Three open blooms and three closed buds rise on tall stems from a clay pot on this Easter lily coloring page. Each bloom opens like a trumpet, with petals that curl back at the tips and long stamens in the middle. Narrow leaves climb the stems, a ribbon bow is tied around the front of the pot, and a small leafy shrub sits on each side of the base. The petals overlap in places, so it is an intermediate page for ages 7 and up.

How this coloring page was created

For this page, we typed this idea into Colorin AI: "three tall Easter lily stems with large trumpet-shaped blooms and buds, growing from a clay pot tied with a ribbon." The word "trumpet-shaped" gave the blooms their long, flared form.

How to use it

Catechists can use it in a lesson about the Easter lily, the white flower many churches use to decorate for Easter. Teachers can pair it with a spring science lesson on the parts of a flower, since the stamens, buds and leaves are easy to point out. Families can color the blooms white with yellow stamens, the colors of a real Easter lily, and display the page through Holy Week.