Easter is a season of spring, fresh starts and happy family time, and coloring is one of the best ways for children to join in the celebration. Our Easter coloring pages are sorted into three easy categories: Easter bunnies, Easter eggs and Easter baskets. Whether you are planning a classroom activity, a rainy-day project or a calm moment before the big egg hunt, you will find something to enjoy.
Print a few pages and let your kids pick their favorites. Try pastel crayons for a soft spring look, or bold markers for a bright, festive finish. Younger children will love the simple, bold outlines, while older kids can enjoy the detailed patterns on the eggs.
1 Easter Bunny Coloring Pages
The Easter Bunny is the star of the holiday, and these five bunny pages show him in every mood: waving hello, leaping across the meadow, giggling with closed eyes, snuggling in a basket and hugging a decorated egg. Color the fluffy tails, long ears and pink noses any way you like.
Tip: Use soft grey, white or brown for a realistic bunny, then add bright colors to the Easter egg and the grass around it. Cotton balls glued onto the printed tail make a fun craft extension.
2 Easter Egg Coloring Page
No Easter is complete without colorful eggs! This set includes a baby chick peeking out of a star-covered egg, a friendly egg character waving hello, and a beautifully detailed egg decorated with hearts, stars, circles and zigzags. The simple designs suit little artists, and the detailed egg is perfect for older children who love patterns.
Tip: Color each stripe a different shade to create a rainbow effect, or try glitter glue and stickers for a sparkly finish. You can also cut out the colored eggs and hang them as spring decorations.
3 Easter Basket Coloring Pages
Fill the basket with color! These five Easter basket pages show woven baskets packed with patterned eggs, fluffy baby chicks and even a sweet bunny with tiny paw pads. The weave of the basket makes a great challenge for coloring in small sections, and the eggs inside invite endless creative patterns.
Tip: Try brown and yellow shades for the basket weave, then use as many bright colors as you like for the eggs. Little chicks look lovely in sunny yellow with an orange beak.
Printing and Coloring Tips
- Use the Print button under each picture, or download the image and print it from your device.
- Crayons and colored pencils work on normal paper. Use thicker paper for markers or paint.
- Print extra copies so everyone in the family or classroom can have a turn.