Enter a creepy and yet funny world with this collection of Haunted House coloring pages! Regardless of whether you are preparing for Halloween, planning a topic party or simply loving all creepy and cool things, these coloring pages are perfect for children and adults. From high -towering haunted windows with creaking windows to small, uncanny huts, which are surrounded by bats, spirits and pumpkins, you will find a variety of haunted house scenes that you can bring to life with color.
Some of the free printable spook house paintings offer detailed designs for older children and adults who use a challenge, while others are simple and playful for younger children. They will recognize doors, flying witches, jack-o ‘lanterns, black cats, skeletons and even friendly spirits from the windows with a spinning. With so many options you can enjoy hours of coloring at home, in classrooms or during Halloween parties.
How to use the printable spook house coloring pages
Getting started is super easy! Simply click on one of the persecuted house pictures below and a PDF is opened in a new tab. From there you can either download the file to your device or print it immediately. All coloring pages of the haunted house are designed in such a way that they correspond to standard -us -letters paper paper, but they are also ideal for A4 paper sizes.
You can print them out as often as you want so that everyone in the family can enjoy their own creepy coloring pages. If you prefer digital art, you can also open the PDFs on an iPad or tablet and color with an app.
Entertaining things that you can do with your spook house painting templates
Here are some creative craft ideas and activities that you can try out after coloring your haunted pages. These projects are perfect for Halloween decorations, handicrafts or only fun family time at home.
1. Haunted house window decorations
After painting your haunted leaves, cut them out and glue them to your windows. When the lights are in their house at night, the Haunted House-silhouettes shine and create a creepy effect for trick-or-reader outside. You can even withdraw the coloring pages with colored fabric paper so that they look like stone windows.
2. Diy Haunted House Garland
Print and dye several spook house painting templates and then cut them out. Punch small holes into the tip and thread them on a cord or a piece of yarn. Hang the garland over a fireplace, classroom wall or over a door for homemade Halloween decoration. You can even mix ghosts, pumpkins or bats from your coloring pages for additional variety.
3. Haunted House Trick-Or-Treat bags
Print and color smaller versions of the coloring house’s coloring pages and glue them on simple paper bags. Children can use these decorated pockets for trick-or-animals or to hold Halloween-Party enthusiasts. Adding stickers, glitter or lights in the dark makes the bags even more festive and funny.
4. Belested stories starters
After ending a haunted templates, they encourage children to invent a creepy story about what happens inside. Who lives in the haunted house? Why are the spirits there? This is transformed into creative writing activity and makes it a perfect project for classrooms or family storytelling near Halloween.
5. Haunted House Party Invitations
Reduce the Haunted House coloring pages at half size before printing. Fold them in cards after coloring and write party details in it. These make unique, handmade invitations for Halloween parties, school events or even Neighborhood Trick-OR-Treat nights.
6. Glühen-in-the-Dark-Gukhaus art
As soon as you have colored a haunted leaf, outline parts of the image with bright color or markings. When the lights are switched off, the windows, ghosts and pumpkins shine scary and make this a great decoration for a dark room or a Halloween night exhibition.
7. Haunted House puzzles
Dye a haunted side of the haunt, glue it onto a piece of cardboard and then cut it into puzzle parts. You can make it easy for younger children with large shapes or cut more detailed pieces for older children. This DIY puzzle is an entertaining way to reuse your coloring pages and can be kept in a pocket for the future game.
8. 3D haunted house pop-up craft
After coloring your haunted side of your spook house, cut the main house shape and glue it to a piece of folded construction paper, whereby only attach the sides. Leave the middle of the house so that it jumps out when the paper is opened. Add cut spirits, bats or pumpkins for a 3D Halloween card or decoration.
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Choose a coloring pages with a large haunted house or a creepy character near the windows. After coloring, cut out eye holes and attach a cord or an elastic ribbon to create a simple Halloween mask. These are great for children who can wear during parties or school celebrations.
10. Gaumslanterns
Dye a haunted side of the haunt and then glue it around the outside of a glass glass or plastic cup. Place a battery -powered tea light (never a real candle for security) and watch your haunted house glow from the inside. These lanterns look fantastic when they are placed on veranda, window floors or as a table center for the Halloween night.
11. Haunted House Book Covers
Print a large spook house painting and use it as a book cover for school notes. Children can personalize their books with creepy designs and at the same time protect their covers. Adding stickers, Washi band or glitter makes each unique.
12. Haunted House Board Game
Transform your coloring pages into a Halloween board game! Draw a way to the haunted house and use cubes and small toys as playing. Every colored haunted house page can be part of the game board, with creepy “traps” and “bonuses” on the way.
13. Haunted House Mobile
Cut out colored spook house pictures together with bats, spirits and pumpkins. Attach them to strings and hang them up from a wire bracket or tires to create a dangling Halloween cell phone. This makes an entertaining decoration for classrooms, bedrooms or living room.
14. Haunted house gift packaging
Use your colored haunted pages as a packaging paper for small Halloween gifts or party presentations. This is particularly suitable for wrapping sweets, mini toys or small treats. Tie with orange or black band for a festive note.
15. Haunted House Bulletin Board Display
The teachers can dye the students from pupils at the haunted pages and then create a large bulletin board display in the classroom. Add building paper, stars and pumpkins around the houses to make a huge Halloween city scene. This is a great cooperation project for the entire class.
