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Halloween countdown for you to print today

We have already given you an Halloween advent calendar for you to use to build up the excitement for the big day. However, we know that some people aren’t into the crafting that is required to create the advent, so we have an alternative that you can just choose to print out and GO with: the Halloween countdown chart.

How to use the Halloween countdown

This is the simplest thing ever – we promise!

  • Start your countdown on the 19th October,
  • There is a character, or coloring in, for every day until you reach the Cauldron and Trick or Treat on the 31st October, when it’s time for HALLOWEEN FUN,
  • Print out the sheets, decide whether you want to do a countdown by crossing off or coloring in, and then use that sheet,
  • Enjoy your Halloween countdown with KiddyCharts!

Sometimes we know you just want to build up the day, but without too much hassle beforehand, so this countdown to Halloween is a much, much better way of doing this for the kids, and therefore for you.

We have given you both a coloring in version of the Halloween countdown and a cross off version. That means you can up the ante a little with the kids without too much effort.

Show me what the Halloween countdown actually looks like

The first two sheets within the set are the cover, and then the instructions – just to remind you how to do things if you have stepped away from the computer.

We then have two different designs for the coloring-in version, and the crossing-off version. We just thought it would be nice to add a little variety to the countdown for you all.

Just to help you out, we have the following on the colored/crossing-off version:

  • 5 black cats with the numbers of 12 down to 8 in the countdown,
  • 4 spiders, that include the 7 to 4 days,
  • Witches hats for the numbers 1-3, and finally
  • A big cauldron for the big day itself – with Trick or Treat on it, or course!

If your kids wanted to – I guess they might like to add spooky stickers over the numbers, or even color them in to help with their countdown, either alongside crossing-off, or doing instead of this?

For the coloring-in version:

  • 12 – caulton with a very cute pumpkin and cat,
  • 11 – cat in a vampire coat: who knows if they are a vampire cat or not?
  • 10 – Cheeky pumpkin,
  • 9 – Cat on a broomstick wearing a witches hat,
  • 8 – Bat in full flight: we think…,
  • 7 – Winking cat with a witches hat on (can you tell we like cats?)
  • 6 – Spooky skull: the is the scariest one, we promise,
  • 5 – Confused cat with a witches / wizard’s hat on. Probably a wizard as its not moons and stars on it, but it doesn’t matter really, does it,
  • 4 – Witch on her broomstick (she finally got it back from the cat),
  • 3 – Cat-bat type thing…probably a cat wearing a bat costume we would imagine,
  • 2 – Bat hanging upside down from the branch of a spooky tree,
  • 1 – Ghost: because it wouldn’t be Halloween without one and for
  • 31st October – Another cauldron with Trick or Treat on it!

Lots of fun things to color in, or put Halloween stickers over, or even do both!

We trust that you love this – do try the Halloween Advent Calendar too, if you want to try something different, and grab our cute Halloween coloring book from the shop as well. 51%+ profits to charity!

To download this countdown, just click on the button below and the PDF is yours:

Don’t forget to check out the other Halloween printables and ideas we have on the site too:

Halloween printables on KiddyCharts

We LOVE Halloween - so we have loads of printables for you that work perfectly for this season. Why not take a look at some of them now?

Or these on other amazing kids resources sites:

Halloween printables from the internet

Loads more printables for you to check out with a Halloween theme. Hopefully you will find more inspiration for your Halloween seasonal activities here too.

Don’t forget we also have our family search engine that lets you look across 500+ already vetted sites for even more Halloween ideas of course as well.

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Helen

Helen is a mum to two, social media consultant, and website editor; and this site is (we think) the only Social Enterprise parenting magazine!Since giving up being a business analyst when juggling travel, work and kids proved too complicated, she founded KiddyCharts so she could be with her kids, and use those grey cells at the same time.KiddyCharts has reach of over 1.1million across social and the site. The blog works with big family brands (including travel) to help promote their services, as well as offering free resources to parents of kids under 10.It gives 51%+ profits to Reverence for Life, who fund a number of important initiatives in Africa, including bringing running water and basic equipment to a school in Tanzania.Helen has worked as a digital marketing consultant (IDM qualified) with various organisations, including Channel Mum, Truprint, Talk to Mums, and Micro Scooters. She loves to be creative in the brand campaigns she works on.Get in touch TODAY!

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