Ghost Family Holding Hands
Coloring guide
Three little ghosts stand in a row, holding hands. The tallest one is in the middle, in a top hat, with big shiny eyes and an open happy mouth. To the left, a smaller ghost with long lashes has a bow on her head. On the right, the smallest of the trio wears round glasses and a cheerful grin. Each has a wavy, scalloped bottom edge, and the plain white background keeps the focus on the characters. Bold outlines and simple shapes are a good match for preschoolers and early elementary kids still building pencil control. You could go with pale blue or lavender ghosts, a bright red bow, and a black or purple hat. It's free to print and easy to use at home or in class. More like this: explore the Ghost, Witch and Elf coloring page collections.
A gentle color plan to get started — mix in your own anytime.
- sky blue
- light pink
- mint green
- charcoal black
- hot pink
- bright red
- coral pink
A suggested order, zone by zone — skip around as you like.
- 1Color the center ghost's body sky blue, and keep the eye shine spots and eye whites white.
- 2Fill the left ghost's body with light pink and the right ghost's head and body with mint green.
- 3Color the top hat crown and brim charcoal black, then add a bright red band around the middle of the hat.
- 4Make the bow hot pink, coloring both loops and the small knot in the center the same shade.
- 5Color the three smiling mouths coral pink, and leave the glasses lenses white.
- 6Optional: add light back-and-forth strokes in each ghost's color for a hand-drawn look.
