Easter egg printable coloring sheets are a fun and creative activity for kids to celebrate, have some quiet time, and decorate.
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Download these fun Easter egg printable pages to use as coloring sheets or for craft projects! Printable coloring pages are a fun activity for holiday parties or anytime you want to keep kids entertained for a bit.
If you’re looking for an alternative to dying real eggs, try these Easter egg coloring sheets!
You could print these on regular printer paper and color them with crayons for an easy kids’ activity. There are tons of other ways to use them too.
- Print 4 eggs to a page (at 25 percent size) and multiple copies. Decorate and cut around the egg. Attach them along a long ribbon to hang for garland.
- Attach a decorated egg to the front of a handmade greeting card.
- Use a different art technique, like crayon resist painting or yarn art.
- Print these small and hide them around the house for an easy indoor egg hunt.
Egg coloring pages
There are 5 different coloring pages included with these Easter egg printables. I drew them by hand on my iPad. Each one has some lines and details. Color them as they are or add your own extra designs in the spaces.
They’re really big–each egg fills a whole page! If you want to print them smaller, you can scale them to less than 100% and test how many you can print on a page.
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