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How to Draw Halloween Pictures: Draw and Write Printable

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Have kids who love to learn how to draw?  With Halloween coming, I thought it would be a great time to teach how to draw halloween pictures. But, these are not just drawing pages, it also teaches them how to spell and write the word! See also my Draw and Write Animals.

Write and draw Halloween pictures

This fun printable set includes 11 pages of halloween pictures to draw and write.

The Following Halloween Pictures Are Included:

  • How to draw a Bat
  • How to draw a Cat
  • How to draw Candy
  • How to draw a Cauldron
  • How to draw Frankenstein
  • How to draw a Ghost
  • How to draw a Haunted House
  • How to draw a Jack-o-Lantern
  • How to draw a Spider
  • How to draw a Web
  • How to draw a Witch

These are so much fun for the week of Halloween when you need something a little different. It is both fun and educational at once!

draw halloween pictures- frankenstein

Each halloween pictures includes 5 or 6 steps teaching you how to draw the pictures. Then underneath is has the word to trace so kids can learn how to spell and write it, too. The writing is perfect for younger kids who do not think they can spell bigger words yet.

how to draw a witch

When I make these draw and write pages, my kids all insist on have each and every picture to draw. They love them. Then after drawing them they also love to color them and decorate them.

We used this in lieu of our regular handwriting activities for the day and they were so happy to do something a little different.

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2 Comments

  1. Hello
    I can’t download using any of the printables. Using the green Download button the page is blocked and I cannot use another source to download.
    Thank you

  2. Hi Karyn! Thank you for your hard work and all the great things you share! Please don’t let a few unkind people get you down. Thank you for sharing your busy schedule and all the other things that you are doing. Being a mom is a big job and a high calling. When people criticize and complain, I always try to remember that they are not walking in my shoes. Please be encouraged and keep making all these great activities. You have a lot of kind and appreciative followers. Blessings to you!

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