Free ghost coloring pages
Ghosts are the anti-coloring-page — famously white — which is exactly why kids love coloring them anyway: a purple ghost with green polka dots breaks no rules. These six are thoroughly unthreatening: one waves hello, one collected balloons, one is a puppy, three are having a tea party, and a whole ghost family gathers for stories under the moon. Sweet enough for the youngest Halloween fan.
Things to talk about while you color
- The friendly-sheet-ghost look comes from old stage plays, where an actor under a bedsheet was the cheapest possible special effect.
- The word 'boo!' has been startling people in print since at least the 1730s.
- Many 'haunted house' sounds are real physics: old houses creak at night because wood shrinks as it cools.
- A group of ghosts doesn't have an official name — your kid is free to invent one while coloring six of them.
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