoy.

Amy from rockyourhomeschool.net has a lot of free printables for homeschoolers, and this ABC practice page is one of my favorites. See if your kids can come up with a word to match every letter of the alphabet – and all with a Halloween theme!

Word searches are a great way for kids to practice spelling and these Halloween word searches are free for you to print and enjoy. Your kids won’t even realize they’re learning! 

Sudoku is a popular game for adults these days. So popular, in fact, that kid-friendly sudoku puzzles are starting to pop up all over the place. And these Halloween sudoku pages are a fun way to practice math and logic skills with a seasonal twist. 

Thistinybluehouse.com also has a cute Halloween word search game for kids to enjoy. This one is geared for younger elementary aged kids and is very cute.

Christina from Rabbit Trails has a fun mini Halloween unit study that also includes some printable scripture cards you can add to your Halloween candy this year.

Practicing creative writing is an important part of a child’s education, but sometimes it can be difficult to come up with things to write about.

That’s why the internet is filled with wonderful writing prompts and ideas, including these Halloween-themed writing prompts from wheredmysanitygo.com.

Geezgwen.com has these super cool roll-a-story Halloween activities that are perfect for practicing writing skills! Kids roll the die to determine things such as character, setting, conflict, and so on. It’s such a clever idea!

Lorenaylennox.com has made it easy for you to practice Spanish with your kids this Halloween, using this free printable Spanish activities packet. Spanish is one of the most popular languages in the world and you will be doing your kids a service by helping them learn to speak this language.

Not only will this activity help your kiddos learn how to count, but it will also increase their fine motor skills. And it’s absolutely free.

If your little ghouls and witches are going to grow up to be expert potion makers, they are going to need to perfect their math skills and this preschool math pack from wheredmysanitygo.com is a good way to get your little ones practicing their math skills.

Bring some Halloween fun into your preschool and download your pack today.

Little ones who are just learning about numbers will get a kick out of this Halloween freebie from team-cartwright.com. Inside you’ll find counting games and number activities that are perfect for little ones.

This 5-page learning pack from thesehungrykids.com is perfect for preschoolers and kindergartners. Inside you’ll find candy counting practice, spelling practice, eye-spy activities, and more. How many spider webs can your child find? What will your jack-o-lantern look like?

Kitchentableclassroom.com has these super cute haunted house printables that are a lot of fun for little artists. Draw and color your perfect haunted house and then follow the instructions to make your house stand up on its own.

These would make fun vintage Halloween party decorations for your child’s room when they’re done too.

Printablesfairy.com has these adorable Halloween masks that your kids can print, cut, and color. Then they can play dress-up to their hearts’ content! Aren’t these just the cutest?

Little artists will also get a kick out of these big mouth drawing prompts from kitchentableclassroom.com. Print out your pages, draw teeth, tongues, or whatever else, then follow the instructions to make your monsters’ mouths move! These are super fun.

Some of my favorite craft ideas involve paper plates, partly because paper plates are inexpensive and always on hand (at least for me) and partly because they are durable and simple.

Now your kids can turn paper plates into pumpkins with these instructions from firefliesandmudpies.com.

Monsters are an expected part of Halloween and these cut and paste monster faces take a fun and simple craft idea and make it simple for even those with minimal crafting skills.

Just print out the template and have your kids cut out the preferred monster face parts. Now paste them onto their monster heads and Voila! Simple and child-friendly Halloween craft activity that’s ideal for kids.

If you’re planning on doing any kind of pumpkin carving this year, these pumpkin carving templates will serve you well. No longer do you have to free-hand your jack-o-lanterns, ending up with generic shapes as facial features. 

These templates will step up your pumpkin carving game with minimal effort. (Or as minimal effort as pumpkin carving ever is.) 

Amy from rockyourhomeschool.net has these super cute printables to help kids turn toilet paper rolls into Halloween monsters. These are so cute and simple, even somebody who isn't very good at crafts could enjoy them!

A matching game is oftentimes a preschooler’s first educational activity. There is a lot to be learned from matching activities such as critical thinking skills, hand-eye coordination, and increased memory, just to name a few. 

Sciencesparks.com has a printable list of science experiments you can enjoy this October. It’s kind of like a bucket list, plus she includes instructions for each activity.

Preschoolers will enjoy learning simple skills with this printable Halloween packet from darcyandbrian.com. Inside you will find opportunities for scissors practice, tracing practice, rhyming, number recognition, and more, all with a Halloween theme.

Do your kids like playing BINGO? Why not try a Halloween BINGO activity with your kids?

Here are some more free BINGO sheets. You can use buttons, pebbles, bits of paper, or even candy corn or MNM’s as the markers. Feel free to play again and again!

Mazes are a super fun activity for kids of all ages, including older kids and teens. Brightcolormom.com has a HUGE pack of Halloween mazes that are appropriate for varying skill levels, which I found extra convenient.

These are a great way to keep kids busy and entertained for hours while you work on something else.

Momwifebusylife.com has another super cute Halloween packet – and this one is pumpkin themed! Inside this activity packet, you will find pages of dot-to-dots, mazes, word searches, tracing, and even cutting practice.

Spaceshipsandlaserbeams.com has this super fun Halloween game for kids of all ages. Have you ever played Would You Rather? It’s a fun way to get kids thinking and giggling, while also getting to know them a little better.

Steampoweredfamily.com has this super cute bats and cats themed activity packet for kiddos to print out and enjoy. There are playdough mats, dot-to-dot pages, spy-and-count activities, and more. This is the perfect Halloween freebie for little kids.

Have you ever done these do-dot activities with your toddlers? They’ve been flying around Pinterest for the last few years and are apparently very popular.

They are also a great way to work on your little one’s hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills. 

Give your kiddos something fun to do while they’re waiting for dinner to be ready with these Disney-themed placemats. Kids can enjoy mazes, tic-tac-toe, and other fun Halloween activities with a Disney twist.

If your preschooler likes eye-spy games, then you’re in luck. This printable is super cute and great for kids to practice attention to detail and critical thinking skills.

Artsyfartsymama.com has printable Halloween booklets for your kids to make and then enjoy. All the fun activities are printed on one piece of paper and when you fold it just right, you end up with a multi-page book. A simple child-friendly activity book.

If your kids like coloring pages, they’re going to love these Halloween bookmarks from artsyfartsymama.com. They are super cute and the perfect size for little ones to color and then stick in their current book.

Scavenger hunts are a great way to enjoy some family bonding time that can be enjoyed anywhere. You can enjoy your scavenger hunt while watching Halloween movies or while walking or driving around your neighborhood. 

If your family is skipping the traditional trick-or-treat festivities this year, you can still enjoy some Halloween festivities at home. Thegrowingcreatives.com has a couple of free printable Halloween ideas for the entire family to enjoy.

There’s a trick-or-treat game, a Halloween scavenger hunt, and a Monster game. 

Halloween charades is a fun activity for groups of varying ages.

In my opinion, you’re never too old to color. Even as an adult, I love spending my time coloring. I’ll color while watching movies or listening to an audiobook, or just while sitting in silence. It’s very soothing for me.

Coloring is also a lot of fun for kids so you’re going to want to grab this pack of 25+ Halloween coloring pages.

Keep the learning going all month long with these other fun Halloween activities for kids!

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