Easter Bunny Coloring Pages
These free printable Easter Bunny coloring pages follow one cheerful bunny in a bow tie through a busy Easter season. He paints a big egg with a brush, dips eggs into cups of dye at the kitchen table and stacks decorated eggs into a tall tower. Then he gets them out the door: he pulls a wooden wagon full of eggs down a country path, pushes a wheelbarrow of eggs past a picket fence, rides a bike with a basket of eggs past the tulips and hides an egg behind a flowering bush.
There is time for fun too. The Easter Bunny sits inside a giant cracked egg, holds a bunch of egg balloons, peeks out of a rabbit hole, eats a carrot on a spotted toadstool and dances in the grass. He waters his carrot garden, walks through a spring rain shower under an umbrella, reads a book against a tree trunk and sits down to a picnic of cupcakes on a checkered blanket. For more spring flowers and outdoor scenes, see the nature coloring pages, and for another famous rabbit, try the My Melody coloring pages.
How to print these Easter Bunny coloring pages
Click the Download button under any picture to save it, then print it on standard letter paper. The pages are portrait and sized to fill the sheet, so pick fit to page in your print settings. Plain white paper is fine for crayons and colored pencils; light cardstock holds up better for markers.
Coloring ideas
The Easter Bunny has no single official look, so you can pick any fur color you like: white, light brown, gray or even pastel pink or blue. Try pink inside the ears, a bright bow tie and a white cotton tail. The eggs are where you can go wild, with a different pastel color on every stripe, zigzag and dot. Finish with green grass, yellow and pink tulips and a light blue spring sky.
Who these pages are for
The simpler scenes, like the Easter Bunny in the cracked egg, hugging a giant egg or peeking out of a rabbit hole, have big open shapes that are quick to fill and suit preschoolers and early elementary kids. The busier pages, such as the picnic, the carrot garden, the kitchen and the bike ride, have more small pieces for older kids and adults who want a longer, relaxing session. Parents and teachers can print as many copies as they need for home or classroom use.
Frequently asked questions
Are these Easter Bunny coloring pages free?
Yes. Every page on this site is free to download and print for personal, classroom, church or library use. Please do not resell the files or upload them elsewhere.
What size do the pages print at?
They are portrait images sized for standard US letter paper (8.5 by 11 inches) and also fit A4. Choose fit to page in your print dialog if your printer adds margins.
What color should I make the Easter Bunny?
Any color you like. The Easter Bunny has no single official design, so white, light brown and gray are all popular, and pastel pink or blue works well for Easter. Pink inside the ears and a bright bow tie make him stand out.
What Easter activities are on these pages?
The Easter Bunny paints and dyes eggs, hides an egg in the garden, stacks an egg tower, carries eggs in a wagon, a wheelbarrow and a bike basket, and has a picnic with cupcakes and eggs.
Can I use these in my classroom?
Yes. Print as many copies as you need for your students. They work well for Easter and spring activities. The only thing we ask is that the files stay on this site rather than being redistributed.
