Did you know? The concept of ghosts has been present in human culture for thousands of years, with ancient civilizations such as the Egyptians and Greeks believing that spirits could return to earth after death. This belief is still prevalent today, with many people claiming to have seen or interacted with ghostly apparitions.

Creative Coloring Ideas:
• Here are some fun and creative colouring ideas for the ghost in the image:
• Glow-in-the-Dark Ghost: Colour the ghosts body a bright, glowing green (such as lime or neon green), leaving its eyes and mouth black to create contrast. Use dark blue for the background to enhance the glow effect.
• Spooky Midnight: Paint the ghost a deep, midnight blue (almost black) with white highlights on its edges to give it a spooky, ethereal appearance. Use orange for the bats flying above the ghosts head to add a pop of colour and create a sense of movement.
• Happy Halloween: Colour the ghost a vibrant yellow-orange (such as pumpkin or goldenrod), adding black outlines around its eyes and mouth to define its features. Leave the background white, but use red for the bats to add a festive touch.
• Creepy Crawlies: Paint the ghosts body a dark grey-blue (such as slate or charcoal), leaving its eyes and mouth black to create contrast. Use green for the wavy lines behind the ghost, adding some creepy crawlies like spiders or worms in various shades of brown and yellow.