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Easter Coloring Pages

Do you remember celebrating Easter when you were a child, Easter was always an exciting time of year, but as adults we loose our childhood innocence. So what does a parent do when their kids are hyperactive from Easter eggs on this special day? Well it’s quite simple, give them something to keep them occupied like Easter coloring pages, and let their imagination take over.

Of course you should make sure their coloring pages contain Easter themes to keep the Easter magic alive for them. Pages with Easter bunnies, chocolate eggs, or Christian themed pages are ideal, and they’ll love practicing their outlining and coloring in. It won’t matter if they’re using pencils, paint or felt pens, the fun is in the coloring and completing Easter coloring pages to put on display.

With my own nephews and nieces I always encourage them to use bright colors and not worry too much about being exact or making their picture look realistic, mostly because I love seeing their art on my fridge and it always looks better with bold bright colors. After all they are children, and in their mind a chocolate egg can be blue or brown.

To make their Easter experience even more memorable, why not arrange an indoor picnic with fruit juice or soda pop and cookies, and invite some of their cousins or neighbors over for an Easter coloring pages competition, but have an award for every child, one for best outlines, another for best colors, another for the neatest picture, or maybe an award for using the most colors. You can easily mix and match awards so no child is left out this Easter celebration.

If you would like another  Easter color page then simply click on this rabbit coloring page or Easter decorations page.

Easter Bunny Coloring Page

Rabbit Coloring Page or Easter Decorations

Rabbit Coloring Page or Easter Decorations

At Easter time there is nothing more satisfying than getting out your craft supplies to decorate or make the cutest rabbit coloring page or Easter decorations. As there are so many ways to color or fill this rabbit in, this Easter we’re going to mix it up and use colored cotton balls to fill in the cute rabbit.

Normally in the supermarket or drugstore you can buy packets of colored cotton balls. In a lot of cases the cotton balls come in an assortment of colors ranging from white, pink, blue and even yellow. If you can’t find colored cotton balls for your rabbit coloring page or Easter Decorations, try a dedicated craft store. If you’re out of luck you can always buy white cotton balls and use food coloring to make your own colored cotton balls. I am sure colored cotton balls are readily available in your hometown or city and you can avoid making a mess in the kitchen. Mum or dad will be pleased as food dye can stain clothing, hands and surfaces if you’re not careful.

To make the cutest fully rabbit coloring page or Easter decorations start by downloading this adorable bunny by clicking on the image and saving it to the desktop of your computer. Start by printing the rabbit coloring page in black and white on US Letter sized paper.  For this project you’ll need a pair of scissors and some paper or craft glue, to glue down the cotton balls.

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