Easter Color By Number Printables

Download 5 free Easter colors according to the number of prints with a simple design for children.

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Today we come back with more coloring activities to add resurrection plans for children.

Here are the five elderly color prints that require no more than 6 colors on one sheet. The color you want to make sure you have in your hand is: pink, blue (light blue works best on it), orange, yellow, purple, red, green, gray, black and brown.

You will have a blend of mundane Easter and religious Easter to choose from, with Easter eggs, a basket of Easter, Peeps Marshmallow and jelly beans, the cross and the tomb of Jesus.

Colors of happiness!

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Download Easter color can be printed for free

To get free PDF, just click the purple download button below each image. From there, you can download the file, print and start coloring!

Easy

Risen candy – Bunny Peeps and Jelly Bean

Colorful Easter Eggs

Risen religion according to each print

Cross the sunrise

The tomb of Jesus with Boulder rolls

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