Halloween butterfly with pumpkin wings, bats, stars, crescent moon, bare trees, and falling leaves.

Halloween Butterfly Under a Crescent Moon

A big butterfly glides through a Halloween night, carrying a smiling pumpkin, tiny bats, stars, and cobwebs in its wings.

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🎨 How to color it

Give the butterfly’s wings pumpkin orange and deep purple, the smiling jack-o’-lantern a golden yellow, the tiny bats charcoal gray, and the crescent moon pale silver. Use chunky crayons or markers for the big wing sections, and let small hands color right over the dots, stars, and spiderweb lines if they like. Try making the two shooting-star antennae bright yellow so they glow against a soft navy night sky.

The story behind this coloring page

The Moon-Moth Welcome — Under the hush-hush moon, Caro carried a plain acorn cap close to her chest. Read the full story →

Under the hush-hush moon, Caro carried a plain acorn cap close to her chest. She wanted the right roost before the cold wind came, but every branch in Sleepy Hollow creaked, “Not here, not here,” and smelled of dry leaves.

At the bare little hill, two young bats squeaked in the dark. “We can’t find the pumpkin patch!” Caro held up her acorn cap, and moonlight filled it like warm milk. The light spilled across her wings—pumpkin grin, cobweb curl, star after star—so the bats followed her safely home.

Ever since that night, moon-moths wear Halloween signs on their wings to welcome lost night friends. If you peek at Caro’s wing, can you find the pumpkin that first said, “Here, here”?

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