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Can you count the spiders?
Click on the picture below
to print out our Halloween colouring in page. A number of spiders are also hidden in the picture for your child to find.
Happy Halloween 2011!
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Celebrating Halloween
Look below for our printable Halloween resources. We try and create new ones whenever we can. We hope you enjoy them and that you and your family have a very happy Halloween! |
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Cut and Colour: Witch and Her Wardrobe:
Colour and cut out the witch and her clothes, then try the different outfits on her. This resource should be printed onto card. |
Cut and Colour: Pumpkin Coasters:
Planning a Halloween party this year? Get your children to cut and colour these coasters. Great to decorate a table or place around the house for your guest to put drinks on. Best printed onto card. |
Monster in the Wardrobe: I'm moving out!
Does your child worry about a monster in his or her wardrobe? Use this note to let them know he has given up trying to scare them and is moving out. |
Monster Chore Chart Print this monster chore chart as a fun way to help your child keep track of his or her weekly chores. |
Party Invitation: Halloween
Free printable invitations for your Halloween party. |
Halloween Certificate from the Tooth Fairy
Help the Tooth Fairy encourage your child to keep his or her teeth clean with this printable Award for Brushing Teeth Over Halloween! |
Colouring In: Northern Witch
Free printable colouring in page of the Northern Witch on her broomstick. |
Certificate: Monster-Free Bedroom
Free printable certificate to let your your child knows his or her bedroom is a monster-free zone! Hope you find it useful. |
Halloween Letter From Santa Claus
This is a special, out of season letter from Santa Claus to say Happy Halloween and remember to be be good between Halloween and Christmas! It's a fun way to encourage good behaviour. |
Colouring In: Happy Halloween!
Why not colour in this picture of a pumpkin and give to someone special to hang on their wall this Halloween? |
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Halloween falls on the 31st of October every year and has its origins in Celtic myth. It is traditionally when all the darker spirits are out and about walking the earth - but these days it is much more lighthearted and fun. Carving pumpkins, dressing up, apple bobbing and trick or treating are just a few of the many amusing activities to be enjoyed by children on this magical night.