Add color to this bewitching scene that shows a cute witch waving her wand and gliding across a full moon on her broom under the night sky.

Children can use a wide range of mark making tools to make their witch truly unique! From pencils to paint and collage materials, they can truly express themselves and their perceptions of Halloween! The fan has suddenly become a formal gown, and the witch is now dressed to the nines. 7. Halloween Treat Cups Next, cut a yellow circle from construction paper to serve as the moon and paste this into the plate’s center. Brew some fun with this bubbling cauldron coloring sheet with the iconic words, “Double double toil and trouble.” Using a paper plate or a piece of white or yellow poster board, cut out a crescent to serve as a moon.Add some whimsy to your Halloween coloring activities with this cute gnome with a potion bottle and a cauldron on either side of him. For this simple craft, a witch should be colored, cut out, and then glued to a layer of cotton balls. The cotton balls should then be glued to the side of an ordinary, small paper bag. Once your learners have finished colouring, you could even gather all the completed sheets and incorporate them into a super spooky Halloween display. This would be a great way to enhance your overall classroom aesthetic. Are there any other handy Halloween resources available?

It doesn’t get cuter than this little girl dressed up as an adorable witchfor Halloween. It is a great choice for younger elementary school-aged children! Adding wiggle eyes to the cutout makes this craft extra fun. The upside-down cups can hide Halloween treats or be used as party favors. 8. Fun With Paper Dolls Halloween also known as Hallows Eve, is celebrated on the 31st of October each year in many countries around the world! This resource is not only great for getting your learners into the Halloween spirit, it can also help them develop some of their core skills. Indeed, colouring activities can strengthen children’s concentration and fine motor skills as they neatly colour within the lines of the colouring sheet. This magical anime kitty in a witch hat is hovering in the sky on its little broom. Its basic design makes it a good choice for younger children like preschoolers.

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This hocus pocus coloring sheet features various magical objects like crystals, candles, witch’s hats, and more. Since there are a lot of intricate details here, it’s more suitable for older kids, teens, and even adults. I would recommend using colored pencils for this one! Colouring is not only a fun activity, but it also promotes the improvement of motor functions in children. Colouring is also a major player in reducing stress and encouraging a sense of calm. It's also great for improving focus and concentration as children have to direct their attention to colouring in between the lines.