Big Smile Ghost Coloring Page
This happy ghost throws both arms up and grins from ear to ear. Two floating hearts and rolling hills make it a perfect first page for little artists.
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Not one ghost in this set says boo. Instead, they hug candy buckets, float through space, watch movies with popcorn and nap in baskets. That makes them perfect for little kids who want Halloween fun without the frights. Every picture prints from a free A4 PDF.
This happy ghost throws both arms up and grins from ear to ear. Two floating hearts and rolling hills make it a perfect first page for little artists.
Download PDFTrick or treat time is here! A cheerful ghost hugs a jack o lantern bucket packed with lollipops and wrapped candy under the moon.
Download PDFBest friends forever, a gentle ghost wraps a kitty in a big hug. Color the cat jet black for a classic Halloween pair, then add pink hearts all around.
Download PDFA round little bat flaps beside its ghost buddy under a crescent moon. Big, simple shapes make this page easy for small hands.
Download PDFFive ghost friends squeeze together in one giant group hug. Hearts, stars and a moon fill the sky above the happy crowd.
Download PDFMeet the ghost family: a dad in a bow tie, a smiling mom and a tiny baby ghost. Color each one a different pastel shade.
Download PDFHand in hand, two ghost twins show off their style. One wears a bow, and the other sports a tiny witch hat.
Download PDFUnder a sparkling disco ball, three ghosts bust out their best dance moves. Music notes and stars bounce all over the page.
Download PDFLine up for the parade! Five little ghosts march in a row wearing a party hat, glasses, a bow, a scarf and a crown.
Download PDFWearing a bow tie, a ghost conductor waves a baton at a tiny band. Four small ghosts play a drum, a trumpet, a guitar and a flute.
Download PDFMusic fills the room as a ghost plays an upright piano. A little candle glows on top while notes drift into the air.
Download PDFAbracadabra! A ghost in a tall top hat waves a star wand, and a bunny pops out of the hat. Sparkles and stars add a touch of magic.
Download PDFUp through the clouds flies a brave ghost in a flowing cape. One fist punches the air as stars twinkle nearby.
Download PDFBlast off with a ghost astronaut in a round space helmet. A ringed planet, a rocket and bright stars float around it.
Download PDFPerched on top of a giant crescent moon, a tiny ghost waves hello. Stars cover the night sky, so grab your darkest blues.
Download PDFQuick, catch it! A ghost swings a butterfly net at a shooting star under the moon. Little sparkles light up the night.
Download PDFLighting the way, a friendly ghost carries a round lantern with a star on it. Color the glass bright yellow so it glows against the night sky.
Download PDFHigh in the sky, a small ghost rides on a fluffy cloud. The cloud smiles and waves back, so you get two friends on one page.
Download PDFFloating past the clouds, a ghost waves from the basket of a hot air balloon. Stripe the balloon with every color you love.
Download PDFAll aboard! A ghost drives a little steam train with two cars down the track. Heart shaped puffs of smoke rise toward the clouds.
Download PDFSteering the ship wheel, a ghost in a sailor hat guides a sailboat over the waves. A seagull and the sun keep it company.
Download PDFWatch this trick! A sporty ghost leaps off a skateboard next to a small ramp. Speed lines and stars show off the jump.
Download PDFZooming along on roller skates, this ghost cannot stop smiling. Stars and a heart cheer it on as it rolls past.
Download PDFBack and forth, a tiny ghost swings from a big tree branch. Falling leaves give you a nice spot for fall colors.
Download PDFReady or not, here I come! One ghost covers its eyes while a sneaky friend peeks out from behind a tree trunk.
Download PDFSide by side on a tree branch, a ghost and a wise owl watch the full moon. Leaves and stars frame this quiet night scene.
Download PDFFetch time! A playful ghost tosses a ball to an excited puppy in a field of flowers. A bone waits on the grass for later.
Download PDFCuddle time comes with a fluffy teddy bear wearing a big bow. Hearts drift above this soft and cozy hug.
Download PDFTwo ghost campers toast marshmallows over a crackling fire. A tent, a big tree and a starry sky complete the camping trip.
Download PDFSitting on the dock, a ghost reels in a fish that jumps right out of the water. A small bucket waits for the catch.
Download PDFSunglasses on! A ghost builds a sandcastle while waves roll in behind it. A beach ball, a bucket and a shovel fill the sand.
Download PDFThree scoops and a cherry on top make this cone almost as tall as the ghost. Pick your favorite flavors for each scoop.
Download PDFBundled in a warm scarf, a ghost stands next to the snowman it just built. Both friends wear matching scarves.
Download PDFSplash! A ghost in rain boots jumps into a puddle with an umbrella in hand. Even the rain cloud smiles at the fun.
Download PDFWatering can in hand, a ghost gives the flowers a drink beside a wooden fence. A butterfly flutters by to say hello.
Download PDFEvery artist needs a beret, and this ghost has one on while it paints a big heart on a canvas. A paint bucket and a few drips sit by the easel.
Download PDFClass is in session! A ghost teacher with round glasses points to a heart and a star on the board. An apple waits on the desk.
Download PDFSpecial delivery for you! A ghost mail carrier in a cap brings a heart letter to the mailbox.
Download PDFInside a cozy blanket fort, a ghost curls up with a pillow and a good book. Paper stars hang on a string above.
Download PDFLaundry day looks a little different here. Three small ghosts hang on the clothesline with clothespins while the sun smiles down.
Download PDFBath time means mountains of bubbles for this happy ghost. A rubber duck and a bar of soap join the fun in the tub.
