10 Free Halloween Activity Printables (Non-Scary, Ages 3-8)

This free Halloween activity pack has 10 printable pages for kids ages 3-8: an I spy page, a counting worksheet, two mazes, a word tracing page, two bingo cards, an indoor scavenger hunt, a matching page, and a full answer key. Every page is black and white, sized for US Letter paper, and none of it is scary — the ghost is friendly, the spider is cartoon-round, and there is nothing gory anywhere in the set. Download the pages you want below, or print all 10 as one quiet-afternoon bundle.

Halloween I spy printable — count the pumpkins, ghosts, bats and candy, then write each number in the box

Halloween counting worksheet — count the pumpkins, bats, ghosts and candies in each row and circle the correct number

Easy Halloween maze printable — help the little ghost find its way through the maze to the pumpkin

Harder Halloween maze printable — a bigger maze leading the ghost to the pumpkin, for early readers

Halloween word tracing printable — trace the words pumpkin, ghost, bat, spider and candy on ruled lines

Halloween bingo card printable — a four by four grid of pumpkins, ghosts, bats, spiders, candy, hats, moons and stars

Second Halloween bingo card printable with the same eight icons shuffled into a different four by four grid

Indoor Halloween scavenger hunt printable — eight things to find at home with a checkbox for each

Halloween matching printable — draw a line from each picture on the left to its match on the right

Answer key for the Halloween activity pack — I spy counts, both maze solutions and the matching pairs

What’s inside the pack

The 10 pages cover five kinds of activity: search-and-count (I spy, counting), path-finding (two mazes), early writing (word tracing), games (two bingo cards, matching), and a scavenger hunt that gets kids off the couch. Here is what each one asks a child to do:

• Halloween I Spy — find and count four kinds of pictures (pumpkins, ghosts, bats, candy) scattered across the page, then write each total in a box.
• Counting worksheet — four rows of pictures; count each row and circle the correct number from three choices.
• Two mazes — an easy 8×10 maze and a harder 12×15 maze. Both lead a little ghost down to a jack-o’-lantern, and both have exactly one solution.
• Word tracing — five Halloween words (PUMPKIN, GHOST, BAT, SPIDER, CANDY), each with a bold model, gray letters to trace, and a blank line to write on.
• Two bingo cards — 4×4 grids using eight labeled icons, shuffled differently on each card so two kids can play against each other.
• Indoor scavenger hunt — eight things to find around the house, each with a checkbox.
• Matching — draw a line from each of five pictures on the left to its match on the right.
• Answer key — the I spy counts, both maze solutions drawn in, the counting answers, and the matching pairs on one page.

Which pages fit which age

The pack spans ages 3-8, but the pages are not all the same difficulty — hand younger kids the picture-only pages and save the writing for school-age kids.

• Ages 3-4: the easy maze, the matching page, and the scavenger hunt (read the list aloud and let them hunt). Bingo works too if an adult calls out the icons.
• Ages 5-6: the I spy page, the counting worksheet, word tracing, and both bingo cards on their own.
• Ages 7-8: the hard 12×15 maze is the one page designed to slow this group down; the rest of the pack makes a fast warm-up before it.

How to print the pack

Every page is designed for US Letter (8.5×11 in) with 0.5-inch margins, in pure black and white — there are no gray fills, so pages come out clean on a basic home printer with no ink-heavy areas. Print at 100% scale (“Actual size,” not “Fit to page”). The bingo cards are sturdier if you print them on cardstock, but regular paper works for everything else. The answer key is the tenth page — skip it when printing for kids and keep it for yourself.

Frequently asked questions

Can I download the Halloween activities as a PDF?

Each page above downloads as its own high-resolution file sized for US Letter, so you can print exactly the pages you want instead of one fixed bundle. Open a page, download it, and print at 100% scale.

What ages are these Halloween activities for?

Ages 3-8. The easy maze, matching page and scavenger hunt suit ages 3-4; the I spy, counting and tracing pages suit ages 5-6; the hard maze is built for ages 7-8. The age guide above breaks it down page by page.

Are these Halloween pages non-scary?

Yes — that was a design rule for the whole set. The ghost is a smiling cartoon, the bat and spider are round-bodied and cute, and there are no witches’ faces, blood, or horror imagery on any page. The set is drawn for preschool and early-elementary kids.

Does the pack include Halloween coloring pages?

No — this pack is activities: puzzles, games, tracing and counting. If you want coloring, we keep a separate collection of 60 Halloween coloring pages, and the two sets print on the same paper so they mix well on one table.

Can I print these for a classroom party?

Yes. Print as many copies as you need for your own class, party, or homeschool group. The only thing we ask is that you print from this page rather than re-uploading the files elsewhere.

More printables for this time of year

If your kids finish the pack and want more puzzle-style pages, the Halloween puzzles collection adds crosswords and brain teasers pitched slightly older, and the dot-to-dot printables work year-round. Everything seasonal on the site lives in the seasonal printables hub.