Celebrate Easter with these cute and religious coloring sheets.
Spring has sprung. The flowers are blooming, and the chocolate eggs are hitting the shelves. It is time to celebrate. We curated a collection of free Easter coloring pages to help you get into the holiday spirit.
You will find a little bit of everything here. We have kawaii bunnies for the kids and meaningful Christian scenes for Sunday school. We even included detailed mandalas for adults who need a break. Grab your crayons, download your favorites, and get creative today.
Cute Bunny
Check out this fluffy bunny. He has a big smile and is holding a special Easter egg. It is a great choice for younger children.
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Activities to Do With Easter Coloring Pages
Don’t let the fun stop once the coloring is done. You can upcycle these sheets into fun crafts and decorations. Here are a few ways to get more value out of your printables.
Create Custom Greeting Cards
Print the pages at 50% scale (two per page). Once your child colors the main image, cut it out and glue it onto a piece of folded cardstock. Have them write a personal message inside. It is a heartfelt way to wish “Happy Easter” to grandparents or friends.
Design Festive Bunting
Color several eggs or bunnies. Cut them out carefully with scissors. Punch a small hole in the top of each cutout and thread a ribbon through them. You now have a custom garland to hang across the fireplace or a doorway.
Make Personalized Placemats
Let your kids color their favorite scene. Once they finish, laminate the sheet. This makes it durable and wipeable. Use these at Easter brunch to keep the table festive and protect your tablecloth from spills.
Decorate the Egg Hunt
Use the finished pages as signage for your egg hunt. You can tape a colored bunny to a tree to mark the start of the hunt, or use the arrow signs to point kids in the right direction. It adds a cohesive theme to your backyard activities.
Wrapping Paper for Small Gifts
If you are giving small gifts or chocolate boxes, use the full-pattern pages (like the collages or mandalas) as wrapping paper. It is unique, eco-friendly, and adds a personal touch to the gift-giving experience.
FAQs
What Paper Is Best for Printing Coloring Pages?
Standard printer paper works well for crayons and colored pencils. If you plan to use markers or watercolors, we recommend using cardstock or heavy bond paper. This prevents the ink from bleeding through and crinkling the page.
Are These Coloring Pages Free to Use?
Yes, all the coloring pages in this collection are completely free for personal use. You can print as many copies as you like for your family, classroom, or church group.
Can I Use Markers on These Pages?
You can use markers, but standard printer paper might soak up the ink quickly. To avoid messes, place a scrap piece of paper underneath the coloring sheet to protect your table from bleed-through.
Do You Have Coloring Pages for Toddlers?
Absolutely. Look for the designs labeled “Simple,” “Easy,” or “Kawaii.” These have thicker lines and less detail, making them perfect for toddlers and preschoolers who are just learning to color.
How Do I Print These Images?
Click on the download button associated with the image you want. It will usually open as a PDF or high-resolution image. From there, use your browser or PDF viewer’s print function to send it to your printer.
