Looking for a quiet time activity for kids with the Easter spirit? Consider an activity that kids love to do – color! Instead of purchasing a coloring book, consider downloading select coloring pages for children. Below is one source of printable Easter coloring pages, appropriate for kids of all ages. Also, see below for an Easter Bible verse.
Where to Download Free Easter Coloring Pages Online – Bunnies, Rabbits, Ducks
The Free Coloring Pages website offers over twenty-five printable Easter coloring pages. To access them, click on the preceding link, then click on the “Page X” text link next to the desired description. An ad will appear with the image on the resulting landing page. To print the coloring sheet without an ad, click on the picture to print it instead of using the browser printer button.
The coloring sheets on this website come in a variety of difficulty levels. Most of the printables are moderately advanced, with multiple characters or objects per page and fairly intricate details.
Three of the most advanced coloring pages on this site are the Easter Bunny’s House (page 3), Painting Easter Eggs (page 7), and Easter Egg Tree (page 14). Despite the fact that most of the free Easter coloring pages on this site seem fairly difficult to color, there are a few relatively simple coloring sheets. The following three printable coloring sheets have designs with simple lines and large open coloring areas:
- Bunny Sitting on Egg (page 18)
- Bunny in Top Hat (page 22)
- Big Easter Egg (page 24)
Especially cute printable Easter coloring pages on this site are Basket and Easter Eggs (page 4), Eggs and Flowers (page 5), Easter ducks (page 12), and Hiding Eggs (page 16).
In Addition to Printable Coloring Sheets – Recite a Bible Verse for Easter Sunday
In order to inject a religious theme into Easter activities, parents can introduce the concept of learning a Bible verse as it relates to Easter. The book of Luke, in the New International Version of the Bible, contains a verse that kids may enjoy learning. It comes from Jesus after he appears to the disciples, in which he tries to explain the Scripture and make the disciples understand why he was crucified, then brought back from the grave.
Luke 24:46-47. “This is what is written: The Christ will suffer and rise from the dead on the third day, and repentance and forgiveness of sins will be preached in his name to all nations, beginning at Jerusalem.”
Want more indoor Easter-themed activities and another Easter Bible verse? See the article Free Printable Easter Activities for Children for one more Bible verse plus a link to printable Easter worksheets, including a crossword puzzle, word search, and maze.
Lena Gott - Lena Gott is a Certified Public Accountant who gives practical financial advice to her readers.
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