My kids always get excited for Halloween way before the day is even close. I like to give them fun, no-prep worksheets like these, where they can practice number recognition, color words and fine motor skills while coloring fun pictures of pumpkins, witches, Frankenstein and bats.
These FREE Halloween Color by Number sheets are great for preschool and kindergarten kids to color on their own.
For preschoolers or children who can't read color words, I recommend that you color the crayons at the top of the page before giving it to the child so that they know which colors to use.
There are 4 pages included in this set:
- Pumpkin/jack-o-lantern
- Witch
- Frankenstein
- Bats
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ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic way to get the kids excited for Halloween! These color-by-number worksheets seem both fun and educational, perfect for fostering those essential skills. Speaking of festive fun, if you’re into creative activities, check out Football Bros for more engaging ideas! Football Bros offers lots of activities that can keep the excitement rolling year-round. Happy coloring!
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ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic idea to combine Halloween fun with learning! My kids also love color by number activities, especially when they can practice their skills while creating spooky art. It’s amazing how much they can learn while having fun! Speaking of fun, if you’re considering some active play after coloring, you might want to introduce them to dreadhead parkour as a way to burn off that excitement!
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ReplyDeleteOkay, so my kids are already planning their Halloween costumes... and this color-by-number thing is a brilliant way to subtly introduce some early learning! It's a fantastic, low-stakes way to engage them with numbers and colors. 🎃👻🦇
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Okay, so Halloween's already got your kids hyped? Bless your heart! Color-by-number is a fantastic way to channel that energy into learning – and maybe prevent a sugar-fueled meltdown before trick-or-treating even begins. 🎃
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Seriously? Halloween color by number? My kids are already plotting elaborate costume schemes *months* in advance. This is a fantastic way to subtly nudge them toward early learning without inducing a full-blown panic attack. 🎃👻
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Haha, the early Halloween excitement is a real thing! It's great these color-by-number pages are a fun way to sneak in some learning disguised as spooky fun. Kids are surprisingly good at working on their fine motor skills when they're having a blast, right?
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