Easter Egg With Three Swirling Oval Rings

A single large egg fills the page, outlined in a bold black line. Inside, the pattern is made of three groups of nested ovals. One group sits in the upper right, another along the left side, and a third at the bottom. Each group has a plain oval in the center, surrounded by wide curved bands that follow its shape. Between the groups, a broad open path winds through the egg, and a few small triangle shapes tuck into the gaps near the top, the right edge, the bottom left, and the middle. The wide bands are easy to color, which makes this a good pick for younger kids. Try giving each oval group its own color family, like blues for one, pinks for another, and yellows for the third. Then ask your child to color the open path between them in a neutral shade so the rings stand out.