Room on the Broom Coloring Pages (14 Free Printable Witch Sheets)
Is there room on the broom for one more coloring fan? These room on the broom coloring pages are made for little story lovers who cannot get enough of friendly witches, flying broomsticks, and kind animal friends. The collection has 14 free printable witch coloring sheets, from a smiling witch soaring through the sky to a broom packed full of happy animals.
The pages are inspired by the much-loved picture book Room on the Broom, written by Julia Donaldson and illustrated by Axel Scheffler. Families and teachers adore the story for its gentle messages about friendship, kindness, and sharing — when a new friend needs a ride, there is always room for one more. These pages keep that story-time feeling going long after the book is closed.
Every design is original and friendly, never scary, making the collection perfect for kids ages 3 to 8. Toddlers can start with the big, simple shapes at the end of the list, while older kids can enjoy the detailed Halloween night scene. They are ideal for story time, a Halloween class party, or a cozy autumn afternoon.
What’s in This Witch on a Broom Collection
This set of room on the broom coloring sheets includes 14 friendly designs:
- Friendly Witch Flying on a Broom
- Witch and Cat Riding a Broom Together
- Broom Full of Animal Friends
- Friendly Dog With a Witch Hat
- Little Bird on a Broomstick
- Cute Frog Splashing in a Pond
- Bubbling Magic Cauldron
- Friendly Dragon in the Clouds
- Witch’s Hat and Bow Blowing in the Wind
- Witch Flying Past a Full Moon
- Magic Spell With Stars and Sparkles
- Halloween Night Scene
- Animal Friends Having a Picnic
- Simple Witch Hat and Broom
How to Print These Witch on a Broom Coloring Pages
Printing is quick and easy. Open the page you want, print it on US Letter or A4 paper, and choose the “fit to page” setting. Regular paper works well for crayons and pencils. If your child likes markers, try thicker paper or card stock so colors do not soak through. Print as many copies as you like — sharing a fresh sheet fits the spirit of this collection.
Friendly Witch on a Broom Coloring Pages
1. Friendly Witch Flying on a Broom
Our collection opens with a cheerful witch flying high on her broomstick, wearing a pointy hat and a big smile. Fluffy clouds and stars surround her, giving kids a simple, happy sky scene to color. Coloring tip: try a deep purple dress and a golden-yellow broom for a classic storybook look.
2. Witch and Cat Riding a Broom Together
A friendly witch shares her broomstick with a cute cat in this sweet design. The cat sits up front, holding on tight as they ride through a sky full of soft clouds. It is a lovely page for talking about making room for a friend. Coloring tip: an orange or black cat both look great against a pale blue sky.
3. Broom Full of Animal Friends
This is the happiest traffic jam in the sky: one long broomstick carrying a witch, a cat, a dog, a bird, and a frog, all riding together. Each animal has a big, simple shape that is easy to color. Coloring tip: give every animal its own bright color so the broom looks like a rainbow.
4. Friendly Dog With a Witch Hat
A happy dog wearing a floppy pointy hat is the star of this page. With its wagging tail and friendly face, this design is more silly than spooky. Coloring tip: add spots or patches to the dog’s fur, and color the hat purple with a bright orange band.
5. Little Bird on a Broomstick
A small, round bird perches on the end of a broomstick in this gentle design. A few leaves swirl around it, but the lines stay big and simple for little hands. Coloring tip: birds can be any color your child imagines — bright blue, sunny yellow, or even rainbow feathers.
6. Cute Frog Splashing in a Pond
Down on the ground, a cute frog splashes happily in a pond dotted with lily pads and reeds. It is a fun change from all the flying pages, and a nice way to talk about where frogs live. Coloring tip: use two or three shades of green for the frog and lily pads, and light blue for the water.
7. Bubbling Magic Cauldron
Every good witch needs a cauldron, and this one is bubbling over with a magical brew. Big bubbles, swirls of steam, and stars rise from the pot, waiting for creative colors. Coloring tip: color the brew bright green or purple, and make the bubbles sparkle with a touch of yellow.
8. Friendly Dragon in the Clouds
A gentle dragon with small wings and a friendly smile flies through the clouds in this design. This dragon is a kind helper, not a scary monster, so the shapes stay soft and welcoming. Coloring tip: green is the classic dragon color, but pink, blue, or rainbow scales look wonderful too.
9. Witch’s Hat and Bow Blowing in the Wind
On a windy day, even a witch can lose her hat. This page shows a pointy hat and a ribbon bow tumbling through the air, surrounded by swirling leaves. It is a simple, playful design with lots of movement. Coloring tip: color the wind swirls in light grey or pale blue so the hat and bow stand out.
10. Witch Flying Past a Full Moon
A witch flies across a giant full moon in this classic Halloween scene. The big round moon gives kids a huge, satisfying shape to color, with small stars and clouds finishing the sky. Coloring tip: color the moon pale yellow and the sky dark blue or purple to make the flying shape pop.
