These Easter coloring pages bring the egg hunt to the coloring table with bunnies, baskets, fancy eggs and fuzzy chicks. There are 12 printable sheets in all, from a fat striped egg for preschool to a zentangle egg that will keep a teen or adult busy for an hour.
They are free to print at home, at a library craft hour or in your classroom. Tap Print for a quick copy, or Download to save the image for later. For basket tags and egg hunt clues, use our Easter clipart, and for flowers and baby lambs, open the spring coloring pages.
Easter Bunny Coloring Pages
The Easter bunny is the first request every year. These three show him holding, painting and hiding eggs.
A round bunny with floppy ears hugs an egg almost as big as he is. The stripes on the egg are wide and easy to fill.
Try this Glue a cotton ball tail on the back of the bunny once the coloring is done for a quick preschool craft.
The bunny dots paint onto an egg while a row of finished eggs waits on the table. Kids can invent a design for each one.
Try this Ask first graders to give every egg on the table a different pattern: dots, stripes, zigzags or hearts.
A bunny tiptoes through tall tulips and ferns, tucking eggs under leaves and behind a watering can. Count how many eggs you can find.
Try this Turn it into a seek-and-find: write the number of hidden eggs on the back as the answer key.
Easter Egg Coloring Pages
Eggs are a blank canvas. Little kids get one giant egg, and older kids and adults get patterns that take real patience.
One big egg with three wavy bands and a few polka dots. It fills the whole page, so small hands have room to scribble.
Try this Let toddlers dab each stripe with a different dot marker, then cut it out to hang on the fridge.
A woven basket with a bow on the handle holds a pile of eggs with hearts, flowers and stars. Grass spills over the edge.
Try this Practice patterns with kindergarten and first grade: color the eggs AB or ABC in matching pairs.
A large egg split into bands of paisley, flowers, scales and tiny dots. It rewards slow coloring with fine markers.
Try this Use pastel colored pencils and a white gel pen for highlights, then frame it for a spring mantel.
Chick and Chicken Coloring Pages
New chicks and proud hens fit right into the season. These pages work well with a life cycle lesson.
A fluffy chick pops out of a cracked egg wearing half the shell like a hat. It is simple, sweet and quick.
Try this Cut the shell piece apart and attach it with a brad so the chick can pop in and out.
A mother hen leads four chicks past a red barn and a feed bucket. Each chick does something a little different.
Try this Second graders can number the chicks and write what each one is doing in a short sentence.
A proud rooster with every feather drawn in a pattern stands among wildflowers. It is a favorite for adult colorers.
Try this Pick a farmhouse palette of red, mustard, teal and cream and color it for a kitchen wall.
Cute Bunny and Rabbit Easter Coloring Pages
Not every bunny needs a basket. These cute bunny coloring pages show rabbits doing everyday rabbit things.
A tiny bunny peeks out of a teacup with a heart on the side. Big outlines and round shapes make it a gentle first page.
Try this Use it as a place card at a spring tea party and write each guest's name on the saucer.
A rabbit sits up in the vegetable patch with a carrot in its paws and cabbages all around. There is a snail on a leaf too.
Try this Teach healthy food groups: kids circle the vegetables they spot and color them first.
A lifelike wild rabbit sits alert in a meadow of clover and dandelions. The fur is drawn with fine strokes for careful shading.
Try this Older students can practice layering browns and grays to show soft fur, a skill they will use in art class.
Pick the Right Easter Sheet for Each Age
| Age group | Try these | Why they work |
|---|---|---|
| Toddlers and preschool | Giant striped egg, bunny hugging egg, hatching chick, teacup bunny | Few shapes and very thick lines |
| Grades K to 3 | Bunny painting eggs, basket of eggs, hen and chicks, carrot rabbit | Small details to count and talk about |
| Grade 4 to adult | Hidden egg garden, zentangle egg, patterned rooster, wild rabbit | Fine patterns and lots of tiny spaces |
Pastels are the classic choice: lilac, mint, butter yellow and baby pink. For a modern look, try bright coral, teal and lime on the eggs and keep the bunnies white or gray.
Easter Party and Classroom Ideas
- Egg hunt clues: Write a clue on the back of each colored egg page and hide them around the room.
- Basket liner: Print the basket of eggs on cardstock, color it and tape it to the front of a paper bag basket.
- Life cycle wheel: Use the hatching chick and hen pages to show egg, chick and adult, and add a picture from our chicken and duck clipart.
- Quiet table: Set the detailed sheets out for older cousins at a family brunch.
Each page fills US Letter or A4 when printed at "fit to page". For more fluffy friends, try our cute coloring pages.
Questions people ask
Are these Easter coloring pages free?
Yes, every sheet is free for home, school, library and non-commercial use. Credit to our site is appreciated but optional. You may not resell the pages or package them as a set, and anything you plan to sell needs our okay first through the Contact page.
What are good easy Easter coloring pages for preschool?
Start with the giant striped egg, the bunny hugging an egg, the hatching chick and the teacup bunny. Each has a handful of big shapes, so two and three year olds can color them with chunky crayons.
Can I make happy Easter coloring pages with words?
Our pages have no words on purpose. Before coloring, have kids write Happy Easter or a name across the top with a marker in bubble letters, then color the letters too.
Do you have Easter coloring pages for adults?
Yes. The zentangle egg, the patterned rooster, the wild rabbit and the hidden egg garden have fine lines and many small areas. Plan on 45 minutes to an hour with colored pencils.
Can I get the Easter coloring pages printable as a PDF?
They download as images. To make a PDF, open the picture, press Print and choose save as PDF as the printer. Then you can email the whole set to a class or a grandparent.
Which cute bunny coloring pages are best for a spring party?
The teacup bunny and the bunny hugging an egg are quick and sweet for little guests. School age kids like the bunny painting eggs because they can design every egg on the table.
