Halloween
Friendly Witch on a Broomstick Dot to Dot — Free 62-Dot Printable for Kids
Connect 62 numbered dots around a cheerful young witch flying on her broomstick beneath a crescent moon and star. This Halloween dot to dot printable gives kids playful practice with number sequencing, visual tracking, concentration, and pencil control.
Difficulty
Hard
Fun fact: In folklore and storybooks, witches are often shown flying on broomsticks, turning an everyday household tool into a symbol of magical travel.
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Ages 6–9 — Hard
How to Complete the Friendly Witch on a Broomstick Dot to Dot
This smiling witch is ready for a moonlit flight. Start at dot 1 beside her hand, follow every number in order around the broom, face, and pointed hat, and finish at dot 62 near the back of the broomstick.
1–12 — Broom Handle and Lower-Right Trail
Begin at dot 1 near the witch's hand and connect through dot 12 along the broom handle and toward her shoulder. Keep the short turns smooth around the handle.
Fun fact!
Traditional brooms are made by fastening stiff plant fibers or twigs to a long wooden handle.
Traditional brooms are made by fastening stiff plant fibers or twigs to a long wooden handle.
13–25 — Right Side and Hat Brim
Follow dots 13 through 25 up the right side of the witch's face and across the long pointed brim of her hat. Check each number as the path rises.
Fun fact!
A storybook witch's hat is drawn with a tall point and a wide brim so the character stays recognizable even as a tiny silhouette.
A storybook witch's hat is drawn with a tall point and a wide brim so the character stays recognizable even as a tiny silhouette.
26–38 — Hat Point and Buckle
Continue from dot 26 to dot 38 around the tall hat, passing its buckle and rounded tip. Slow down where the points change direction near the buckle.
Fun fact!
Broomsticks and pointed hats are classic parts of witch stories and Halloween costumes.
Broomsticks and pointed hats are classic parts of witch stories and Halloween costumes.
39–50 — Left Brim and Hair
Trace dots 39 through 50 along the hat's left brim and down beside the witch's hair. Use steady strokes across the wider spaces.
Fun fact!
Artists use flowing hair and tilted clothing to make a flying character appear to move through the air.
Artists use flowing hair and tilted clothing to make a flying character appear to move through the air.
51–62 — Back of the Dress and Broom
Finish with dots 51 through 62 around the back of the witch's dress and toward the broom. The last connection completes the moonlit flying scene.
Fun fact!
A crescent moon is the curved shape we see when only a small portion of the Moon's sunlit half faces Earth.
A crescent moon is the curved shape we see when only a small portion of the Moon's sunlit half faces Earth.
Your friendly witch is ready to fly! Color her hat purple or black, make the star glow yellow, and add a deep blue night sky. Explore more Halloween dot to dot printables for another seasonal puzzle.
Coloring Guide
Classic Friendly Witch
Brown, purple, black, orange, and green create a cheerful Halloween palette.
| Dot Range | Part | Color | Why this color | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Numeric | Alphabet | |||
| 1–12 | A–L | Broom Handle and Lower-Right Trail | Crayola Brown | Brown gives the wooden broom handle a natural look. |
| 13–25 | M–Y | Right Side and Hat Brim | Crayola Purple Heart | Purple makes the witch's hat playful and magical. |
| 26–38 | Z–AL | Hat Point and Buckle | Crayola Black | Black adds a crisp classic Halloween contrast. |
| 39–50 | AM–AX | Left Brim and Hair | Crayola Orange | Orange gives the witch bright autumn hair. |
| 51–62 | AY–BJ | Back of the Dress and Broom | Crayola Screamin' Green | Bright green keeps the costume friendly and lively. |
Moonlit Flight
Cool blues, lavender, silver, and yellow create a gentle nighttime scene.
| Dot Range | Part | Color | Why this color | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Numeric | Alphabet | |||
| 1–12 | A–L | Broom Handle and Lower-Right Trail | Crayola Navy Blue | Navy suggests the deep evening sky. |
| 13–25 | M–Y | Right Side and Hat Brim | Crayola Wisteria | Wisteria gives the hat a soft magical glow. |
| 26–38 | Z–AL | Hat Point and Buckle | Crayola Silver | Silver resembles moonlight on the hat buckle. |
| 39–50 | AM–AX | Left Brim and Hair | Crayola Sky Blue | Sky blue adds a cool nighttime highlight. |
| 51–62 | AY–BJ | Back of the Dress and Broom | Crayola Lemon Yellow | Yellow echoes the glowing star in the scene. |
Candy Magic
Bright candy colors turn the witch's flight into a playful Halloween adventure.
| Dot Range | Part | Color | Why this color | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Numeric | Alphabet | |||
| 1–12 | A–L | Broom Handle and Lower-Right Trail | Crayola Mango Tango | Mango orange brings warm Halloween energy. |
| 13–25 | M–Y | Right Side and Hat Brim | Crayola Cotton Candy | Pink makes the friendly hat extra cheerful. |
| 26–38 | Z–AL | Hat Point and Buckle | Crayola Blue Green | Blue green adds a bold magical accent. |
| 39–50 | AM–AX | Left Brim and Hair | Crayola Red | Red gives the hair a bright candy color. |
| 51–62 | AY–BJ | Back of the Dress and Broom | Crayola Golden Yellow | Golden yellow gives the final section a warm glow. |
Why Is the Friendly Witch on a Broomstick Dot to Dot Printable Rated Hard?
The Friendly Witch on a Broomstick is rated hard. The 62-dot route includes 15 sharp-turn and 13 zigzag dots, so the challenge comes from changes of direction as well as counting. Trace dots 4–5 with a finger first. Slow down again at dots 47–48 and 50–52, locating each next number before drawing.
Straight
22 dots · 35%
Easiest — join two dots with one straight pencil stroke.
Curved
12 dots · 19%
24 25
Zigzag
13 dots · 21%
Quick in-and-out changes of direction. Good counting practice.
Sharp turns
15 dots · 24%
50 52
We traced all 62 dots on this exact worksheet by hand — the sharp turns at dots 4–5 is where it got tricky, and you can check that against your own printout.
Key Sections to Know
Every notable stretch of the path, dot by dot.
| Dot Range | Pattern | Why It Matters | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Numeric | Alphabet | ||
| 4 5 | D E | Sharp turns | The measured sharp turn is the point of a small star in the sky, lower right. Find dots 4 and 5 first — the star's points change direction quickly. |
| 16 17 | P Q | Sharp turns | This sharp turn sits beside the witch's face, where the path changes direction along her cheek and hair. Check dot 18 before continuing. |
| 24 25 | X Y | Curved | Dots 24 and 25 curve along the top of the hat brim on the right. Use a steady line. |
| 47 48 | AU AV | Sharp turns | Here the path turns sharply into the broom bristles on the lower left. Slow down and find dot 48 first. |
| 50 52 | AX AZ | Sharp turns | Dots 50 to 52 zigzag along the bottom edge of the cape above the broom. Draw each short line separately. |
Bottom line: The Friendly Witch on a Broomstick dot to dot is hard rated — 55% smooth lines with just 4 short sections to watch for.
Made by a young artist
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