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✦ Sweet Spring Bunnies and Easter Eggs

13 Bunny Coloring Pages: Sweet Spring Bunnies and Easter Eggs Free printable PDF · color online

ForAges 4–9Children who enjoy spring animalsEaster tables and classroom crafts

Bunny coloring pages are a gentle way to bring an Easter table or spring afternoon to life. These rabbits peek from eggs, carry baskets, paint a giant oval and sit among flowers. Their wide ears and rounded faces give younger children a clear starting shape. The patterned eggs and basket weave offer extra detail when someone wants to keep coloring. Print one sheet or the set.

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Kids practise: recognizing stripes, dots and zigzags · counting eggs and rabbit ears · telling a short sequence with pictures

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Ways to use these pages

1

Make an egg pattern

Choose two colors and alternate them along one large zigzag egg.

2

Tell the basket story

Pair the painting bunny with the basket-carrying bunny and describe what happens next.

3

Add one spring flower

Draw a new flower in the open sky around the simplest bunny picture.

Choose a bunny with a clear first shape

Start with the bunny holding one egg if a child wants a short coloring task. Its body and ears are broad enough for crayons, and the background leaves space to draw a new flower. The bunny peeking from an egg is another simple choice: color the shell first, then the face above it. A longer session can move to the rabbit in a basket or the one painting at an easel. The Easter egg collection offers more pattern practice after a bunny page.

Play with egg patterns

The eggs in this set have stripes, dots, zigzags and open areas. A child can repeat one color on every striped band and choose another for circles or stars. The six-egg picture makes a good sorting game: group eggs by pattern before coloring them. On the giant zigzag egg, tracing the main line with a finger helps young hands see where one color ends and the next begins. Try a bright color for the basket bow and a quieter shade for the large egg shell.

Notice baskets and spring flowers

Several rabbits carry baskets or sit beside flowers. The side-view bunny has a woven basket with small squares, while another peeks out of a wider basket beside decorated eggs. These pages provide a natural pause between the large animal shapes and the tiny details. Ask which bunny might be gathering eggs and which one might be delivering them. The answer can become a two-page story. Count the long ears and oval eggs before deciding which details to color first.

Make a small Easter scene

Print a painter, a basket carrier and an egg peeker to make a three-step spring story. One rabbit decorates, one carries the basket, and one pops up to see what happened. Children can add a path between the scenes or describe where the eggs will go next. A short sequence gives them a purpose for choosing different colors without requiring them to complete every page in the book. The spring pages add gardens and weather to the rabbits’ little world.

Happy coloring!

Try the single-egg bunny first, then move to basket weave or a page with many patterned eggs.

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Questions

How many bunny pages are included?

This set has 13 selected pictures, each with its own printable PDF.

Can I print the entire set together?

Yes. The matching Bunnies Coloring Book combines the selected pictures into one PDF.

Can I color a picture online?

Yes. Open any individual sheet and choose Color Online to use the browser coloring tool.