Free Halloween Activity Booklet to Print
Looking for a fun way to keep your kids entertained during the spooky season?
Check out our printable Halloween activity booklet! It is full of puzzles, games, and coloring sheets to keep children busy for hours.
Plus, it is super easy to put together – all you need is a printer and stapler! So why not download it today and get started on some ghoulish fun?
I love Halloween! Not only does it signal that my favorite season is here, but it also means that I get to break out my collection of Halloween stuff. How about you?
For me, part of the fun of Halloween is getting my kids involved in the festivities. I love seeing their excitement as they help decorate the house and pick out costumes.
Free Printable Halloween Activity Book
To help everyone get into the Halloween spirit, I’ve put together a printable Halloween activity booklet.
This book is packed with 12 pages of Halloween-themed games, puzzles, and coloring sheets. Perfect for Halloween parties or as a quiet activity when you need some downtime.
Print out some copies to have on hand for your kids during the Halloween season.
Simply print the booklet on regular copy paper, fold it in half, and staple it. You can print as many as you like, so you’ll always be prepared for impromptu Halloween gatherings.
What’s Inside The Printable Halloween Activity Booklet?
We got 12 pages of puzzles and games your kids will love. The pages are printer-friendly, so there aren’t huge areas of color to print.
You can print all the pages or select the ones you want to use. We created the book for 6-8-year-olds, but older and younger children may also enjoy them.
Printing and Assembling the Halloween Activity Booklet
Start by downloading the free printable.
You Will Also Need
- Letter size white copy paper.
- White cardstock for the cover (optional)
- Printer
- Stapler (a long reach one might be helpful
- Glue stick or double-sided tape.
Putting it Together
- Download the file and print the pages you want. If you want a sturdy cover, use cardstock for the cover. Then print the rest on copy paper.
- Place the cover face down.
- Fold the activity pages, right sides together, along the grey line. The design will be on the inside.
- Press along the fold to make a crease and then unfold. Stack the pages together (face up) on top of the cover.
- Line the pages up and place a few staples along the crease.
When printing my activity booklets, I always prefer to print on one side of the paper.
The images tend to show through when you print on both sides, so I don’t.
But if you wish, you can print on both sides of the paper. You can use slightly heavier paper like this to stop the images from showing through. It’s really up to you!
The advantage of printing on one side of the paper will create blank pages that your kids can use as they wish.
They can fill them with their own Halloween pictures. Or, they can use stickers and stamps to decorate the pages.
Ready to take a quick look at all the activities inside?
A Closer Look At Each Page
We aimed this book at kids aged 6-8. As you know, 6 and 8-year-old are at different developmental levels and can do different things.
Look through the pages and choose the best activities for your children.
Generally speaking, the first three pages have simpler puzzles that are more appropriate for younger kids.
The last three pages are more challenging and better suited for older children. Each page holds two puzzles or activities, so there’s plenty of fun to keep kids engaged.
Halloween Activity Booklet Page 1
This page has two simple Halloween math puzzles. In the first, children are invited to count the candy in the trick-or-treat bag.
Then must match that with the correct numeral (middle) and the candy set in the right column.
The second puzzle has some simple patterns made from Halloween items. Children must figure out what comes next in the pattern.
Page 2
The next set of pages features has two follow the lines activity. In the first puzzle, children must find the line that takes the little vampire to the Halloween candy.
The second page has 4 cute trick-or-treaters in full costume. Children must follow the line to see what candy they get. You might suggest they draw along the lines with different colored crayons or pencils.
Page 3
The third page has two pictures to color. Children can copy the colors indicated in the book or choose their own
Page 4
The first game is a Halloween I-spy game. There are 8 spooky objects to locate and count.
The second game is a Halloween word search. I’m not sure why kids love I- spy games and word searches so much, but they do.
Page 5
This page has puzzles to test kids’ powers of observation. The first activity is a spot the difference game featuring a delightful haunted house. The second game invites children to find 10 spiders in the witch’s kitchen.
Tip: Invite children to create their own drawings of a haunted house and a witch’s kitchen. They could draw them on some of the blank pages.
Page 6
This page has two separate activities and starts with a Halloween crossword puzzle.
The second features a witch holding a spell recipe and 4 containers holding spell ingredients. Children must figure out which container has the right ingredients.
We hope you enjoy our Halloween activity book. It is a fun, free way to keep your kids entertained this Halloween.
Print out the pages, staple them together, and you’re ready! Whether you make a 12-page book or something smaller, it’s entirely up to you.
So why wait? Download the file from the library and get started on your Halloween activity book today!This post is part of my Halloween Activities collection. You can find all my Holiday & Seasonal Activities here, or head to the Kids Activities resource hub where you’ll find hundreds of fun ideas all in one place.
This post is part of my Halloween Activities collection. You can find all my Holiday & Seasonal Activities here, or head to the Kids Activities resource hub where you’ll find hundreds of fun ideas all in one place.
