Halloween Stickers

A simple message, shared their way

A sticker can open a conversation about stuttering at the front door, in the classroom or at a trunk-or-treat event. It can help a child share that they stutter without having to explain it at every stop. Using a sticker is always the child’s choice. Every child deserves time to speak and a warm welcome, with or without one.

Choose from a jack-o’-lantern, ghost, bat, witch, black cat and Frankenstein’s monster. The ready-to-print sheet includes 12 round stickers: two of each of the six designs.

Download and print

  1. Download the sticker sheet

    Select Download Halloween stickers below. Save the PDF to your computer and open it in a PDF reader. The sheet is already laid out for printing; you do not need to rebuild it in Avery Design & Print.

  2. Choose your printing method

    The easiest option is a pre-cut white, 2-inch round label sheet with 12 labels on an 8 1/2 x 11-inch sheet. Avery 22807 is one widely available example; compatible sheets using the same layout may also work. Match the sheet layout and printer type carefully.

  3. Test on plain paper

    Set paper size to US Letter and print at Actual Size or 100%. Turn off Fit to Page and any scaling. Print one test on plain paper, then hold it behind an unused label sheet against a light to check alignment.

  4. Print and peel

    Once the test aligns, load the labels in the direction specified by your printer and print single-sided. Use the paper setting recommended for your labels and allow ink to dry before peeling. If alignment is off, recheck the layout and scaling before using another sheet.

Download Halloween Stickers (PDF)  Download the Sticker Use Guide (PDF)

Use the stickers your way

Let the child lead

Show the designs and ask whether they would like to use one. They can choose a favorite or decide not to use a sticker.

Find a visible spot

A treat bag is an easy option. If a child prefers a costume or clothing, check the adhesive instructions for the label stock you choose. Avoid skin and delicate fabrics.

Prepare the adults too

Parents, SLPs, teachers and event organizers can share the welcome handout through a PTA, school newsletter or event email. A sticker starts awareness; patient listening puts it into practice.

No label paper? Print the sheet on plain paper, cut out a design and attach it to a treat bag with tape.

Choose your DIY printing method

Pre-cut round labels are the simplest choice, but they are not the only way to make the stickers.


Blank label sources

Amazon                  Staples                 Walmart                  Avery 22807

Check sheet layout, printer compatibility and adhesive type before purchasing.


More Halloween guidance

Read The Stuttering Foundation’s Halloween press release for five ways speech-language pathologists can help families, schools and event organizers welcome children who stutter.

Read the Halloween Press Release