Easter Bunny and Chick Coloring Page with a Shared Egg and Daisies

Two friends share one big egg on this Easter bunny and chick coloring page. The bunny sits on the left with a wide smile and one foot turned up to show its paw pads. The baby chick is right beside it, with three feathers on top of its head and an open beak, and the egg rests between the bunny's paw and the chick's wing. Daisies and grass tufts fill the ground around them.

It is a free printable for ages 3 to 6, and it fits a preschool Easter table or a spring afternoon at home.

How this coloring page was created

For this page, we typed this idea into Colorin AI: "an Easter bunny and a fluffy baby chick sitting side by side in the grass as friends, with one decorated Easter egg between them and small daisies around, with the whole drawing kept above an empty white margin at the bottom of the page."

The words "side by side" put the two friends close together, so they share the egg in the middle of the page. "One decorated Easter egg" became a single large egg with wavy lines and a band of circles. "Small daisies around" appear as five daisies, two on tall stems at the sides and three low in the grass along the front. The white margin at the end of the idea leaves the bottom of the sheet clear below the grass.

What's in This Easter Bunny and Chick Coloring Page

The egg sits between the two friends and both of them hold it, so a young child sees at once that they are sharing it.

That makes the page a good fit for a talk about sharing and friendship in Easter week. The shapes are large and round, with few small pieces, so small hands can fill them with crayons. After an egg hunt, kids can color the egg to match one they found.

The egg has two wavy lines across the top, a band of three circles in the middle and two more wavy lines at the bottom, with a straight line above and below the circles. The bunny's paw rests on the upper left of the egg, and the chick's wing holds its right side.

The bunny's raised foot has three toe pads and a larger heel pad, and a fluffy tail shows behind it on the left. The chick's two feet have thin toes that spread on the grass. Both tall daisies have leaves on their stems, and short blades of grass grow in tufts between the flowers.

Coloring Ideas and Techniques

Color the chick in soft yellow and leave a few white gaps along its fluffy edges, so the feathers look light. A light brown or gray bunny with pink inside the ears stays apart from the yellow chick.

Give the egg one color for the wavy bands and a second color for the circles, such as purple and orange. Color the daisy centers yellow and the petals white or pink, and use two greens for the grass, a darker one at the base of each tuft.

Crayons suit this page, since the shapes are wide and open. Older kids can shade a little gray under the egg and under the bunny's raised foot, so both rest on the grass.

For another pair of friends, design a bunny and chick scene of your own with a duckling, a lamb or a basket full of eggs between them.

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