Plain Easter Egg Split Into Four Curved Sections

A single large egg fills the page, drawn with a bold black outline and no other decoration. Three curved lines run across it and split the egg into four sections: a small dome at the top, a wide band below it, a second wide band through the middle, and a narrow sliver at the bottom. Every section is plain white, so there are no dots, zigzags, or flowers to work around. The thick lines and big open spaces make it a good fit for younger kids who are still learning to stay inside the lines. Try coloring each section a different shade to make a striped egg, or let kids practice patterns by filling one band with stripes and another with dots. It also works well for a color-matching game, where each child copies a pattern on their own egg. This printable egg is free to download.