These free printable Easter cards to color are no-prep fun for kids! Pick from 12 different Easter cards to print and color. I hope you enjoy!
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Materials needed to make printable Easter cards
The PDF file is saved with two cards to a page. It's easy to make smaller cards when you select two up printing in your print dialogue box:
You don't need much to print your own Easter cards. Here's what you'll need:
- Your free printable PDF file (look for the row of arrows pointing at the download link)
- Printer access and paper. I recommend this 32# HP bright white paper because it's more durable than regular printer paper.
- Cardstock paper can also be used, but is more difficult for younger kids to cut and fold.
- Child safe scissors or a paper trimmer
- Your favorite crayons or colored pencils
- Kids’ Scissors: Available in a range of cool colors, our kids’ scissors for home and school are specially designed to accommodate small hands
- Premium Blades: Our safety scissors for kids feature extra-strong and durable stainless steel safety blades with pointed tips
- Kids' Designed: Appropriate for ages 6 and above with adult supervision
How to print homemade Easter cards
First, grab your free printable templates by using the download link lower in the post.
Print as many pages as you'd like. There are 6 pages for a total of 12 different cards.
Your child can color the cards before cutting out or cut out cards and place them in a classroom art center for coloring.
The edges are neatest when you cut them with a paper trimmer, but allowing children to cut the cards with scissors is great fine motor practice.
That's it! These cards are a super simple activity.
Easter cards to color PDF file download area.
Your PDF file includes 12 different card designs:
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I hope your child or students have fun making their own Easter cards! Make sure to check out the posts below for more fun Easter activities:
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