Easter Bunny Coloring Pages
Easter bunny coloring pages show the springtime rabbit with floppy ears, a fluffy tail and baskets of eggs. Very simple bunnies suit toddlers, and detailed spring meadow scenes suit older kids.
Very simple easter bunny coloring pages ages 2-4
Easy easter bunny coloring pages ages 3-6
Medium easter bunny coloring pages ages 6-10
Detailed easter bunny coloring pages ages 10+ and adults
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The Easter bunny is a folk tradition that came to America with German settlers, who told of a hare that brought colored eggs. Kids love deciding how the bunny hides eggs. Real rabbits are brown, gray, white or black, but pastel pink or lavender bunnies are fun for Easter. Talk about how rabbits use their long ears to listen for danger and their strong back legs to hop.
Leave the tail white and dab on a cotton ball with glue for a soft, fluffy touch. A pink crayon works well for the inside of the ears and the nose.
Fun facts to share while you color
- The Easter bunny story came to America with German settlers in the 1700s.
- Rabbits have long ears that help them hear sounds from far away.
- A baby rabbit is called a kit.
- Rabbits' front teeth never stop growing, so they chew to keep them short.
- Rabbits use their strong back legs to hop fast.
Ways to use these easter bunny pages
- Glue a cotton ball on the bunny's tail and cotton strips on the ears for a soft touch.
- Hop and count: kids hop once for each egg they color in the bunny's basket.
- Cut out the bunny and tape it to a paper bag to make an Easter treat bag.
- Ask kids to tell where the Easter bunny hides eggs in your house and draw one hiding spot.
Questions parents and teachers ask
Where does the Easter bunny tradition come from?
It comes from German folk stories about an egg-laying hare. German settlers brought the tradition to America in the 1700s.
What color should an Easter bunny be?
Real rabbits are brown, gray, white or black. For Easter, many kids choose pastel colors like pink, lavender or soft yellow.
Are Easter bunny pages okay for 2 year olds?
Yes. The very simple pages show a big bunny with few lines, which is easy for toddlers to color with chunky crayons.
