This Easter hub covers both sides of the holiday. The secular set has a bunny family, a bunny painting eggs, a basket overflowing with spring flowers, an egg hunt scene, and a chick cracking out of its shell. The religious set has a cross wreathed in flowers and an Easter lily page, so classrooms and families can pick what fits.
The Decorated Eggs page is the sleeper hit: each egg is a blank canvas, and the fastest way to make it look intentional is to give every egg one repeating pattern: stripes on one, dots on the next, zigzags, then flowers. It borrows the logic of pysanky, the famous Ukrainian tradition of patterned eggs, without needing wax or dye.
Every Easter coloring page downloads as a free US Letter PDF (use "Fit to page" for A4), and every one can be colored online in the browser with progress saved on your device. Print a stack before the holiday; the egg hunt and bunny pages are reliable quiet-time material while dinner cooks.
Free Printable Easter Coloring Pages (PDF)
Every printable is generated on US Letter paper (8.5 x 11 inches). For A4 printing, choose "Fit to page" in your print dialog.
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Easter facts to color by
Egg decorating is ancient
Decorated eggs long predate chocolate ones; the egg has been a spring symbol of new life for thousands of years. Ukrainian pysanky, with wax-drawn geometric patterns, are the art form's masterpieces and great pattern inspiration for the Decorated Eggs page.
Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica
Chicks really do take about 21 days
A chicken egg hatches after roughly three weeks of incubation, and the chick breaks out using a temporary bump on its beak called an egg tooth. Our Chick Hatching page freezes exactly that moment.
Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica
The White House hosts an egg roll
The White House Easter Egg Roll has been an American tradition since 1878; kids push decorated eggs across the lawn with long spoons. A colored Decorated Eggs page makes a good scorecard for a backyard version.
Easter activities that use these pages
These use the printables from this hub plus basic supplies.
Egg garland
- Print the Decorated Eggs page two or three times.
- Color each egg with a different repeating pattern, then cut the eggs out.
- Tape them along a ribbon and hang the garland on a mantel or classroom board.
Egg hunt clue cards
- Color the Egg Hunt page and cut it into four to six pieces.
- Hide each piece with one real egg during your hunt.
- The hunt ends when the puzzle is reassembled.
Spring window scene
- Color the Basket of Flowers and Spring Lamb pages.
- Cut them out and tape them to a window at kid height.
- Add cotton-ball clouds for a scene that lasts the season.
Basket name tags
- Print the Bunny with Basket page once per child.
- Color, cut out, and write each child's name on the basket.
- Tie one to each real Easter basket so there are no mix-ups.
FAQ
Do you have religious Easter coloring pages?
Which Easter page is easiest for toddlers?
What patterns work on the Decorated Eggs page?
Can I print these for an Easter party or church group?
Can kids color Easter pages online instead?
Update history
- July 15, 2026: Replaced the generic intro and craft list with religious-and-secular guidance, egg-pattern technique, sourced Easter facts, four holiday activities, and an FAQ.