Easter coloring pages

Where can I find Easter coloring pages to print?

This page has ten Easter coloring pages to print: Easter bunny, decorated egg, egg basket, chick, chocolate egg, bunny face, carrot, little lamb, dove and tulips. Each drawing is a black outline only, with large closed areas. You can print it with a party background or just the figure, as a full page or two per page.

How to use it

1. Tap the name of the Easter figure you want: bunny, decorated egg, egg basket, chick and six more.
2. Choose with background (pennants, stars and confetti) or no background (just the figure, nice and big).
3. Choose full page or two per page. With two per page, the same drawing prints twice, with a cut line.
4. Tap Print the sheet. In the print window, keep the scale at 100% (or choose Fit to page on Letter paper).

The Easter coloring pages

• Easter bunny coloring page: a sitting bunny holding a decorated egg.
• Easter egg coloring page: a big egg with bands, zigzags, dots and a star.
• Easter egg basket coloring page: a basket with a handle, a bow and three eggs.
• Chick coloring page: a chick hatching from the eggshell.
• Chocolate egg coloring page: an egg wrapped in star paper with a bow on top, the way Easter eggs are sold in Brazil.
• Bunny face coloring page: a bunny face with big ears, front teeth and a bow tie.
• Carrot coloring page: a smiling carrot with three leaves.
• Lamb coloring page: a front-facing lamb with fluffy wool.
• Dove coloring page: a flying dove with a branch in its beak.
• Tulips coloring page: three tulips with big leaves.

Activity ideas

• Paper egg hunt: print the decorated egg two per page, color, cut out and hide the eggs around the house or the yard.
• Easter card: print two per page, color, cut out and glue onto folded card stock. Write the message inside.
• An egg your way: each child colors the decorated egg with different colors and patterns. Then compare the results.
• Basket tag: color the bunny face and the carrot, cut them out and tie them to the basket handle with ribbon.
• Class mural: glue the colored eggs, bunnies and tulips onto a sheet of kraft paper, like a garden.

Printing tips

• The drawing is outline only, with no filled areas. It uses little ink, even on a home printer.
• Print in black and white. Draft mode already gives lines that are good to color.
• For cards and ornaments, use thicker paper, such as card stock.
• For a class, use two per page: half the paper for the same number of children.

The date of Easter changes

Easter has no fixed day. In most countries it falls on a Sunday in March or April, and the date changes every year. Churches that follow different calendars may celebrate on different Sundays.

That is why the figures carry no date and no text. The bunny and the eggs are the most popular symbols of the holiday. The lamb and the dove come from Christian tradition, and the flowers recall spring in the Northern Hemisphere.

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