Smiling Pumpkin and Candy
easy
Halloween Coloring Pages
Smiling ghosts paint pumpkins, play music and tend a garden; other pages show friendly bats and children in costumes. Halloween is on October 31, and customs vary by place. Pick a page to download, print or save as a free PDF.
Themes
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Coloring Pages
Halloween Costume Parade
detailed
Friendly Bat and Moon
easy
Friendly Spider and Web
medium
Kitten in the Pumpkin Patch
easy
A Friendly Ghost Reads
medium
Little Witch Blowing Halloween Bubbles
medium
Making a Paper Pumpkin Lantern
medium
Halloween Cookies and Cupcake
easy
Scarecrow with Halloween Candy
medium
Smiling Pumpkins in a Wagon
medium
Friendly Pumpkin Cottage
detailed
Choose your Halloween picture
Start with a smiling character or a scene with more to notice. These pages are for coloring on paper, not pumpkin-carving patterns.
One smiling pumpkin
Broad pumpkin sections are easy to find. Candy wrappers and the stem add smaller areas if you want to continue.
Smiling Pumpkin and Candy →
A friendly story scene
A ghost reads beside a pumpkin and sleeping cat. Start with the book; the shelves and window add details for later.
A Friendly Ghost Reads →
A bat against the moon
The wings, crescent and stars make distinct shapes. Color the moon first to separate it from the bat.
Friendly Bat and Moon →Purple wings and a golden moon
Use the bat-and-moon page. This playful palette is optional; the bat does not need realistic colors.
Suggested color example
- 1. Purple wings
- 2. Gold moon
- 3. Pale blue stars
- Color the bat’s wing sections purple.
- Color the crescent moon gold.
- Try pale blue on the stars and leave the sky white.
Display the full sheet on a backing card. You do not need to cut around the wing tips.
More selection and activity ideas
Choose a page
For broader spaces, try the smiling bat or ghost gardener. Costume parades, the ghost greenhouse and pumpkin buildings have more clothing patterns, leaves and small background details.
Try it together
Give each pumpkin a different friendly face with your colors. Arrange the finished pages as a Halloween display, or tell a short story about the characters' costumes.