Holidays & Celebrations Coloring Pages
111 free coloring pages to color online or print.
Some drawings only make sense on a particular week of the year, and those are the ones collected here. A holiday sheet earns its keep twice over: it fills an afternoon, and the finished picture goes straight on the fridge or the classroom window as decoration nobody had to buy. Right now this section is built around Halloween, treated in the cute-not-creepy register, with smiling pumpkins, a bunny in a cape and a haunted castle that is more charming than alarming. Further dates are added as they come round in the calendar, so it is worth looking a few weeks ahead of the one you are planning for. Teachers tend to use these as a quiet activity at the end of a themed lesson, parents as something to hand over while the costume is still being sewn. Print as many copies as the table needs.
Holiday and Celebration Coloring Pages
Anything tied to a date carries a deadline with it, which is why this part of the site is stocked ahead of the season rather than during it. A sheet printed the week before a party is worth ten printed the morning after.
Halloween, Cute Rather Than Creepy
The Halloween coloring pages set the tone for the whole section. Ghosts smile, the cauldron bubbles harmlessly, the kitten sits inside a pumpkin, and the one genuinely gothic drawing, a castle with bare trees and circling bats, is rated Hard and reads as an adventure rather than a fright. Nothing here will keep a four year old awake.
Using Them in a Classroom or at a Party
These sheets copy well in black and white, so a single print run covers a whole table. Cut the finished pumpkins out and they become window decorations. Difficulty runs from a three-shape sheet a toddler can manage to patterned wings and treat baskets that hold a six year old's attention.
Free, and Ready When You Are
There is no charge, no account and no waiting on a download. Send the drawing to the printer, or color it in the browser tool if the plan is to email it to a grandparent instead. Between holidays, the Mickey Mouse coloring pages keep the crayons busy.
Two collections here now
Halloween opened this hub; the Christmas coloring pages joined it for the season, and they behave very differently: Halloween leans on three colours everyone already knows, while Christmas hands over three deliberately blank pages to decorate.