Plain-Topped Easter Egg with a Row of Flowers

A single large egg fills the page, split into horizontal bands by smooth curved lines. The top of the egg is left plain and open. Below it, a band of five-petal flowers sits in a row, with smaller partial flowers and leaf shapes tucked in near the edges. A wide stripe with a wavy zigzag line runs through the middle, and a second row of flowers sits lower down, each with a round center and pointed petals. A plain band at the bottom finishes the egg. The sections are big enough for chunky crayons, so younger kids can manage them. Try coloring the two flower bands in matching colors and picking a different bold shade for the wavy stripe, so the pattern feels like a real decorated egg. It is also a nice way to talk about repeating patterns. Print as many copies as you need for a classroom or family Easter table.