Halloween, one of the funnest times of the year for kids and people of all ages! Starting when were little we stay around the house, still dressed up and slowly mature into getting more and more candy, and better and better costumes! Halloween goes by so quickly though, one night isn't much time to just enjoy the event, so there has to be something kids can do until and after the night right? Sounds like a perfect time for some Halloween Coloring Pages!! When I was young you needed to make the pictures from scratch yourself or if you were lucky you would get a book from your parents. Nowadays parents can print free ones at anytime and here are the best sites to do this and why!

Just because you have the pages doesn't mean you have any tools yet! There are some products that are better then others, and though personal experience, here are my suggestions:

Crayons:
The best crayons are Crayola. Try to get a pack with 12-36 colors at least if there young. The smaller 6 pack is limiting and doesn't let a child really fully express him/herself at the time (unless there old enough to understand color blending etc)

Colored Pencils:
Colored Pencils are great. Crayola are good but there are some other brands that are around the same price and are better. Prang are really nice for there price, but these are often on the expensive side for little ones.

Markers:
Markers help slightly older kids get better color results. They often come out clear and are easy to use compared to a pencil or crayon. Smaller kids shouldn't use markers as much because there more tempted to write on everything. (Washable only!)

All other mediums would be best used by an older child. Normally, at least 13 or 14 for the extremely difficult or messy ones like pastels and paint. Of course, if your there with your child any medium can be used.