Free Easter color by number sheets for kids! 9 cute, easy printables perfect for preschool, kindergarten, classrooms, and Easter fun at home.
If you need something easy, quiet, and actually fun for Easter… this is it.
These Easter Color By Number sheets are one of my favorite low-prep activities. Just print, grab crayons, and you’re set. No mess. No complicated instructions. Just happy kids coloring while you finish dinner, prep Easter baskets, or drink your coffee while it’s still warm.
And the best part? They secretly build skills while your kids think they’re just coloring cute Easter pictures.
What’s Included in These Easter Color By Number Sheets?
You’ll get 9 different Easter-themed color by number printables, including:
- Easter bunny
- Easter eggs
- Baby chicks
- Spring flowers
- Baskets
- Carrots
- Cross-themed design
- And more festive spring images
Each page includes:
- Simple number-to-color key
- Bold, kid-friendly lines
- Clear sections (perfect for preschool & early elementary)
They print beautifully on regular 8.5×11 paper.
Why Moms Love Color By Number Activities
I’ll be honest — this is one of those activities I pull out when I need five minutes of peace. But it’s also actually educational.
Color by number sheets help kids:
- Practice number recognition
- Strengthen fine motor skills
- Improve focus and attention
- Follow directions
- Build color recognition
It’s a win-win. They feel independent, and you get a quiet moment.
More Easter Fun!
Are you looking for more fun Easter activities with friends and family? You will want to grab our ultimate Easter bundle loaded with all kinds of fun activities to help you connect with the ones you love! Use these fun activities at home or in the classroom. This bundle comes with so many activities for one incredible price.
How to Use These Easter Color By Number Pages
If you’re anything like me, you’re always looking for something simple that keeps the kids happy without a ton of prep. These Easter color by number sheets are perfect for that. Here are some easy ways I love using them:
- Easter Party Activity – Print a stack and lay them out on the kids’ table during Easter brunch. It gives little hands something fun to do while the adults finish eating and chatting — and it keeps the “I’m bored” comments away.
- Classroom or Homeschool Fun – These work so well for:
- Preschool
- Kindergarten
- 1st grade
- Homeschool groups
They’re educational and festive, which is always a win. Teachers love having a low-prep activity, and moms love something that reinforces number recognition without feeling like “schoolwork.”
- Easter Basket Stuffer – If you’re trying to cut back on candy (same here!), roll one up with a small pack of crayons or markers. It’s such a sweet, simple surprise that actually gets used.
- Quiet Time or Calm-Down Activity– These are perfect for early finishers, rainy afternoons, or when you just need 20 peaceful minutes. Keep a few printed and tucked away — you’ll thank yourself later.
Printing Tips
To get the best results:
- Print on standard white cardstock for durability
- Use regular printer paper for easy classroom copies
- Laminate and use dry erase markers for reuse
If you’re printing for a class, I recommend printing double-sided to save paper.
Want More Easter Printables?
If your kids love this one, here are a few more fun Easter activities:
- Easter Word Search
- Easter Bingo Printable
- Easter Minute to Win It Games
- Easter Charades
- Easter Jokes for Kids
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If your kids enjoy these Easter printables, I would love to see! Pin it to your Easter board, share it with a mom friend, and tag @micheletripple on Instagram so I can see your little artists in action.
Grab Your Free Easter Color By Number Sheets
These are for personal use only, but feel free to print as many copies as you need for your home or classroom.
Michele Tripple is a renowned author and expert in the fields of parenting, relationships, and personal development. She is a certified Life Coach with her degree in marriage and family studies, her experience as a Family Life Educator, and over a decade of experience as a professional writer; Michele has authored books that provide practical advice and insights into improving family dynamics and personal growth. Her work is celebrated for its blend of research-driven information and relatable, real-world applications. Michele has been a keynote speaker at conferences and has contributed to numerous publications and media outlets, solidifying her reputation as an authoritative voice in her field and helping families build relationships.