Zombie Trick or Treat Coloring Page
Knock knock! A hopeful zombie taps on a front door with a treat bucket in hand. A doormat that says HI waits under the moon.
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These zombies are having a terrible, hilarious day. One gets stuck in a doorway, another loses a hat to the wind and a third hunts for lost socks. No gore and no frights, just clumsy fun that makes kids laugh. Every scene prints from a free A4 PDF.
Knock knock! A hopeful zombie taps on a front door with a treat bucket in hand. A doormat that says HI waits under the moon.
Download PDFScoop by scoop, a careful zombie carves a smiling jack o lantern. Bits of pumpkin pile up on the ground.
Download PDFOut for a midnight stroll, a zombie leads a ghost, a skeleton and a bat past a smiling full moon.
Download PDFParty time! A zombie in a pointy hat holds a big balloon while confetti falls all around.
Download PDFStep, shuffle, kick! Four zombies dance in a perfect line under a sparkling disco ball.
Download PDFBest buddies under the moon, a zombie gives a happy skeleton a piggyback ride across the grass.
Download PDFArms stretched out, a zombie shuffles along a stone path under a big full moon and twinkling stars.
Download PDFDown a winding path walks a classic zombie with both arms out in front. A crescent moon lights the way.
Download PDFCreak! A friendly zombie swings open a crooked graveyard gate and waves hello under the full moon.
Download PDFSandwiches among the tombstones? This zombie enjoys a moonlit picnic on a checkered blanket.
Download PDFGood morning! A sleepy zombie yawns and stretches after a long nap in a patch of flowers.
Download PDFTaking a pet for a walk looks a little different here. A zombie strolls along with a smiling bat on a string.
Download PDFUh oh, look up! A tiny spider dangles right above a wide eyed zombie under the moon.
Download PDFHand in hand, three little zombies stand together under a crescent moon. Simple shapes make it easy to color.
Download PDFFetch! A zombie kid tosses a stick for a patched up puppy who races across the grass.
Download PDFSneaky snack alert! A zombie reaches for a giant cupcake with a cherry while a bat watches in surprise.
Download PDFJump for it! A zombie and a bouncy puppy both leap to catch a flying disc.
Download PDFPull, pull, pull! A determined puppy plays tug of war with a zombie on a long rope.
Download PDFKindness counts! A gentle zombie offers a daisy to a little bunny in a field of flowers.
Download PDFShh, do not wake the kitty! A sleepy cat naps right on top of a patient zombie's head.
Download PDFSnack time with a feathered friend! A crow perches on a zombie's shoulder as it munches an apple.
Download PDFSitting on a park bench, a zombie scatters crumbs for three hungry pigeons below.
Download PDFPlop, plop, plop! A zombie skips a stone across a moonlit pond while a frog watches from a lily pad.
Download PDFGliding through the swamp, a zombie paddles a little rowboat past lily pads with a frog for company.
Download PDFSplash! A zombie plops down in a big puddle, and a rubber duck lands right on its head.
Download PDFNot a morning person! A messy haired zombie yawns while hugging a huge steaming mug.
Download PDFBad hair day? A zombie tries to tame its wild hair with a comb in front of the mirror.
Download PDFJust a little trim, please! A zombie with a sprout on its head sits in the barber chair while a bat holds the scissors.
Download PDFHolding up a hand mirror, a zombie spots a leaf and a twig tangled in its hair.
Download PDFWhere is the matching sock? A zombie digs through a laundry tub while stray socks pile up.
Download PDFUsing a giant wooden spoon, a zombie stirs a bowl of soup as heart shaped steam rises up.
Download PDFBrush in hand, a hard working zombie paints a wooden fence. Pick any color you like for the paint.
Download PDFBang, bang! A handy zombie hammers a wobbly mailbox post back into place.
Download PDFUp on the roof, a brave zombie climbs a ladder to fix a little house's chimney under the moon.
Download PDFFall chores never end! A zombie rakes a big pile of leaves as more drift down from the tree.
Download PDFSpot the odd one out! A zombie stands very still among garden gnomes and big flowers.
Download PDFA little sprout grows from this zombie's head as it waters the garden with a small can.
Download PDFShopping for Halloween! A zombie pushes a cart full of pumpkins and a teddy bear past the store door.
Download PDFGot it! A zombie reaches into a vending machine for a snack while coins roll across the floor.
Download PDFMoving day trouble! A zombie tries to squeeze a big armchair through a narrow doorway as a bat watches.
Download PDFPushing a stroller under the moon, a zombie parent takes a baby zombie and a teddy for an evening walk.
Download PDFMovie night with a friend! A zombie and a little ghost share popcorn on a comfy couch.
Download PDFShhh! A polite zombie reminds everyone to stay quiet next to a tall bookshelf.
Download PDFWaiting for the night bus, a patient zombie sits on a bench with a packed lunch bag.
Download PDFFast asleep in a wheelbarrow, a tired zombie snoozes under the moon after a long day.
Download PDFPeekaboo! A sleepy eyed zombie peeks over a round bush under the crescent moon.
Download PDFCan you spot it? A zombie tries to hide behind a skinny scarecrow in the corn field while a crow giggles.
Download PDFWhoosh! A gust of wind sends a zombie's top hat flying as fall leaves swirl past.
Download PDFRainy days are tough with a broken umbrella. This soggy zombie still manages a little smile.
Download PDFWrapped up a bit too much, a zombie gets tangled in a super long scarf as leaves blow by.