Download PDFRising out of a steaming teacup, a playful ghost swirls up like steam. Hearts float beside the cup and saucer.
Download PDFLooking good! A ghost with a fancy bow checks its reflection in a tall standing mirror, and the reflection smiles right back.
Download PDFSnuggled in an armchair under a blanket, a ghost munches popcorn during movie night. A little lamp glows on the side table.
Download PDFWelcome home! A friendly ghost waves from the round front door of a little house. A welcome mat and a crescent moon finish the scene.
Download PDFPeeking through a round window, a shy ghost watches the moon rise. A flower box under the window adds a pop of color.
Download PDFZipped into a sleeping bag, a sleepy ghost drifts off to dreamland. The moon and a star keep watch over the night.
Download PDFSnug in a woven basket, a baby ghost naps with its blanket and a bottle. Soft blues and purples will make this bedtime page feel calm.
Download PDFBritannica defines a ghost as the soul of a dead person that people believe can return to the world of the living. Ghost stories appear in cultures everywhere, and Britannica notes that telling them is a favorite pastime for children.
The sheet look has a surprising source. HISTORY explains that before the 1800s, many European families buried loved ones in thin white cloth. So people in the Middle Ages pictured returning spirits wrapped in those shrouds.
Stage plays later made the sheeted ghost familiar. Then cartoons of the 1930s and 1940s turned it funny and friendly, and kids started wearing bedsheet costumes for trick or treat. Every smiling ghost here grew out of that playful history.
Turn the gallery above into a quick search game. Can your child find each one before you print?
A ghost hugging a jack o lantern pail full of candy
A ghost floating in a space helmet
A ghost conductor leading a tiny band
A baby ghost napping in a basket
Five ghost friends squeezed into one big hug
A ghost watching a movie with popcorn
The winner picks the first page to color.
The Big Smile Ghost opens wide arms beside two hearts, and the Candy Bucket Ghost hugs a jack o lantern pail. Ghost buddies team up with a black cat, a bat and a wise owl under the moon. Meanwhile, the Lantern Ghost and the Star Catcher Ghost light up the night.
A ghost family poses with a tiny baby ghost, and ghost twins hold hands. A parade marches in party hats, a dance party spins under a disco ball and a ghost conductor leads drum, trumpet, guitar and flute players.
These ghosts fly a hot air balloon, drive a steam train, steer a sailboat and drift through space. Others ride a skateboard, glide on roller skates, swing from a tree and splash in puddles. A super ghost even soars past the clouds in a cape.
Calm pages show a ghost reading in a blanket fort, soaking in a bubble bath and zipping into a sleeping bag. Ghosts also work as a teacher, a mail carrier, a gardener, a painter and a magician.
A ghost is white, and so is your paper. That sounds tricky, but it opens up great options.
Glow effect: leave the ghost blank and fill the background with navy or purple, so the ghost seems to shine.
Soft edges: trace just inside the outline with pale gray or light blue for a round, floaty shape.
Pastel ghosts: try pink, mint, lavender or peach for a candy shop look.
Rainbow parade: give every ghost on the parade or group hug page its own color.
Colored pencils give the smoothest shading on a white ghost. Our colored pencil layering guide shows the light pressure trick, and our tool comparison for crayons, pencils and markers helps with big dark backgrounds.
Little hands under 5 do well with Big Smile Ghost, Ghost and Bat, Lantern Ghost, Ghost on the Moon and Ghost Ice Cream. The shapes stay big and round.
Kids from about 5 to 9 often pick a theme, like a beach day or a space trip, and draw their own background.
Older kids and adults can settle in with Ghost Conductor, Ghost Beach Day, Ghost Camping, Ghost Teacher, Ghost Sailor and Ghost Train Driver. Those scenes hold the most objects.
Boo bags: tuck a colored ghost into a small treat bag and leave it on a neighbor's step.
Door ghosts: cut out finished ghosts and tape them to a front window.
Story night: color Ghost Camping, then tell a silly ghost story by flashlight.
Costume sketch: color a ghost the way you want your own costume to look.
Still have a stack of finished art? Our list of ideas for finished coloring pages has more.
A bedsheet ghost costume is easy, but long fabric and small eye holes can cause trips. Trim the sheet above the ankles, cut wide eye holes and add reflective tape. Safe Kids Worldwide also suggests face paint over masks and bright, visible costumes for Halloween night.
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Pair these ghosts with our Halloween pumpkin coloring pages for a jack o lantern party. Want a little more spooky? Try the Halloween skeleton coloring pages next, or browse the whole Halloween category.
No. Every ghost smiles, and the scenes feel sweet and playful. Kids who dislike spooky pictures usually love them.
The look comes from burial shrouds. Before the 1800s, many European families buried their dead in white cloth, so people pictured spirits the same way. Cartoons later made the sheet ghost cute.
Leave it white and color a dark background so it seems to glow. Pastel and rainbow ghosts look great too.
Big Smile Ghost, Ghost and Bat, Lantern Ghost, Ghost on the Moon and Ghost Ice Cream have the biggest shapes.
Ghost Conductor, Ghost Beach Day, Ghost Camping, Ghost Teacher and Ghost Train Driver pack in the most detail.
Ghost Teacher and Ghost Reader fit a classroom theme, and Ghost Parade works well for a group activity.
Keep the sheet above the ankles, cut wide eye holes or use face paint, and add reflective tape so drivers can see you.
A boo bag is a small treat bag you leave on a neighbor's doorstep. Add a colored ghost page for a homemade touch.