Easter Sunday Coloring Page of a Family Walking to Church

Print this Easter Sunday coloring page for a church lesson or for Easter morning at home. A mother, a father, a boy and a girl walk away from the viewer along a winding path, and a small church with a pointed steeple stands at the top of the hill. The father, the mother and the boy hold hands as they walk. The boy and the girl each carry a small basket of eggs with a bow tied on the front. The page is free to print, and its intermediate level fits children who can color medium-sized shapes carefully.

How this coloring page was created

For this page, we typed this idea into Colorin AI: "a mother, a father and two children walking along a path to a small church on Easter Sunday morning, the children carrying Easter baskets, the church at the top of the path." Colorin drew the scene from that single sentence.

"The church at the top of the path" placed the building high on the page, so the path starts wide at the bottom edge and narrows as it climbs the hill, which gives the picture depth. With the family "walking along a path" toward that church, the drawing shows them from behind, and their faces appear only in profile. "The children carrying Easter baskets" put a basket in one hand of each child, hanging at knee height.

Details of This Easter Sunday Coloring Page

Seen from behind, the family walks into the picture toward the church, so children coloring it follow the same path with their eyes. The clothes, the hair and the baskets are the main shapes to color.

A catechist or Sunday school teacher can ask the class where the family is going and what the children carry in their baskets. Families can color it together on the Saturday before Easter and hang it up before church the next morning.

The church has two crosses, one on the tip of the steeple and one above the door. Three arched windows sit in the building, one in the bell tower and two beside the double doors, and the side windows are split by thin bars into small panes. Two large trees with cloud-shaped crowns stand at the edges. Rounded bushes line the hilltop, and two clouds float in the sky.

The girl wears a bow in her hair and a larger bow at the back of her dress. Four five-petal flowers grow along the side edges, two on each side. A few of the eggs in the baskets carry stripes.

Ideas for Coloring the Family and the Church

Light spring colors make the family stand out against a green hill. Try a yellow dress for the girl, a blue jacket for the boy and a lavender dress for the mother. A sandy tan path leads the eye up to the church, and a darker brown on the doors gives the building a clear center.

Children can fill the baskets with eggs in different pastel shades and match the bows to the girl's dress. The church walls look good in white or pale gray with a red or dark brown roof, and the small panes of the side windows can take a few bright colors.

You can also turn a photo of your family dressed for church into a page and color your own Easter Sunday walk next to this one.

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