Six Easter Eggs Patterned with Stars, Dots and Stripes

Six large Easter eggs are scattered across the page, each with its own pattern. One egg has horizontal stripes, and another has a set of rings around a small oval in the middle. A third is covered in circles of different sizes, and a fourth has five stars, from small to big. At the lower right, a plain egg has a single flower with a round center and pointed petals. A second dotted egg sits in the lower left. The egg in the middle is mostly empty, with a scalloped edge and a double outline, so there is lots of space to fill in. Try coloring each egg in a different palette and ask kids to point out which patterns use circles, lines, or stars. The blank egg is a good spot for them to invent their own design. This page is free to print and works well for a quiet Easter week activity.