Jack O Lantern Printables

Can the kids fill in the missing parts of our jack o' lantern picture on the grid? This is a good "complete the picture" puzzle for beginners.

The second of our Halloween cutting worksheets has 4 simple jack o' lantern shapes for children to refine their fine motor skills by cutting out. 

Here's some creepy Halloween scrapbook paper to print, covered in pumpkins and bats and with a colourful green background. Fun for your Halloween projects.

This lovely Halloween scrapbook paper features two quirky jack o'lanterns to perk up the design! Available in three versions, to suit all ages and all sorts of projects.

There is plenty of space for your own message on these Jack O Lantern Halloween bookmarks. You could even use them as an unusual Halloween party invitation - one which is also useful for reading books! Laminate for durability if you prefer. Click the link below for our printable version:

Here's a fun writing prompt page to get the kids putting pen to paper at Halloween. Can the children describe the Jack-o'-Lantern on the worksheet, then describe a design that they would like to carve?

Here's a fun poster of a Jack O'Lantern that's sure to brighten up any Halloween display! Or maybe the kids can try and copy this design when carving their own pumpkin?

This Jack-o'-Lantern Sentence Writing Prompt page is ideal for helping younger kids to write a couple of Halloween-themed sentences.

Carving pumpkins to make Jack O'Lanterns is a really fun part of Halloween. Maybe you could try copying one of the designs from the pumpkins on this poster? Or print out the poster for a Halloween display?

This jack o' lantern lacing card printable makes a fun addition to your Halloween activities, and the simple outline makes it perfect for younger children. Punch holes around the edge, starting from just below the green stem and ending in the same position on the opposite side.

Whether you choose the black and white or colour version of this Jack o' Lantern Halloween mask, it's a quick and easy way to dress up for Halloween!

You don't need to carve pumpkins when you have this playdough mat and a supply of playdough to hand! Get the kids to make their own pumpkin creations. And perhaps they will create something completely new and different this year...

The face on this Jack o' Lantern is so funny kids are sure to enjoy tracing it! It is a good one for younger kids, especially if they trace between the dotted lines rather than directly on them.

Jack O'Lanterns are perhaps the object we all associate the most with Halloween. Use our story paper for creative writing with the kids, or perhaps they can write instructions on how to carve a lantern?

A group of kids get together to carve pumpkins in the classroom or home in this Halloween story paper - just write about what you see or make up your own story!

Use this scary pumpkin carving template to carve a frightening face on your pumpkin for Halloween.

Here's a friendly looking pumpkin face, that's maybe a little less frightening for younger kids at Halloween? You can cut out your stencil and draw it onto your pumpkin by tracing it or use the method of poking tiny holes into the stencil design. 

Use these pumpkin templates for carving smaller sized pumpkins, or why not try carving some different fruit and vegetables like squash, peppers or even a pineapple? You could create a whole gang of ghoulish fruit and veg faces!

Check children's comprehension of these CVC words in simple sentences by asking them to draw what they read - all to do with pumpkins for autumn or Halloween!

Here's a simple writing frame to use at Halloween, featuring a cheeky jack o' lantern. Choose from blank or lined versions.

Kids can colour in the pumpkins on this worksheet and then trace over the word - perfect for some Halloween handwriting practice!

Four children and their dog are having fun in a pumpkin patch in this delightful illustrated story paper for kids. Write about what you see or make up your own story - and don't forget to colour the picture in afterwards!

Read the descriptions and draw the pumpkin faces according - such a fun way to test reading comprehension at Halloween!

Get the kids to complete the rest of this surprising Halloween story!

Ask the kids to practise their handwriting skills using this fun pumpkin word tracing page - there are three versions to choose from below. Perfect as a Halloween activity!

There's lots of fun to be had with this cut and stick activity for Halloween! Cut out the black shapes and then design your own pumpkin.