Three Easter Eggs With Stripes and Polka Dots

Three large Easter eggs overlap in a small cluster. The egg at the back is tall and tilted, with a wide curved band running across its upper half. The egg on the left leans the other way and has two diagonal stripes across its middle, which make three sections to color. The egg at the front right is covered in round dots of different sizes, and a few of them are cut off by the edge of the egg. The lines are bold and the spaces are big, so this works well for younger kids who are still learning to stay inside the lines. Try giving each egg its own color family, then switch to a contrasting color for the stripes and dots. The dotted egg is also good for counting practice. Print as many copies as you need for an Easter table or a classroom activity.