Witch Printables

No self-respecting witch would be without a broomstick on Halloween - it's the best way to fly! Print out our simple poster to use in Halloween displays and projects.

William Shakespeare wrote a famous poem about witches as part of Macbeth, "Double double toil and trouble, Fire burn and cauldron bubble...". Maybe the kids can use our cauldron acrostic poem printable to write their own poem or song about witches?

Find the matching pairs of bubbling cauldrons - then find the odd one out! Great Halloween-themed fun for younger kids...

"Double, double, toil and trouble; Fire burn and cauldron bubble"! A witch is certainly bubbling up something mysterious (and green!) in this cauldron. Print our cauldron poster for your witches and warlocks at Halloween...

In this Halloween puzzle we ask children to complete the missing parts of our which picture by looking at the full picture on the right. We are encouraging good observation and copying skills!

Drawing a witch on a broomstick can be tricky, but not if you copy it square by square onto a grid with the help of this fun printable!

Use this fun printable Halloween certificate any time congratulations are in order. We've left it blank so that you can decide what the reward is for.

Here is some spooky motor skills practice for children this Halloween. Print our Halloween cutting skills practice worksheet and have them try to cut along the dotted lines to the ghosts and witches.

This fun printable Halloween scrapbook paper design features all sorts of witchy things! Use it in your Halloween craft projects, slice it into bookmarks or cards...You will need the password ActivityVillage.co.uk to open and print this scrapbook paper.

Here's a simple word tracing page to help younger children practise their handwriting. Can they trace over the word 'hat'? Perfect for practising handwriting at Halloween or anytime! We've got UK and US versions available.

We have two step by step Halloween tutorials for drawing witches. This one feature a witch on a broomstick and is a little trickier - perhaps better for older kids?

Here's a fun writing prompt that's perfect for Halloween. Write a sentence describing the potion, then write another describing what might happen if you drink it - could be scary!

Here's a fun worksheet which asks the kids to fill in the blanks of a Halloween story about The Witch Next Door...

This fun Halloween lacing card features a little girl going trick or treating in a stunning witch costume, complete with hat, stripy stockings and magnificent purple cloak. Punch holes around the cloak and lace with purple wool!

Can the children use the letters from WITCH to write a spooky poem about a witch for Halloween? We have a choice of four printables for them to display their work on.

Here's a fun way to practice your handwriting at Halloween! Trace over the letters with finger, crayon or pencil, and colour in the witch if you like. If you laminate the sheet first you can repeat the activity as many times as you wish.

Our witch maths facts colouring page will have children practicing subtraction without even noticing. Solve the sums and colour the picture by numbers.

This witch needs a cat, a cauldron and a broomstick! Can the kids make them out of playdough?

Younger kids will love this cartoon-style poster of a witch flying on her broomstick, perfect for Halloween...

Inspire some creative writing with this spooky witch sentence writing prompt. How will the children describe the witch, and can they describe a spell she might cast?

A witch looks into her crystal ball while her black cat looks on in this fun story paper for kids. Use the picture to spark some imaginative writing and don't forget to colour in the picture too! 

Ask the kids to write a fun story with this young witch as the central character, or to write a letter to send to someone at Halloween...

This witch takes some careful cutting out, but she looks great silhouetted against a window or as part of your board display. Print onto white paper and then glue-stick very lightly to black card, cutting through both layers together...

This is one of my favourite Halloween templates. It is relatively easy to cut out and can be used in so many ways. You could print a whole batch and have the kids cut out and decorate their own, glue on the heads and use them as bookmarks...

Here's a fun little extra activity for Halloween - tracing over the dotted lines on this witch's broom. We have a witch's hat tracing page too!

These brilliant witch's hat bookmarks are lots of fun and perfect to give as a gift at Halloween or any time of year! Print on to some card and cut out. Add your own message with a black marker pen, then tape or glue the hat to the top of bookmark, so the hat sits on top of the book.

Here's a set of witch's matching cards with lovely illustrations that we hope will appeal to the kids. Print 2 or more times, then use to play Memory and other matching games.

We've got three versions of this tricky triangular maze - the perfect shape for a witch's hat - getting progressively harder. Find your way from the left side to the right, and if you get stuck, have a look at the solutions.

Nothing says 'Halloween' more than a witch's hat! Print out this poster to use in your Halloween displays and crafts. 

You never know when this witch's hat template will come in useful! We think it would be fun cut from purple or black as part of a Halloween display. You could get the kids to stick stars on it or decorate the hat with a gold pen...

These quirky witch's legs bookmarks will look brilliant sticking out from the pages of a book (they remind us of the Wizard of Oz!) and would also make a fun gift. Print onto some card, cut out then write on your own message with a black marker pen.