Download PDFStuck in the snow, a zombie in a cozy scarf waves a mitten for help while snowflakes fall.
Download PDFOops, one shoe stayed behind! A zombie limps along a stone path under the moon.
Download PDFWhich way now? A puzzled zombie scratches its head while holding a map upside down by a signpost.
Download PDFVacation mode on! A zombie in sunglasses relaxes on a beach chair with a coconut drink under an umbrella.
Download PDFStrike! A zombie rolls a bowling ball down the lane toward a row of pins.
Download PDFWide eyed with wonder, a zombie blows a stream of bubbles from a little wand.
Download PDFMusic plays and a tiny ice cream truck rolls by. Of course, a hungry zombie shuffles right after it!
Download PDFFore! A zombie lines up a putt at the mini golf course next to a little windmill.
Download PDFBoing, boing! A wide eyed zombie bounces high on a pogo stick under the clouds.
Download PDFBack and forth, a calm zombie swings from an old tree branch while leaves drift down.
Download PDFClimbing a rope ladder, a zombie heads up to a cozy treehouse under the moon.
Download PDFPedaling a little bike, a zombie wobbles along the path with a determined grin.
Download PDFCurious about the night sky, a zombie peers through a telescope at the full moon and stars.
Download PDFThree zombie pals dress up for the big night in a crown, a party hat and a tall top hat.
Download PDFNice try! This zombie wears a ghost sheet costume, but its arms and feet still poke out.
Download PDFHalf the fun of this set is the comedy. Before you print, ask your child to vote for the funniest fail.
Getting stuck in a doorway
Losing a hat to a gust of wind
Fighting a broken umbrella
Getting stuck in a snowdrift
Reading a map upside down
Napping in a wheelbarrow
The winning page goes to the top of the coloring pile.
Zombies started long before movies. According to NPR, the zombie comes from Haitian folklore, and the word likely traces back to West Africa. NPR adds that the spelling zombi first appeared in an American newspaper in 1838.
Movies reshaped the idea. Origins, a history site from Ohio State University, calls the 1932 film White Zombie the first movie to bring zombies to American audiences. George Romero later made Night of the Living Dead in 1968, although he called his creatures ghouls.
Today, cartoons and games often show zombies as clumsy, goofy characters. The zombies on this page follow that friendly style.
A zombie knocks on a door to trick or treat, carves a jack o lantern and squeezes into a ghost costume that does not fit. A costume trio, a midnight stroll with a ghost and a skeleton, a graveyard picnic and a line dance round out the night.
One zombie plays fetch and tug of war with puppies, and another offers a flower to a bunny. A kitten naps on a zombie's head, a crow shares an apple and pigeons gather at a park bench.
These zombies sip a giant mug of coffee, comb wild hair, stir a pot of soup, paint a fence and push a shopping cart. Nothing goes quite right, and that is the joke.
Outside, a zombie bounces on a pogo stick, rides a wobbly bike, plays mini golf and chases an ice cream truck.
Classic: pale green or gray green skin with light purple under the eyes.
Sunny zombie: peach or tan skin with bright clothes for extra silliness.
Patchwork: give every patch on the head and clothes a different color.
Rainbow rags: color each torn strip of the shirt a new shade.
Torn clothes create lots of zigzag edges, so a sharp pencil helps. Our colored pencil how to shows clean edge work, and our guide to crayons, pencils and markers compares tools for big night skies.
For preschoolers, start with Three Zombie Friends, Zombie Bubble Wonder, Zombie Party Hat and Zombie Bush Peek. Round heads and big eyes fill in fast.
For older kids and adults, try Zombie Shopping Cart, Zombie Graveyard Gate, Zombie Chimney Fix and Zombie Midnight Shuffle Crew. Ragged clothes and patches add dozens of tiny spaces.
Zombie freeze dance: color a page, then play music and freeze in your best zombie shuffle.
What happens next: hand out the upside down map page and let kids write the ending.
Costume planner: color a zombie with the torn shirt and patches you want to wear.
Window crew: cut out finished zombies and line them up on a window.
Find more uses in our list of finished coloring page ideas.
Zombie costumes usually mean face paint and ragged clothes. Test face paint on a small patch of skin first, and trim torn strips above the ankles. Safe Kids Worldwide recommends face paint over masks, because masks can block vision.
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These zombies already hang out with ghosts and skeletons, so grab our Halloween skeleton coloring pages and Halloween ghost coloring pages too. The Halloween category holds every spooky set.
No. The zombies look sleepy and silly, and the pages show no blood or gore.
Zombies come from Haitian folklore, and the word likely traces back to West Africa. Films like White Zombie in 1932 and Night of the Living Dead in 1968 made them famous.
That stiff, arms forward shuffle comes from movies and cartoons. It makes zombies easy to recognize and fun to act out.
Pale green or gray green skin gives the classic look, but any skin tone with bright clothes makes a funny, friendly zombie.
Three Zombie Friends, Zombie Bubble Wonder, Zombie Party Hat and Zombie Bush Peek have the biggest shapes.
Zombie Shopping Cart, Zombie Graveyard Gate, Zombie Chimney Fix and Zombie Midnight Shuffle Crew take the longest.
Yes. The silly scenes work as story starters. Ask kids what happens next to the zombie with the upside down map.
Play music, let kids shuffle like zombies and freeze when the music stops. It pairs well with a coloring break.