Halloween Worksheets for Preschool & Kindergarten
Pumpkins to trace, ghosts to count, bats to draw and a haunted house maze. Every set here is free to print in US Letter or A4, with no sign-up.
Browse the Halloween setsWe built this page so you don’t have to hunt through the site in the busiest week of the fall. Every Halloween printable we’ve made is below, from first scribbles for 3-year-olds to sight words and early math for kindergarten. Each set is a few pages on one skill, so you can print exactly what your child or class needs today.
Not sure where to begin? Skip down to Where to Start and pick by age.
All Halloween Worksheet Sets
Halloween Tracing Worksheets
Trace bats, ghosts, pumpkins and witch hats to build pencil control.
Easy Halloween Coloring Pages
Big, simple shapes for little hands, plus two color by number pages.
Halloween Cutting Practice
Straight, zigzag and wavy lines, then cut-and-glue projects.
Halloween Matching Worksheets
Shadows, halves, odd one out and a memory card game.
Halloween Counting Worksheets
Count and circle, ten frames and spooky I Spy counting.
Halloween Dot to Dot
Connect the numbers to reveal a cat, a bat or a haunted house.
Halloween Pattern Worksheets
AB, AAB and ABC patterns, size patterns and a cut-and-paste page.
Halloween Maze Worksheets
Help ghosts, bats and pumpkins find their way home.
Halloween Alphabet Worksheets
Letter hunts, beginning sounds, an ABC maze and an ABC dot to dot.
Halloween Sight Words Worksheets
Trace, find, color and build sentences with the, see, can and more.
Halloween Measurement Worksheets
Tallest candles, longer brooms and measuring with candy corn.
Halloween Addition & Subtraction
Ten frames, word problems and fact families for older kids.
Ghost Directed Drawing
Draw a friendly ghost in six simple steps.
Jack-o’-Lantern Directed Drawing
Step-by-step pumpkin faces, from happy to spooky.
Where to Start
US Letter or A4?
US Letter (8.5 x 11 in)
The standard paper size in the United States and Canada. Pick this if you buy paper in the US.
A4 (210 x 297 mm)
Used almost everywhere else, including the UK, Europe, India and Australia.
A Simple Five-Day Halloween Plan
Want to spread things out over the week? Here’s one easy way to do it, about 15 minutes a day.
| Monday | Warm up with tracing, then color one coloring page. |
| Tuesday | Count pumpkins with the counting pages and finish a dot to dot. |
| Wednesday | Letter day: alphabet pages for younger kids, sight words for kindergarten. |
| Thursday | Thinking games: patterns, matching or a maze. |
| Friday | Party day: cut and build a jack-o’-lantern and a ghost drawing. |
Easy Ways to Use These Printables
- Morning work: one page on each desk while kids settle in.
- Centers: slide mazes, matching and pattern pages into dry-erase sleeves and reuse them all week.
- Class party: coloring pages and memory cards keep a table busy between games.
- At home: a quiet page before trick-or-treating helps excited kids calm down.
- Save ink: every page is black and white with no big dark areas.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Halloween worksheets really free?
Yes. Everything on this page is free for personal and classroom use. Please don’t sell the files or upload them to another site. If you want to share, send a link to this page.
What ages are the Halloween worksheets for?
Most sets are for ages 3 to 6, preschool through kindergarten. The addition and subtraction set also works for early first grade.
Are the pages too scary for little kids?
No. The ghosts smile, the bats have friendly faces and nothing is gory. They’re made for young children and mixed classrooms.
Do I need to sign up or log in to download?
No. Open a set, press Download or Print under the page you want, and pick your paper size.
Can I print them in color?
You can, but you don’t need to. The pages are designed for black and white printing, and kids add the color themselves.
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