11. Magic Spell With Stars and Sparkles
Someone is casting a friendly spell. This page is full of stars, sparkles, swirls, and a magic wand, with a small cauldron bubbling in the corner — perfect for glitter pens and gel pens. Coloring tip: use gold and silver for the stars and sparkles so the whole spell really shines.
12. Halloween Night Scene
This detailed friendly witch coloring page is made for older kids who enjoy a Halloween challenge. A witch flies over rooftops and pumpkins under a full moon, while a cat, an owl, and friendly bats fill the sky. Coloring tip: build the night with layers — dark purple sky, orange pumpkins, and a glowing yellow moon.
13. Animal Friends Having a Picnic
After all that flying, the friends gather for a picnic. A cat, a dog, a bird, and a frog sit together on a blanket with simple snacks to color. This page celebrates sharing a meal with friends, just like sharing a broom. Coloring tip: make the blanket red and white, and give each snack its own tasty color.
14. Simple Witch Hat and Broom
The easiest page in the collection is perfect for toddlers. One big pointy hat and one simple broom fill the page with thick, chunky outlines that tiny hands can color without frustration. Coloring tip: chunky crayons are ideal here — one bold, happy color for the whole hat is just fine.
Fun Facts About the Picture Book
Room on the Broom was written by Julia Donaldson and illustrated by Axel Scheffler, first published in 2001. The two have worked together on many popular picture books, including The Gruffalo.
The story was later made into an animated short film, so children can watch the adventure as well as read it. At its heart, it is about sharing, kindness, and friendship: a kind witch keeps making room on her broom for new animal friends, who are there for her when she needs help. Teachers often use that message for lessons about being welcoming.
Story-Time Activity Ideas to Try
Read, then color. Read the picture book together first, then let your child choose a favorite moment to color. Talking about the story while coloring helps kids remember the order of events and new words they heard.
Act out the story with stuffed toys. Line up toy animals and let each one ask for a ride on a pretend broom — a ruler, a cushion, or a cardboard tube all work. Kids love taking turns being the kind witch who says yes.
Make a paper broom craft. Wrap brown paper or tissue strips around a cardboard tube, tie them with string, and decorate the handle — a fun prop for pretend flying and dress-up.
Talk about kindness and sharing. Ask simple questions: How did the witch help her friends? How did her friends help her? When did you share something this week? Little chats like this turn coloring time into a gentle lesson about friendship.
Draw a new friend for the broom. Ask your child to invent one more animal that would love a ride. A hedgehog? A baby owl? There is always room for one more idea.
Coloring Tips for Friendly Witch Pages
Halloween colors do not have to be dark and scary. Purple, orange, and green are the classic trio, and they look cheerful together on dresses, hats, and pumpkins. For a softer story-time feel, try pastel shades instead.
Rosy cheeks and big smiles keep every witch looking friendly. If a page has a big moon or sky, color the background first so the main characters stay clean and bright. And encourage experimenting — a pink dragon or a blue cat is not a mistake, it is imagination, which is exactly what these pages are for.
Frequently Asked Questions About Room on the Broom Coloring Pages
Are these room on the broom coloring pages free?
Yes. All 14 pages are free to print for personal and classroom use. Print one copy or the whole set, and reprint favorites as often as your kids ask for them.
Who wrote Room on the Broom?
The picture book Room on the Broom was written by Julia Donaldson and illustrated by Axel Scheffler, and was first published in 2001. They are the same author-and-illustrator team behind The Gruffalo.
What age is Room on the Broom good for?
The story is aimed at young children, roughly ages 3 to 7, and these coloring pages suit about ages 3 to 8. The simple pages at the end of the list work for toddlers, while the detailed Halloween night scene keeps older kids busy. Every design is friendly rather than frightening, so nothing here should scare little ones.
Can I use these coloring sheets for a Halloween class party?
Absolutely. Teachers are welcome to print these Halloween witch coloring pages for kids for classroom parties, story-time lessons, and autumn activities. The friendly designs fit schools that prefer cute over spooky, and there are enough different pages for every child to pick a favorite.
How do I print these witch coloring pages?
Open the design you like, print it on US Letter or A4 paper, and select “fit to page” in your printer settings. Normal printer paper is fine for crayons and pencils. For markers, thicker paper or card stock stops colors bleeding through.
Keep Coloring With More Witch on a Broom Friends
If your little artist wants more, explore our other printable witch coloring pages and collections. Our Halloween coloring pages are full of friendly pumpkins and autumn fun, our witch coloring pages have even more pointy hats and broomsticks, and our cat coloring pages are perfect for kids who loved the witch’s furry co-pilot. Each collection is free to print — there is always room for one more page.
These are original designs inspired by the theme and are not affiliated with the book’s publisher or creators.
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