Three Zigzag Lines and Tiny Circles on an Easter Egg

A single large egg fills the page, outlined in clean black lines with a pattern in horizontal bands. Near the top are two narrow stripes. In the middle, three zigzag lines run across the egg, with three small circles tucked under the points of the lowest zigzag. Lower down, a wide band holds a row of evenly spaced circles, and two more thin stripes sit near the bottom. The spaces are big and open, so this works well for younger kids using crayons or chunky markers. Try coloring each band a different color and keeping the zigzags in a warm-to-cool order, like red, orange, then yellow. Older kids can add patterns inside the circles and stripes. It's also a nice way to talk about repeating patterns and symmetry, and the printable page is easy to hand out for an Easter table activity.