Not long now until that spooky time of year – so we’ve collected a few of our favourite Halloween printables together below. Some are popular every year, others are new additions. Whatever you’re doing on the 31st of October, we hope you have a frighteningly good time!
In the mood to make some Halloween cards? Here are a couple of cute printable ones to write your spooky greetings in:
Or you could write a Happy Halloween message, using our froggy notepaper…
No Trick or Treat Posters
Trick or treating is great fun but it’s fine not to want to take part. You don’t need to give your reasons to opt out but one of the best ways to let trick or treaters know it’s not for you is to put a light-hearted notice up in your window. Here are a few which might help you out.
If you’re looking for some simple paper decorations to hang around the house, you might also like our Halloween ghosts:
Oooo! And before you go, you might like to create some decorative jars full of spooky potion ingredients. If so, why not make use of our Witch’s Pantry Potion Labels. It’s a great way to get your house looking just like a witch’s hovel!
Now that spring is on the way (at least in here in the northern hemisphere), maybe it’s time to get active. Or perhaps you’ve been struck by a sudden need to clear away the cobwebs and spring clean the house. Either way, if you’re hoping to enthuse the kids, you could try rewarding them with one of these fun certificates. If schoolwork is more your child’s thing, there are a couple of certificates for that too. Everyone likes to see their efforts recognised, just print them out and stick the to the wall or fridge.
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Brave as a DragonStrong as a DragonFairy Certificate of Achievement
Looking for some ghosts to print out for Halloween? Here’s our collection. We hope you have fun decorating!
Vampyre Ghost
Bemused Ghost
Printable Ghosts
Crazy-Eyed Ghost
Love-Struck Ghost
Tired Ghost
One great way to use all these different ghost characters is to thread them all along a string. They look great! Oh, and don’t forget that you can also use out blank ghost template to draw your own.
Looking for printables for your Burns Night celebrations? We’ve put all our favourite Robert Burns and Scottish themed decorations (new and old) here in one place. We hope you have lovely evening on January 25th. Here’s to one of Scotland’s finest poets!
Burns Night Party Invitation (large)
Burns Night Party Invitations (4 to a page)
Burns Night Supper Invitation (large)
Burns Night Supper Invitations (4 to a page)
Burns Portrait Party Bag
Scottish Thistle Party Bag
Burns Night Bunting: Poppies and Snow
Burns Supper Bunting: Robert Burns Portrait
Burns Night Bunting: Wee Beastie
Burns Night Bunting: Red Red Rose
Burns Supper Decoration: Black and White Bunting
Burns Supper Decoration: Black and White Bunting
Burns Supper Bunting: Daisy
Scottish Thistle Party Bag – Colour
Frilly Scottish Thistle Cupcake Wrappers (3 to a page)
Scottish Thistle Cupcake Wrappers (3 to a page)
Burns Night Table Place Names
Scottish Thistle Table Place Names
“Address to a Haggis” (Ready to read for Burns Supper)
The Selkirk Grace
The Selkirk Grace
Selkirk Grace
Haggis Colouring Page
Thistles Colouring Page
More Burns Night invitations and printables:
Burns Supper Invitation
Burns Supper Invitation (2 to a page)
Burns Night Invitation – Blank Template
Rabbie Burns Writing
Haggis Supper
Robert Burns
Selkirk Grace Colouring
Wee Timorous Cowering Beastie
What is Burns Night?
Burns Night is a celebration which is held to remember the Scottish poet, Robert Burns. It takes place either on or near his birthday, which is January 25th.
Today, it is celebrated by Scottish people all over the world, often by way of eating a supper which includes a haggis, neeps and tatties. A favoured drink on Burns Night is whisky. Selections of Burns’ poetry are often read out loud, which given his rythmic style and wonderful talent for conjuring up images full of emotion, is a real treat.
If you’ve never been to a Burns Night supper and you get invited to one, go! It’s a great night out.
Fabulous flamingos are everywhere these days and are increasingly popular with children as well as grown-ups. With this in mind, we’ve created a rhyming flamingo treasure hunt, fun for all flamingo-loving kids. It can be used for parties or just as a run-around-the-house game on an ordinary afternoon.
What You Need:
A printer for the clues of course, and some scissors to cut them out. This is an indoor game and we have tried to make sure that the clues only include objects (such as a book or a chair) that exist in any house. You’ll also need some “treasure” to leave with the last clue.
Along with your treasure or prize, you could add a fabulous flamingo certificate for the winner. Obviously, you won’t know who that is until the game takes place, so just make sure you have a pen handy to add the winning child’s name.
If you’d rather not print any images, the text of our clues is below. Just highlight, copy and print.
The prettiest birds To fly through the air Have left their first clue Not far from a chair.
Flamingos like bathing Their feathers so pink, So look for a clue Near a bath or a sink.
When flamingos get tired They rest their soft heads, They’ve left you a clue By somebody’s bed!
Flamingos love sunshine And everything bright! There might be a clue Near some sort of light.
The next one is tough, The flamingos are sure They’ve hidden it well, In the dark of a drawer.
Flamingos are fast, They can fly like a rocket, They’ve dropped the next clue Into somebody’s pocket!
My goodness you’re close, Don’t stop, look, look, look! The flamingos have slid The last clue in a book.
You’ve found it, well done, Give your feathers a shake, What a splendid flamingo You’d certainly make!
More Flamingo Printables
If you’re going the whole hog and throwing a flamingo party, you might find the following resources useful. They’re all free to print out for personal use. We hope you and the children have lots of fantastic flamingo fun.
Flamingos in Water Party bag
Flamingo Party Bag
Flamingo Place Names
Flamingo Sunset Party Bag
Flamingo Sunset Bunting
Flamingo Bunting
Fabulous Flamingo Award
Fantastic Flamingo Award
Flamingo Scrapbook Paper
Finally, we’ve got a couple of pieces of flamingo themed scrapbooking paper below, which might come in useful if you’re making further flamingo resources of your own. For example, they could be helpful if you’re making party place mats. You could also use them as special wrapping paper if you’ve got a flamingo fan in the family.
Flamingo Feathers Scrapbook Paper
Flamingo Feathers Scrapbook Paper
If you’re looking for more treasure hunts, you might like to check out the ones we’ve created for mermaids and pirates.
Make your Easter paper chains early, so that you’ll have lots in store to decorate your home!
It may be early but with the shops already stocking up for Easter, we thought we’d post a quick collection of resources which you might find useful in the run up to that happy spring Sunday. Oh – and in case you’re reading this and thinking to yourself, “When is Easter this year? I must check! we’ve already googled it for you and it’s Sunday, April 16th.
To get back to the point, all the printables below are meant to help children get some fun out of preparing for Easter early, whether it’s through a reminder to be good between now and then from the Easter Bunny, or simply making a mountain of Easter paper chains! We hope you find them useful.