Boo! Don’t be afraid – these friendly spirits are more fun than fright. On this page you will find a spook capacity collection of free printable ghost paintings, perfect for children of all ages. Regardless of whether you are planning a birthday party for Halloween, a birthday party on the subject of the ghost topic or just want something sweet and stupid, you covered these ghost paintings.
Our spirits are available in all possible styles and moods. You will find coloring pages with silly spirits that float in the night sky, ghosts that hide behind pumpkins, trick-or-tating spirits with sweets and even some clad in costumes! These free coloring pages are ideal for classrooms, players or a cozy afternoon at home.
How to use this free printable PDF spirits
To start, click on one of the pictures or left at the bottom. This opens a free Ghost coloring pages in a new tab as a printable PDF. From there you can print out or download it immediately to save for later.
All coloring pages for ghosts are formatted for standard paper in US letter size (8.5 × 11 inches), but also print perfectly on A4 paper. These PDF paintings are super easy for craftsmanship, art time or digital coloring pages such as Procreate or Adobe Fresco on an iPad.
So grab your markings, colorful pencils or colored pens and fill these creepy friends with color!
Entertaining things that have to do with their spirits of coloring pages
As soon as your spirits are completed, do not stop here! There are so many fun and simple DIY handicrafts that you can do with your finished coloring pages. Here are some creative ideas that you can try out at home, in the classroom or at a party:
1. Decoration Girland garland
After coloring a few ghosts, cut out the ghosts (or cut the entire scene). Beat the holes in each spirit with a hole puncher and work with yarn or band. Hang your garland over a wall, a bulletin board in the classroom or over a fireplace to create creepy decorations for Halloween or ghost parties.
Tip: You can also alternate ghosts with pumpkins, bats or stars to mix things!
2. Ghost stick dolls
Transform your ghost coloring pages in puppets to tell stories and do you play. Dye your mind, cut it out and glue it on a craft stick, a straw or an ice cream on the stem. You can make several different spirits and record your own puppet show show. Children can give every spirit a name and a stupid voice!
You can also produce a mini puppet theater from a cardboard box and use it for activities in the classroom or Halloween sketches.
3. Ghost lanterns in the dark
Print and color your mind on normal paper and glue the sheet on a recycled glass or a plastic container. Wrap the coloring pages around the glass and attach it with adhesive tape or glue. Add a battery -operated tealight into the glass and it becomes a bright ghost lantern!
If you want additional glow, you dye your mind with bright crayons or colors. These lanterns are ideal for night light or Halloween decorations.
4. Ghost theme storybooks
Encourage children to write their own ghost history with their coloring pages as inspiration. After coloring your ghost scene, you can write a short story under or on the back of the paper. Put several pages together to create a class book or a Ghost story brochure.
Together the pages together and make a homemade cover for a cute little souvenir.
5. Haunted House Diorama
Use a shoe box or a small cardboard box to create a haunted scene. Color and cut out ghosts, then glue them together with additional decorations such as cotton construction clouds, pipe cleaning trees or paper bats.
Children can let ghosts fly by attaching them to the cord or curved paper clips. It is a super fun opportunity to bring your colored pages to life in 3D!
6. Ghost window clings
After coloring a mind on thin white paper, follow the ghost shape with clear glue or swollen color on wax paper. Let it dry completely. Then carefully peel the glue shape and glue it to a window. These simple ghost windows are reusable and look fantastic when the sun is through.
Try to sketch the mind with black glue for a strong cartoon effect!
7. Trick-OR-TREAT pockets
Print your favorite spirits on sticker paper (or simply use regular paper and glue). As soon as you are colored, cut out the ghost and put it in a simple paper bag or a shopping bag. These make fantastic DIY-Trick-OR-Treat bags for Halloween night. Add the name of each child up to make it personally!
You can also use the colored ghosts as party preliminary proposals BAG Decorations.
8. Ghost memory game
Print and color two copies of the individual spirits (reduce them to smaller sizes if you want). Cut out every ghost and glue it on the box. Turn them all opposite and play a classic memory game for memory. Whoever finds most of the ghosts wins!
To make it more difficult, try to use ghosts with small differences in your drawings so that the players have to look closely.
9. Spooky classroom bulletin board
Use the finished coloring pages to create a huge classroom display for Halloween. Add cut spirits that fly through the sky or dance in a haunted house. Children will love to exhibit their works of art, and it gives every school corridor or classroom a festive look.
Add students under every spirit to make it particularly funny and personal.
10. Ghost magnets
Cut it out after coloring a mind and glue it to a piece of thin cardboard (like a cereal box). Glue a small magnet backwards and now you have a ghost magnet for your refrigerator or your locker!
You can even laminate them first to keep them longer or turn them into seasonal magnets for every vacation.
11. Ghost bookmarks
Dye your Ghost page, cut out a vertical strip with a ghost image and glue it on the box. Laminate if you want to keep it for a long time. Punch a hole on top and tie a band for a finishing touch. These Ghost bookmarks make great little gifts for classmates or Halloween party enthusiasts.
Leave children their names or a creepy sentence like “Boo!” Write or write a creepy sentence. or “Read when you dare!”
12. Ghost puzzle game
After coloring, glue the Ghost page on thin cardboard and cut them into puzzle parts. Children can cut their own puzzle or have an adult helped. You can even challenge friends to put it together as soon as possible.
Store the parts in a zipper bag to achieve repeated game.
These coloring pages for ghosts are more than just to color – they open up tons of creative ways to learn, play and decorate the children! Regardless of whether you are looking for Halloween fun or just love cute ghosts, you can print as many as you want, and try all sorts of crafts and activities.
When you get started, just click on the coloring pages you like. The printable PDF is opened in a new tab that is ready for downloading or printing. Have fun creating your own Haunted world with ghostish creations!
