Preschool Easter Bunny Coloring Page with a Big Plain Egg

A round little bunny sits beside a big, empty egg on this preschool Easter bunny coloring page. The bunny has a smiling face, two upright ears and its front paws held against its tummy, and the egg stands right behind its side. Thick outlines go around every shape.

It is a free printable for ages 2 to 5, for preschool and pre-K classrooms and a first Easter page at home. The egg has nothing drawn inside it, so a child can decorate it any way they like.

How this coloring page was created

For this page, we typed this idea into Colorin AI: "a big round Easter bunny sitting next to a plain Easter egg as tall as the bunny, both drawn with very thick outlines and large simple shapes for preschool children, with nothing else on the page, with the whole drawing kept above an empty white margin at the bottom of the page". The bunny and the egg on this page are the drawing that idea produced.

"Big round" shows in the bunny's shape, a round head on top of a plump body that widens toward the feet. "Very thick outlines" gave every line the same heavy weight, including the short toe lines. "Nothing else on the page" kept the sheet to the bunny and the egg, with white paper all around them.

About This Preschool Easter Bunny Coloring Page

The bunny sits on the left and the egg stands on the right, partly hidden behind it. The egg is nearly half as tall as the sheet and holds one large open space inside its outline.

For a preschooler, a few shapes and wide spaces mean the page can be finished in one sitting. The heavy outline is easy to see and gives a clear edge to color up to.

Each ear has a second line inside it that marks the inner ear. The face has two short eyebrows, two eyes with a white highlight, a round nose and a closed smile shaped like a small w, with three whiskers on each cheek.

The front paws rest against the tummy, and each paw has two short toe lines. The two back feet sit flat at the bottom, also with two toe lines each. A round tail shows on the left side of the body. The head and the body overlap the left edge of the egg, so part of the egg's outline disappears behind the bunny.

Coloring Ideas and Techniques

Give the bunny one soft color, such as light brown or gray, and use pink for the inner ears and the nose. Then let the child choose the egg's design. Two or three wide stripes drawn across the egg with a marker give a preschooler big bands to fill, and a row of large dots suits dot markers.

For a counting game, a teacher can ask the class to put five dots on the egg or to color the stripes in rainbow order. Printed on card stock, the bunny and the egg can be cut out together and glued to a craft stick as a puppet for Easter songs.

To give every child a personal copy, make a matching bunny with a name on the egg.

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