Easter Bunny Coloring Pages for Kids and adults

Easter Bunny Puppets

Color your bunny page, cut it out, and glue it onto a craft stick or straw. Add a little ribbon bow or pom-pom tail. Kids can use them for pretend play, puppet shows, or Easter story time.

Bunny Basket Tags

Cut out your finished bunnies and punch a hole at the top of each one. Tie with ribbon and use them as personalized name tags for Easter baskets, treat bags, or classroom gifts.

Easter Bunny Window Art

Choose a bunny outline and decorate it with markers, tissue paper, or glitter glue. Tape it to a bright window for an easy spring decoration that shines beautifully in daylight.

Fluffy Bunny Craft

Color the bunny’s ears, face, and paws. Then fill the body with glued cotton balls to make a soft, fluffy bunny. Add a real pink pom-pom nose for extra cuteness.

Bunny Ear Headbands

Use a simple bunny-ear coloring sheet. Color the ears, cut them out, and glue them to a paper headband made from a strip of cardstock. Perfect for Easter parties, school events, or dress-up play.

Easter Bunny Cards

Fold a piece of colored paper, glue the colored bunny on the front, and write a sweet spring message inside. Kids can give them to family, teachers, or friends.

Bunny Egg Hunt Clues

Use small bunny coloring sheets, color them, and write simple directions or clues on the back. Hide them around the house or yard to guide kids through an Easter scavenger hunt.

Bunny Suncatchers

Print a bunny outline on transparency paper or trace it onto clear plastic. Decorate with colored tissue paper in small pieces. Hang in a sunny window for a glowing Easter suncatcher.

Bunny Garland

Cut out several colored bunny pages, add mini pom-pom tails, and string them together with ribbon or twine. Hang across a mantel, doorway, or classroom wall.

Easter Bunny Story Pages

Let kids color different bunny poses and glue them onto folded paper to create their own illustrated Easter storybook. Add simple sentences or spring words to practice writing.