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Witch Coloring Pages

Free printable witch coloring pages with kind, smiling witches, cats and cauldrons, in easy, medium, hard and expert detail for Halloween. Download each PDF.

Easy witch coloring pages

Ages 3–5 · Big shapes and thick outlines for small hands.

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Medium witch coloring pages

Ages 6–8 · A clear subject with a simple scene around it.

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Hard witch coloring pages

Ages 9+ · Full scenes with smaller spaces to fill.

Expert witch coloring pages

Teens & adults · Intricate patterns and fine line work.

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About these witch coloring pages

Kind, smiling witches doing cozy things fill these witch coloring pages: flying past the moon, stirring a bubbling cauldron, watering pumpkins and baking cookies with a black cat. The easy pages suit ages 3 to 5 with one big witch and almost no background, the medium pages add a garden or kitchen for ages 6 to 8, and the hard scenes give kids 9 and up a flying lesson and a cluttered cottage kitchen to explore.

Teens and adults can fill the patterned witch hat or the moonlit flight over the river. For a Halloween story time, read a gentle witch picture book aloud, then let each child color the witch who best matches the story.

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Witch facts to share

  1. In Italian folklore, La Befana is a kind old witch who brings children sweets on the night of January 5.
  2. Black cats became linked with witches in European folklore hundreds of years ago.
  3. Tip: a classic witch hat is easy to make by rolling black paper into a cone and taping it to a paper brim.

Color idea: Skip all-black outfits and try purple, teal or deep green for hats and cloaks, then add orange-and-black stripes on the stockings and a yellow glow around the moon.

Witch coloring page questions

Are the witches in these pages scary?

No. Every witch is kind and smiling, shown doing gentle things like gardening, baking and flying under the moon. There are no menacing faces, so the pages work for preschool and early elementary Halloween activities.

Which witch page is easiest?

The little witch riding a broomstick has the fewest parts: one figure, one broom and a moon. The witch stirring a cauldron comes next, with a few bubbles and striped stockings that young children enjoy coloring in alternating colors.

What colors can a witch be besides black?

Plenty. Try a purple or teal hat and cloak, orange-and-black striped stockings and a green glow over the cauldron. Black works well as an accent on the hat band, boots and cat rather than covering the whole figure.

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