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14 Easter Coloring Pages: Bunnies, Chicks and Eggs Free printable PDF · color online

ForFamilies preparing Easter craftsChildren choosing a card or egg patternClassroom holiday coloring tables

A bunny peeks from a patterned egg, a chick balances on a garden swing, and two pages carry a “Happy Easter” greeting. This set keeps the egg baskets, rabbits and holiday messages together. Choose the broad chick or paired bunnies for a quick page, or spend longer on the rose egg and daisy bands.

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Kids practise: Repeating a small palette across egg patterns · Separating lettering from decoration · Choosing a holiday subject for a card

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Ways to use these pages

1

Two egg patterns

Color a basket egg with stripes, then repeat one shade in a flower-pattern egg.

2

Choose a character

Pick the bunny in a shell or chick in bunny ears and invent where it goes next.

3

Make a greeting

Color a Happy Easter sheet and add a short handwritten note in an open margin.

Choose a bunny or chick story

Two rabbits sit together in one picture, while another rabbit has fantasy wings and holds a little star. A third peeks out of a decorated shell. The chicks appear in several different roles: one wears bunny ears, one holds a Happy Easter sign, and four stand around a hen. These are familiar Easter characters rather than realistic wildlife scenes. Begin with the broad ears or rounded chick body, then give the shell or sign a contrasting color. For a larger set devoted to baby birds, visit the Easter chick pages.

Compare eggs in a basket and on their own

The basket holds several decorated eggs with different stripes and dots. Two separate egg pages use rose spirals or rows of daisies, leaving the whole sheet for a repeated flower pattern. A child can pick one color to repeat across the basket, then try a second combination on an individual egg. The basket weave has many narrow bars, while the daisy egg has small petals that take longer than the bunny face. If egg decorating is the main goal, the Easter egg collection has a wider range of patterns.

Make a greeting for the celebration

One page spells HAPPY EASTER in large outlined letters among tiny eggs, hearts and stars. Another chick holds a simple sign with the same message. The lettering page can become a poster; the chick sign is quicker to color and easy to give as a card. Color the words first so they remain legible, then use one accent shade in the surrounding little shapes. A child can write their own name or greeting in the open margin. The bunny holding an egg beside a cottage can also become a personal note without printed words.

Separate holiday symbols from general spring

A child with flowers stands beside a cottage whose roof has large bunny ears, linking that garden scene to Easter. The chick on a garden swing and bunny in a wide hat feel more broadly springlike, so choose the egg basket, patterned eggs or printed Happy Easter greetings when a card or display needs a clear holiday cue. The two pictures devoted only to a ladybug and a watering can now live in the spring collection. Previewing the image first helps a class display stay on theme.

Happy coloring!

Start with a bunny or chick for broad shapes, choose patterned eggs for slower coloring, and use the Happy Easter sheets for a ready-made greeting.

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Questions

Does this set have both characters and egg patterns?

Yes. It includes bunnies, chicks, a hen family, an egg basket, two single patterned eggs and Easter greetings.

Which Easter picture is quicker for a young colorer?

The single chick in bunny ears and the chick holding a sign have larger, more open areas than the basket or rose-pattern egg.

Is there a separate Easter egg collection?

Yes. This general Easter set includes a few egg pictures; the Easter Egg collection focuses on more designs.

Can I print one picture rather than the book?

Yes. Open any sheet for its own PDF or online coloring option; the book gathers the selected set.