Halloween this year is going to look a little different for us all. Things may be a bit different, but we’re trying to roll with the punches and use the situation as an excuse for us all to enjoy the spooky Halloween fun in new ways this year with our little ones – whether that means dressing up and enjoying the holiday at home with some fun family activities, or taking part in a local pumpkin trail with your own sweets ready for your little ones to enjoy while you socially distance.
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Free Halloween colouring in sheets for all ages
As we’re all likely to be spending more time at home with our little ones this half-term, we thought it would be fun to create some free child-friendly Halloween-themed colouring in sheets and fun printables ready for your family to enjoy over the break.
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These ‘creepy’ colouring in pages are sure to make a perfect Halloween crafting activity for children of all ages. Click here for a cute cat colouring in sheet, or here for a fun Halloween pattern to colour in.
Make your own Halloween goodie bags
These adorable Happy Halloween goodie bags are great for storing your little one’s candy and will be fun to make together. Simply use a sheet of A4 paper for a small bag, or a sheet of A3 paper for a larger bag, and follow the simple instructions here to make your own spooktacular Halloween goodie bags.
Wishing you all a happy Halloween!