Free Easter Color by Number Printables (PDF)

Color the squares and watch a picture appear. These free Easter color by number printables reveal a patterned Easter egg, a brown bunny, a yellow chick and a carrot – each on a simple grid with a clear color key.

Make your own: use our free Graph Paper Generator to print a blank grid and design your own color-by-number.

What’s Included

• Page 1: Easter Egg
• Page 2: Bunny
• Page 3: Chick
• Page 4: Carrot

Preview & Download

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

How to Use These Easter Color By Number

1. Read the color key together and point to each color.
2. Color one number at a time across the whole grid (all the 1s, then all the 2s).
3. Leave unnumbered squares white.
4. Guess the picture halfway through before finishing.

Learning Benefits

Color by number blends number recognition with fine motor control. Children match a numeral to a color, then fill a small square neatly, which strengthens the same hand muscles used for writing. The mystery picture keeps them motivated to finish.

Age Range

Ages 4-8. Numbers 1-9 only, with a color key at the bottom of every page.

Variations and Extension Ideas

• Use the pages as an Easter party table activity.
• For younger kids, pre-color one square of each number as an example.
• Hang finished pictures together to make a pixel-art Easter gallery.
• Challenge older kids to design their own mini color-by-number on graph paper.

Printing Tips

• Print at "Fit to page" on US Letter or A4.
• Use a pencil first, then go over the correct path or answers in marker.
• Laminate the pages for a reusable travel or center activity.
• Colored pencils give the neatest squares; chunky crayons are fine for little hands.

More Printables in This Series

• Free Easter Egg Coloring Pages (Printable PDF)
• Free Spring Color by Number Printables (PDF)
• Free Color by Number Printables for Kids

Frequently Asked Questions

Which colors do I need?

Each page uses 3-6 colors, mostly red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, pink and brown.

Is there an answer key?

The pictures are the answer – an Easter egg, a bunny, a chick and a carrot.

Are these good for preschool?

Four-year-olds can do them with help; ages 5-8 can usually work alone.

Can I make my own grid?

Yes – print our free graph paper and draw your own mystery picture.

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