Get ready for endless fun with our Halloween giant coloring poster! Perfect for kids of all ages, this giant banner is a spook-tacular way to celebrate the season.
Welcome to the Halloween giant coloring poster – your new favorite thing!
Imagine a Halloween activity that combines the best of spooky fun with creative expression—enter the Halloween giant coloring poster!
This 10-foot-long banner is perfect for spreading out across the floor or even hanging on a wall, making it a versatile addition to your Halloween festivities.
My kids couldn’t wait to dive in, grabbing every marker, crayon, and paintbrush they could find.
We ended up with a Halloween masterpiece that was almost too boo-tiful to fold up!
Materials
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- Giant 10-foot Halloween coloring poster
- Markers, crayons, colored pencils, or paint
- A large surface to spread out the banner (ex: floor, table, or wall)
- Optional: tape to secure the banner in place
Directions
- Roll out the giant coloring banner on a large, flat surface or hang it on a wall.
- Gather all your favorite coloring supplies and let your imagination run wild.
- Encourage the kids to work together, filling in all the spooky details.
- Step back occasionally to admire the progress—this banner is big enough to see the whole picture!
- Once finished, proudly display the completed artwork or try one of the fun ideas below.
10 festive ideas for your completed giant Halloween coloring poster
The fun doesn’t end when you’ve finished your giant coloring poster!
- Table Runner Fun: Use it as a table runner for your Halloween party and let guests color as they snack.
- Outdoor Art Station: Set up a spooky outdoor art station where kids can color in the fresh fall air.
- Fence or Garage Display: Hang it on a fence or garage door for a Halloween art display.
- Coloring Contest: Have a coloring contest with friends or siblings, each taking a section of the banner.
- Photo Booth Backdrop: Use it as a backdrop for Halloween photos or a photo booth.
- Scavenger Hunt Game: Incorporate it into a Halloween scavenger hunt—find and color specific images.
- Group Coloring Activity: Make it a group activity at a Halloween-themed playdate or party.
- Ongoing Coloring Project: Let the kids color it over multiple days, adding a bit more each time.
- Personalized Cards: Cut out individual sections after coloring to make personalized Halloween cards.
- Trick-or-Treat Display: Display the finished product in your window for trick-or-treaters to admire.
Another fun way to use your Halloween giant coloring poster
Want to extend the Halloween fun? Try making your own Halloween decorations after the coloring is done!
Cut out your favorite sections from the banner and use them to create spooky garlands, banners, or even a haunted house display.
You can also glue them to cardboard and make giant Halloween masks or props for a neighborhood parade.
The possibilities are endless—let your creativity shine like a jack-o’-lantern!
Don’t miss these other fantastic Halloween activities:
- Monster Blow Painting – Halloween Preschool Process Art
- Chalk Bat Halloween Art
- Kandinsky-Inspired Pumpkin Art
- Spider Ice Halloween Activity
Halloween-themed music playlist
You know we can’t miss an opportunity to add some sensory fun, right?
Set the mood with some spooky tunes! While the kids are busy coloring their Halloween giant coloring poster, play a Halloween-themed music playlist in the background. Here are a few fun and not-too-spooky song ideas:
- “Monster Mash” by Bobby “Boris” Pickett: A Halloween classic that’s sure to get everyone dancing.
- “Ghostbusters” by Ray Parker Jr.: Perfect for bringing a little ghost-busting energy to the room.
- “This Is Halloween” from The Nightmare Before Christmas: A fun and festive song that’s great for inspiring creativity.
- “Purple People Eater” by Sheb Wooley
A silly and catchy tune about a one-eyed, one-horned flying purple people eater. - “Spooky, Scary Skeletons” by Andrew Gold
A playful song about skeletons that has become a Halloween favorite. - “Addams Family Theme” by Vic Mizzy
The classic theme song from the Addams Family TV show—everyone will love snapping along! - “Flying Purple People Eater” by Alvin and the Chipmunks
A kid-friendly version of the classic song with the Chipmunks’ high-pitched voices. - “Casper the Friendly Ghost” by Little Richard
The theme song for the friendly ghost, perfect for younger kids who prefer their Halloween tunes more friendly than spooky. - “This Is the Way We Carve a Pumpkin” by The Kiboomers
A Halloween twist on a classic children’s tune, perfect for preschoolers. - “I’m a Little Monster” by The Kiboomers
A cute and catchy song that’s great for younger kids who love to sing along.
Frequently Asked Questions
Absolutely! The banner is made of durable paper, so feel free to use paint, markers, crayons, or any other coloring tools you like.
The giant coloring banner is suitable for kids of all ages, from preschoolers to older children (and even adults who love Halloween art for kids!).
Depending on how many kids are working on it and how detailed they get, it can take anywhere from a couple of hours to a few days!
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