Four Zigzag Bands Across a Dotted Easter Egg

One large egg fills the page, outlined in bold black lines with plenty of white space inside. Four zigzag bands run across it from side to side, and they divide the egg into sections. Three round dots sit in a row near the top, another row of three sits across the middle, and a third row of three circles is tucked along the bottom, where the two outer dots are partly cut off by the curve of the egg. The thick, clean lines make the shapes easy to color, even for younger kids. Try coloring each zigzag band in a different color and leaving the dots as a contrasting shade, or use the zigzags to talk about patterns and counting rows. Print as many copies as you like so everyone can design their own egg.