As Halloween approaches, your little one may be excited to embrace her inner witch. And why not? Witches are experiencing a renaissance! With the rise of astrology, healing crystals, and a newfound appreciation for houseplants, witches have evolved from frightening figures to strong, empowered women. We adore these mystical beings so much that we’ve created a delightful collection of witch-themed coloring pages!
Historically, the patriarchal narrative has portrayed witches as odd and scheming women casting spells. However, those labeled as witches during the 17th century—particularly around the time of the Salem witch trials—were often single women and healers who understood the power of plants and herbs. They were also free thinkers who questioned authority, making them easy targets for suppression (some things never change, right?).
Witches and Halloween go hand in hand. If your child dreams of being a witch this year, she should grab her broom, pointy hat, and a black cat to stir up some fun with her witchy friends. While getting ready for the festivities, share these magical coloring pages with her and enjoy a spooktacular season! You can also extend the enchanting vibes by printing out our moon coloring pages, snake coloring pages, dragon coloring pages, and zodiac coloring pages.
Free Printable Witch Coloring Pages
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Witch Page No. 1
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Did you know that witchcraft is believed to enhance supernatural abilities, like spell casting? And a group of witches is known as a coven! -
Witch Page No. 2
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Black cats have been linked to witch mythology for centuries. In the Middle Ages, they were thought to be spirits accompanying witches. Adopt a black cat and break the stigma! -
Witch Page No. 3
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Who doesn’t love the 1993 classic Hocus Pocus? Fun fact: Leonardo DiCaprio was once offered the role of Max but turned it down. Also, a sequel is on the way! -
Witch Page No. 4
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Ever wondered about Hermione Granger’s name? It originates from Greek mythology, linking her to the messenger god Hermes. -
Witch Page No. 5
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Another favorite witch film is Practical Magic, where Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman’s antics were inspired more by reality than fiction! -
Witch Page No. 6
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The Broadway musical Wicked spins off from the beloved Wizard of Oz, featuring the Wicked Witch of the West. -
Witch Page No. 7
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Surprisingly, The Wizard of Oz didn’t do well at the box office at first. It gained popularity when it aired on TV in 1956. -
Witch Page No. 8
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Today’s kids adore The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, but we can’t forget the classic ’90s sitcom, which also featured a black cat named Salem—an important familiar in witch lore. -
Witch Page No. 9
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Salem the cat was a standout character in Sabrina! Over the series, multiple cats and one puppet portrayed this magical feline. -
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Halloween is a fantastic time to visit Salem, Massachusetts, where modern witches thrive. The holiday also marks the beginning of the new year for witches!
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Summary
This article introduces a collection of ten witch-themed coloring pages perfect for kids eager to celebrate Halloween. Emphasizing the empowering narrative of witches, it provides historical context and fun facts, while also linking to related resources and blogs.
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