Bunny Coloring Pages
Bunny coloring pages with fluffy rabbits, long ears and garden scenes with carrots and flowers. Round shapes suit toddlers, and detailed pages with fur and spring backgrounds suit older kids and Easter crafts.
Very simple bunny coloring pages ages 2-4
Easy bunny coloring pages ages 3-6
Medium bunny coloring pages ages 6-10
Detailed bunny coloring pages ages 10+ and adults
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Bunnies are a spring favorite and a common Easter symbol, but they work all year as a pet or garden theme. Kids love the twitching nose, the cotton tail and the hopping. Pet rabbits can be white, black, brown, gray, cream or spotted, and some have floppy ears called lop ears. Wild cottontail rabbits are gray-brown with a white tail.
Glue a cotton ball on as the tail, and color the inside of the ears pink. For a white rabbit, add soft gray shading under the chin and belly so the shape stands out.
Fun facts to share while you color
- A baby rabbit is called a kit or kitten.
- Rabbits' teeth never stop growing, so they chew a lot.
- Rabbits can turn their long ears to listen in different directions.
- Some pet rabbits have floppy ears and are called lop-eared rabbits.
- Wild cottontail rabbits are named for their fluffy white tails.
Ways to use these bunny pages
- Glue a cotton ball tail and paper whiskers on the finished bunny.
- Use bunny pages for Easter cards or as decorations for an egg hunt.
- Count carrots on the page, then hop that many times across the room.
- Tell the classic fable of the tortoise and the hare and color both racers.
Questions parents and teachers ask
What colors are real rabbits?
Pet rabbits can be white, black, brown, gray, cream, orange or spotted. Wild cottontails are gray-brown with a white tail.
Are bunny pages only for Easter?
No. Bunnies work for spring, pet units and garden themes all year. They are just especially popular around Easter.
What is a baby bunny called?
A baby rabbit is called a kit or kitten. Kits are born with their eyes closed and very little fur.
