It’s late. The house is quiet (finally), tea’s gone lukewarm, and I’m here putting together a stack of bunny coloring pages that actually buy us a few calm minutes. If you’re a parent, teacher, or a kind aunt/uncle who shows up with activities, you know the drill. These are simple, sweet, and totally free to print. Use them as an Easter activity, a rainy-day backup plan, or that “please sit down for five minutes” moment we all have.
Why these rabbit printables just… work
Bunnies are easy characters for kids: soft shapes, friendly faces, not too many fussy lines. They fit spring crafts, classroom centers, or a Tuesday after school when snacks disappeared too fast. And there’s no wrong color, my niece gave her bunny rainbow ears last year and then told me, very seriously, that it made the bunny run faster. Honestly, she might be onto something.
Quick ideas (because we’re all running on crumbs of time)
- Print two of each. One for “experiment mode,” one to keep simple.
- Crayons for little hands; colored pencils or markers for bigger kids.
- Cotton ball tails. Glitter glue on stars. (You’ll curse the glitter later. It’s fine.)
- Turn finished pages into cards, fridge art, or tiny “gallery” walls.
Free bunny coloring pages to print
Bunny Watering a Flower Coloring Page
Kind little scene: a bunny, a watering can, sunshine. Kids color fast; you sneak in a tiny “we take care of plants” chat. My cousin made the flower candy-cane striped once, looked oddly perfect.
Bunny in a Garden Coloring Page for Kids
Bloomy, sunny, simple. Works for spring printables, circle time, or the “we need something quiet before dinner” half hour. Go classic greens, or let them invent purple grass. You know how it goes.
Astronaut Bunny Coloring Page for Kids
Space suit. Moon dust. Round bunny cheeks. One of ours asked, “Do rabbits need helmets on Mars?” and suddenly we were talking planets while coloring. Sneaky learning for the win.
Bunny in the Clouds Coloring Page
Soft clouds, little heart, sleepy moon. Bedtime energy in a printable. Pastels look dreamy but neon skies happen and, to be fair, they’re cute too.
Bunny in a Teacup Coloring Page
Cozy and a little ridiculous (in the best way): bunny in a teacup, rainbow overhead. We’ve had lime-green cups and polka-dot rainbows. Zero complaints here.
Bunny Flying a UFO Coloring Page
Yes, the bunny drives a UFO. Beams of light, rooftops below, starry sky above. Kids debate: night colors or daytime blue? Let them pick. (They’ll pick both.)
Bunny Sitting on a Log Coloring Page
Sunshine, carrot, butterfly cameo. It feels like a picnic in a picture. We usually add extra flowers because someone always asks for “more pink.”
Magic Bunny Coloring Page
Ta-da! Bunny + hat + wand. If glitter glue exists in your home/classroom, it will find this page. Stars beg for sparkle. So does that wand.
Easter Bunny with Egg Coloring Page
Classic Easter activity: big egg, proud bunny, lots of pattern space. One of ours did a candy-striped egg and then asked for actual candy. Predictable. Still adorable.
Mermaid Bunny Unicorn Coloring Page
Three favorite things in one: bunny + mermaid tail + unicorn horn. The glitter jar’s time to shine. Rainbow scales? Obviously.
Unicorn Bunny Cupcake Coloring Page
Sweet on sweet: a unicorn bunny… in a cupcake. Kids go hard on frosting design here. Sprinkles everywhere (paper, table, hair don’t ask).
Bunny in a Flower Field Coloring Page
Chubby bunny. Happy clouds. Easy lines for younger kids; plenty of flowers for color-happy big kids. Print two, someone always wants a second try.
Unicorn Bunny on a Cloud Coloring Page
Dreamy, floaty, sparkly. Pastels look lovely; rainbow markers show up anyway. Either way, it’s a win.
Bunny in a Teacup Coloring Page for Kids
Another teacup moment, this one with tulips and stars. Cozy vibe. Works great when you need a quick, low-stress printable for kids.
Realistic Bunny with Bow
More detail here; soft fur, big eyes, a tidy bow. Colored pencils shine on this one. It’s the page adults mysteriously keep.
Realistic Bunny with Flowers
Calm composition, pretty florals, enough lines to feel grown-up without a meltdown. Great for quiet afternoons and careful colorers.
Cute Big-Eyed Bunny
Big sparkly eyes, floppy ears, simple background. Fast win for toddlers; easy win for everyone else. Color, smile, done.
Okay, I’m calling it (before the tea gets colder)
Print a few now, stash a few for later. These free printable bunny coloring pages are low-prep, kid-approved, and oddly relaxing when you color alongside them. Whether it’s for Easter, spring crafts, or just because… have fun. And if your bunny ends up with rainbow ears and a glitter tail? Same. 🐇
