Free Easter Bunny Coloring Pages (Printable PDF)

These free Easter bunny coloring pages star one friendly, original bunny in four scenes: holding an Easter egg, hiding in a row of tulips, sharing a carrot and playing with a bunny friend under the spring sun.

What’s Included

• Page 1: Bunny with an Easter Egg
• Page 2: Bunny in the Tulips
• Page 3: Bunny & Carrot
• Page 4: Two Bunny Friends

Preview & Download

Click Download PDF under any page to get the full-size printable (US Letter).

How to Use These Easter Bunny Coloring Pages

1. Print one page per child and let them pick their favorite scene first.
2. Talk about the scene before coloring: what is the bunny doing, and what season is it?
3. Encourage kids to choose a fur color and use it on every page in the set.
4. Finish by adding a background: grass, clouds or a rainbow.

Learning Benefits

Coloring a single, large character is a calm way for young children to practise grip and control. Because the same bunny appears on every page, kids can choose one fur color and keep it consistent – a small but real lesson in planning. The spring props (eggs, tulips, carrots) also give you easy talking points about seasons and plants.

Age Range

Ages 2-7. The bunnies have thick outlines and big round bodies, so toddlers can stay mostly inside the lines while older preschoolers add whiskers, patterns and backgrounds.

Variations and Extension Ideas

• Make an Easter card: fold a sheet of cardstock in half and glue the colored bunny on the front.
• Glue a cotton ball onto the bunny's tail for a quick sensory craft.
• Cut out the bunny and tape it to a craft stick to make a puppet for storytelling.
• Use the Two Bunny Friends page to talk about sharing and friendship.

Printing Tips

• Print on US Letter or A4 with "Fit to page" so the border is not cut off.
• For markers or paint, use 24lb paper or light cardstock so colors do not bleed through.
• Choose black & white / grayscale in the print dialog – the pages are pure line art and use very little ink.
• For a puppet, print on cardstock and laminate after coloring so it survives lots of play.

More Printables in This Series

• Free Easter Coloring Pages (Printable PDF)
• Free Easter Egg Coloring Pages (Printable PDF)
• Free Easter Word Search Printables (PDF)

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these Easter bunny coloring pages free?

Yes. All four pages are free for personal, homeschool and classroom use.

Is the bunny a cartoon character?

No. The bunny is original artwork drawn for this site, so it is safe to use in any classroom.

What is the easiest page for toddlers?

Bunny & Carrot has the fewest small details, so it is the best start for 2-3 year olds.

Can I print them on cardstock?

Yes. Cardstock is ideal if you plan to turn the bunny into a card or puppet.

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