Easter Eggs and Little Bird Color by Number

A small bird perches in the middle of a grassy garden scene, with its beak open and its body turned toward a half-hidden egg. Around it, decorated eggs sit in the grass, some with dots, wavy lines, or stripes, and a few have circles marked inside. Rounded bushes dotted with berries fill the top and bottom, and tufts of grass poke up between the patches. Every section carries a number from 1 to 8, and the key at the bottom matches each one to yellow, orange, red, azure, light green, green, brown, or black. Light green covers the most space, so a few sharp pencils in that shade will get plenty of use. Try coloring the spotted egg near the center black and yellow first, then fill in the bushes and let kids see how the numbers turn into a finished spring picture. It works well for number practice at home or in the classroom.