Ghost Costume Trick-or-Treating Coloring Page

A smiling kid in a ghost costume holding a jack-o'-lantern treat bucket next to a carved pumpkin.

Difficulty: Easy

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Outline drawing of a child in a ghost costume holding a jack-o'-lantern candy bucket next to a carved pumpkin

A big ghost-sheet costume drapes over this trick-or-treater, with a bit of hair peeking out from under the hood and a wide painted-on smile. The candy bucket, the hood fabric, and the carved pumpkin standing nearby were each linked across all their smaller creases and dividing lines, so the sheet, the bucket, and the pumpkin can each be filled in with one tap instead of several clicks. It's an easy page overall, good for younger colorists who want quick, satisfying results.

Difficulty
Easy
Approximate coloring time
10-15 minutes

This page is a good one for talking about layering - a real kid is drawn underneath the costume - which is a nice, concrete way to introduce the idea of something being covered by something else, an early spatial concept.

Can I print this coloring page?
Yes. Open the picture and tap Print - do this before you start coloring to print the plain black-and-white outline, ready for home or the classroom. You can also tap Save as image or Save as PDF to download it instead.
Can I color it online?
Yes. Tap a crayon color, then tap anywhere on the picture to fill that area in - it works right in your browser on a phone, tablet, or computer, with no download or account needed.
Is it free to use?
Yes, this coloring page - and every page on the site - is free to color, save, and print for personal or classroom use.
Can I use it in a classroom?
Yes. Teachers are welcome to print copies for students or let them color online, at no cost, for classroom or homeschool use.
What age is this coloring page suitable for?
This page is rated easy difficulty and works well for kids of most ages, though the online tool and printable outline both suit any age who wants to color it.