Little
Ages 3–5
Very thick lines and a few big areas. Easy for small hands.
Rabbit Coloring Pages
This pet rabbit sits facing left, with two long pointed ears, the front one standing up and the back one leaning back behind it, a big round haunch, a long flat hind foot and a round fluffy tail. Children aged 3 to 5 can start with the little page, which shows only the bunny in very thick lines. The kids page, for ages 6 to 8, sets it on the grass under two clouds with a carrot nearby, and the detailed page, for ages 9 to 12, adds hills, a small barn, flowers and a butterfly.
Choose a level and print
The same drawing in three levels. