Three Overlapping Easter Eggs With Spirals and Stripes

Three large eggs overlap in a loose cluster, each with its own pattern. The egg at the top left has three oval spots in a row and a couple of flat horizontal bands near the bottom. The egg on the right is covered in long wavy vertical lines that run from top to bottom. The egg in front, at the bottom, is decorated with curly spiral swirls, five in all, spread across its surface. The lines are bold and the spaces are a good size, so it works well for kids who are still building control with crayons. Try giving each egg its own color family, like warm shades for the spots, cool shades for the wavy stripes, and a mix for the spirals. Older kids can color every other wavy stripe the same color to make a repeating pattern. This free printable is a nice fit for an Easter table or classroom activity.