This Easter clipart set holds 12 drawn spring pictures: fluffy bunnies, striped and dotted eggs, a fuzzy chick, a full basket and plain outlines ready for crayons. Each one is a transparent PNG, so it drops onto a worksheet, card or egg hunt sign with no white box behind it.
Press Download PNG to keep a picture, or Copy to paste it right into a slide or document. The background preview lets you test each bunny on kraft paper, pastel colors or a chalkboard first. For full pages to color, open our Easter coloring pages, and for tulips, rain boots and baby birds, browse the spring clipart set.
Easter Bunny Clipart and Cute Rabbit Clipart
Every bunny here has a soft, friendly look that little kids love. The shapes stay clear when shrunk, so this bunny clip art works on gift tags and cubby labels as well as posters.
A round white bunny hugs a pink egg covered in yellow dots and grins from ear to ear. It is the easiest pick for preschool name cards.
Try this Glue one onto each preschool name card and let children trace their names below the bunny in crayon.
A soft gray rabbit sits upright next to a small bunch of tulips, painted in gentle washes. The calm colors suit spring cards and family notes.
Try this Print it on cream card stock, fold in half, and write a spring thank you note to a classroom volunteer.
Only the top of a brown bunny peeks up, showing tall ears, wide eyes and a pink nose. Stick it on the edge of a page so it seems to peek over.
Try this Stick it to the top edge of a reading log so the bunny peeks over each finished page.
Easter Egg Clipart and Eggs Clip Art
Painted eggs are the simplest way to dress up an April page. Use one big egg as a header or line several up as a border along a newsletter.
Three eggs in blue, pink and yellow show zigzags, stripes and dots. Bold outlines keep the pattern crisp on a projector.
Try this Line them up as a heading on a first grade pattern worksheet and ask kids to continue the design.
A fuzzy yellow chick pops out of a cracked blue shell with a tiny wing raised. It fits life cycle lessons as well as spring cards.
Try this Use it as the last stage on a second grade chicken life cycle wheel made from two paper plates.
Four dyed eggs in soft pastels rest inside a woven twig nest. The detailed shading makes it a nice choice for spring bulletin boards.
Try this Enlarge it to six inches and pin it in the middle of an April reading board with paper grass around it.
Easter Basket and Easter Egg Hunt Clipart
Plan a hunt or a spring party with these pictures. They print well on signs, clue cards and treat bag tags.
A woven basket with a tall handle overflows with bright eggs and curly green grass. It works on hunt signs and party sign up sheets.
Try this Place it at the top of a class party sign up sheet next to the list of snacks and supplies.
A smiling child in a sun hat and rain boots walks along with a basket of eggs. It suits egg hunt flyers and family event notes.
Try this Add it to a school egg hunt map and draw dotted paths from the child to each hiding spot.
A mint egg sits in a ring of white daisies and small pink tulips, with a white sticker edge. Cut along the edge for treat bag seals.
Try this Print a sheet, cut each one out, and use them to seal small paper treat bags for a spring party.
Easter Clipart Black and White: Rabbit Outline and Egg Outline
Need something to color or cut? This black and white Easter clip art prints with only black ink, and kids can add their own patterns.
A simple outline of a sitting rabbit with big ears and a fluffy tail. The open shapes are easy for small hands to color.
Try this Print it half page size and have kindergartners color the bunny and add cotton ball tails with glue.
A big egg outline is split into wide bands, each one blank and ready for kids to fill. Students can invent their own patterns in each band.
Try this Ask third graders to fill each band with a different repeating pattern, then name the rule on the back.
A solid black rabbit mid-hop, with legs stretched and ears flat behind. Silhouettes cut cleanly on a cutting machine or with scissors.
Try this Trace it onto black paper, cut it out, and tape a line of hopping bunnies across a classroom window.
Easter Clipart Ideas for the Classroom
- Pre-K and kindergarten: Use the hugging bunny and the hatching chick for letter B and letter C pages, counting eggs in a basket, and name cards.
- Grades 1 and 2: The striped egg trio makes a fast AB pattern warm up. The chick in its shell pairs with a short chicken life cycle reader, and our chicken and duck clipart adds the grown hen.
- Grades 3 to 5: Give each student the blank egg outline and ask for a symmetry design, or use the realistic nest for a short report on how birds build nests.
- Family events: The basket and egg hunt pictures fit flyers, maps and sign up sheets for a spring picnic.
Printing Bunnies and Eggs for Crafts
Every clipart file is a 1000 pixel square PNG. That stays sharp to about 3 inches wide at 300 dpi, which covers tags, egg cards and stickers. For a bigger hunt sign, use the Flat color basket, since bold shapes hold up best when enlarged.
For paper egg garlands, print the egg outline on card stock, cut out several, and punch a hole at the top of each. Kids decorate them, and you thread them on yarn. When cutting the silhouette bunny, leave a thin edge around the ears so they do not rip. Pastel paper looks lovely behind the line art; try mint, lavender or butter yellow.
Pair this set with our flower clipart for tulips and daisies on spring cards.
Questions people ask
Is this Easter clipart free?
It is free for home, classroom and school use and for any project you do not sell. You do not have to give credit. Please do not resell the files or pack them into clipart bundles, and write to us through the Contact page before using one on a product.
Do you have Easter clipart black and white?
Yes. The rabbit outline and the banded egg outline print in black ink only and are made for coloring. The hopping bunny silhouette is solid black for cutting and stencils.
Is the bunny clipart a transparent PNG?
Every bunny, egg and basket here downloads as a PNG with a clear background. Pick a color in the background preview to see how it will sit on your card or slide.
Where can I find happy Easter clipart for cards?
The watercolor rabbit with tulips and the flower egg sticker look the most like greeting card art. Add your own Happy Easter message in a word processor, then print on card stock.
Which egg clipart works best for a worksheet header?
The flat color egg trio is wide and bold, so it fits a header strip without crowding the page. The doodle chick is a good pick for younger grades.
Can kids color the Easter egg clipart?
The black and white egg outline is made for it. For a full page bunny or basket to color, try a page from our Easter coloring set, sized to fill a Letter or A4 sheet.
