Did you know? The word ghost comes from the Old English and Germanic root geost, which means spirit or specter. This etymology reflects the ancient notion that ghosts are spiritual entities that continue to exist after death, often associated with supernatural or paranormal phenomena.

Creative Coloring Ideas:
• Here are five coloring ideas for the ghost:
• Glow-in-the-Dark Spooky: Use a neon green marker or crayon for the body, and a bright yellow-orange for the eyes. Add some dark grey shading to create depth.
• Daytime Friendly Ghost: Color the entire ghost with pastel pink, adding light blue highlights on the arms and legs. For details, use white for the eyes and mouth.
• Rainbow Spirit: Use rainbow colors (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet) to color each part of the body. Make sure to add some sparkles with glitter or a sparkly marker.
• Vintage Ghost: Color the ghost with muted tones of brown for the body and dark grey for the eyes. Add a touch of gold for the mouth and a hint of black shading on the edges.