The free printable Halloween Color By Numbers Worksheets from Itsy Bitsy Fun are ideal for any kid who loves the holiday. The four sheets include images of bats, the moon, and one pretty spooky cat. Coloring in this Jack-o’-lantern worksheet is a non-scary Halloween activity for any kid.

This cute image of Frankenstein’s monster popping out of a Jack-o’-lantern is appropriately spooky for the Halloween season. To make the activity even more fun (and perhaps a bit messy), give your kid some washable, nontoxic paint to use on this worksheet. Whether they’re splashing on watercolors or stamping paint markers, your kid will have a blast completing this art project.

Grab your colors because it’s arts and (witch)crafts time. This is the best Halloween coloring sheet for anyone who plans to dress up in a witch costume for Halloween, because witches are only one of the most classic choices ever. Take a note from this witch and don’t forget your pointy hat.

Older kids who are working on addition skills will enjoy this Halloween-themed color-by-number worksheet with math problems. Because really, doesn’t coloring make any subject a bit more fun? Plus, the moon, bat, cat, and pumpkin in this picture are just so happy and cute. They deserve a splash of color.

Kids who are learning to identify numbers and colors will enjoy filling in this batty coloring sheet. Also, throw in some bat facts for a little biology lesson, too. For instance, bats hang upside-down because it allows them to gain the momentum they need for flight, according to Bat Conservation International. You and your kid can have a blast learning more about these fascinating flying mammals.

This design is a little more intricate, making it great for older kids who are happy to tackle details. Plus, it has a definitely haunted feel. If your kid loves spooky things (which is totally common, by the way), then ask them to come up with a background story for this house. Who lives there? You might be surprised by their answer.

Another detailed piece, this witchy design will be a lot more visible once your kid has colored it in. A set of fine-tipped markers or sharp colored pencils would probably be the best tools for shading in all of these smaller shapes. Oh, and this one can be colored online if you need a quiet tablet activity.

OK, the cat in this scene means business. As it turns out, black cats are associated with Halloween because they were believed to be witch’s familiars, or helpers, according to Romper. (In reality, the cats were probably just pets who helped control the mouse population.)

Let your kid jazz up this spooky scarecrow with some glitter markers, drawing chalk, or even a set of gel pens for coloring. Or go nuts and invite them to use every art supply in the house for a cool mixed-media experience. In any case, there’s a ton of different ways to shade in this Halloween scene.

It wouldn’t be Halloween without a few spooky spiders. But as the many kids’ shows & movies about bugs prove, insects, spiders, and other creepy-crawlies are actually pretty cool. Would you let a spider this big into your house?

Ideal for younger kids who are still learning how to color inside the lines, this monster worksheet is a scream. (Granted, you might have to explain the whole bolt through the neck situation.) Crayons or colored pencils are a good choice for filling out this one, and you can always add some stickers or other craft supplies to make it fancy.