I recently shared another set of Easter egg coloring pages. Specifically, those free downloadable printable coloring pages featured mostly Easter Bunny designs. However, I received some requests to share coloring pages suitable for older kids.

These are for kids who might find the Easter Bunny a bit too babyish for their taste. In fact, one reader asked if I had anything related to Easter Egg Mandalas. Well, I’m happy to say that I found some fantastic printables!

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Easter egg coloring pages featuring delightful designs are beautifully showcased, with the addition of vibrant candies scattered across a light background.

This free printable coloring booklet of Easter eggs has over 20 different Easter eggs to color.

Here are the printable PDFs

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If you do not want them all, just select the pages you want when doing the printing.

Mandalas and other older kid coloring themes have been said to decrease stress, in addition to the many other skills to be worked on. After all, what little kids do at Easter is often different than what we buy for an older kid Basket Ideas.

Therapeutic Benefits of Coloring

I love adding coloring pages or coloring to my clients’ IEPs. Coloring is so easy to individualize, and almost everyone loves to do it. And since coloring is being embraced by adults and teens alike, it’s perfect for any age.

  • task initiation (coloring something is an easy task to start for many)
  • task completion (make sure you choose a page that the person can complete)
  • practice and develop fine motor skills
  • storytelling (why did you color it that way?)
  • language development
  • peaceful, calming
  • can be done independently or in a group
  • hand-eye coordination or visual motor skills
  • helps unlock creativity
  • attention to detail

Happy Easter!