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Free printables · ages 3 to 8

Bunny coloring pages

A bunny with a carrot, a bunny in the flowers and a forest scene with a bunny in it, free to print. The bunny pages start with a little "Who am I?" riddle to read aloud.

Print them in US Letter or A4, or color them right here on a phone or tablet.

Bunny coloring page: a cute bunny sitting and hugging a carrot.

Who am I? Color me and see!

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3 bunny coloring pages to print

One picture a page, in black and white so they are kind to printers. Tap a picture to open its page.

  • Bunny coloring page: a cute bunny sitting and hugging a carrot.

    Bunny with a carrot

    Who am I?

    My teeth keep growing my whole life long,so crunchy hay keeps them short and strong.

    A little bunny hugging a carrot. Orange for the carrot, and any color for the bunny.

  • Bunny coloring page: a bunny sitting between flowers and a spotty mushroom.

    Bunny with flowers

    A bunny among the flowers, with a spotty mushroom. Lots of little shapes to color.

Find the bunny in this scene

  • Forest animal coloring page: a fox, a bunny and an owl under two big trees, with ferns and mushrooms.

    Forest scene with a fox

    A fox, a bunny and an owl under two big trees, with mushrooms to color. More small shapes, for older children.

Cover of Forest Animals, a kindness picture book about woodland animals

Our own bookA picture book · ages 5 to 9

Forest Animals

In our book Forest Animals, the rabbit's ears are too big and hear everything, and the other animals are cross about it. Then those ears hear a wolf caught in a trap, crying for help. Every animal in the book steps off the page and into your room through a phone or tablet.

A bunny riddle to read aloud

Riddle · who am I?

The riddle on the bunny pages

My teeth keep growing my whole life long,so crunchy hay keeps them short and strong.
Need another clue?
When I'm happy, I jump and I twist in the air.It's called a binky! I hop everywhere.
Who am I? Tap to see

bunny (a rabbit)!

The true bit: A rabbit's teeth never stop growing, so it needs hay to wear them down. The happy jump really is called a binky. (RSPCA)

Read it aloud before the coloring starts. 63 more animal riddles.

On a phone or tablet

Color the bunny on screen

Pick a picture, pick a color and tap a shape to fill it. Made a mistake? Undo. Save it on your device or print it for the fridge.

1. Pick a picture

2. Pick a color, then tap a shape

Getting the picture ready...

Bunny with a carrot

Nothing is saved or sent. “Save the picture” keeps it on your phone or tablet, or your computer.

Grown-ups ask

Quick answers

Are these bunny coloring pages free?

Yes. Every page is a free PDF in US Letter and A4, with no email and no account, free for home and classroom use. To share them, please share the link to this page rather than the files.

What age are they for?

Ages 3 to 8. The bunny with the carrot has the biggest, simplest shapes, good for 3 year olds. The flowers and the forest scene have more small shapes.

Can my child color on a phone or tablet?

Yes. Pick a picture and a color, then tap a shape to fill it. You can undo, start over, save the picture on your device or print it. Nothing is saved on our side or sent anywhere.

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