Free Printable Halloween Activity Placemat Pack for Kids!

I was so happy to hear that you guys loved my printable Halloween bucket list and printable Halloween word search, so today I’ve got a brand new resource for you to help keep your little ones busy and entertained this spooky season! I’ve so enjoyed creating these and working through them with my daughter, and I hope they’ll help spread a bit of festive joy in your home too. 

This (totally free!) printable Halloween activity placemat pack is perfect for dinner tables, party stations, classroom celebrations, or anytime you want to add a little fun without a screen in sight.

It includes 4 kid-friendly activity sheets designed to keep little hands busy while you prep dinner, serve snacks, or just enjoy a moment of quiet. From coloring sections to Halloween I-Spy and simple puzzles, each page is playful, seasonal, and easy to print off at home.

Whether you’re hosting a party, making Halloween dinner a little more magical, or just need something to keep them occupied while you hide the candy stash—this pack has you covered.

Please note that you’ll find the free printable at the end of this post, along with clear instructions on how to download and use it!

halloween activity pack printable

What’s Inside the Halloween Placemat Pack?

This printable pack includes 4 Halloween-themed activity sheets, designed to be fun, mess-free, and super easy to print and enjoy. 

You can print them all out and let kids work through them as a set, or mix and match based on age and interests. There’s something in here for every little monster!

  • Page 1: Puzzle + Coloring Combo: This one’s a multitasker! It includes a Halloween-themed word search, a mini word scramble game, and some cute seasonal doodles for coloring. It’s perfect for kids who love a little challenge mixed with creativity.
  • Page 2: Halloween I-Spy: A crowd favorite! Kids search the page to find hidden spooky objects like ghosts, bats, candy, and witches. It’s great for building attention to detail, and it’s fun to race and see who can find them all first!
  • Page 3: Halloween Coloring Page: Packed with pumpkins, ghosts, spiders, and other not-so-scary Halloween characters, this page is great for younger kids who love to color. Just grab the crayons or markers and let them go wild.
  • Page 4: Decorate Spooky Cookies: This imaginative activity lets kids decorate ghost, bat, and pumpkin cookie shapes using markers, crayons, or even glue and glitter if you’re feeling brave. It’s a great quiet-time option that encourages creativity without needing an oven.

You can lay these out at the table during dinner, print them for a party activity station, or even turn them into a Halloween morning tradition. There’s no right way to use them, so just print, set out the pens, and let the fun begin.

How to Use the Halloween Activity Placemat Pack

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1. Download the PDF
Click the link below to open the full set of placemats in a new tab. Once it loads, either:

  • Click the download icon (usually in the top-right corner), or

  • Right-click and select “Save As” to save it to your device.

👉 Click here to download the Halloween Activity Placemat Pack (PDF)

2. Print at home
Use regular printer paper or lightweight cardstock if you want a sturdier feel—great for party tables or repeated use. For best results, print at 100% scale (not “fit to page”) so the designs stay sharp and easy to color.

You can print all four pages at once, or just choose the ones your kids will enjoy most.

3. Set the kids up with some simple supplies
All you need is a handful of crayons, pencils, or markers. Want to make it extra fun? Add:

  • Stickers or stamps

  • Glitter pens or washi tape

  • Mini prizes for finishing puzzles or I-Spy first!

I really hope your kids love these activities as much as my little one did! If you give them a try, I’d love to see a few pics of your activity set up. You can tag me on Instagram @slimmingviolet, or leave a comment below with your thoughts! Oh, and if there’s any more you’d like to see in the future, do let me know. I’m currently working on resources for Thanksgiving and Christmas!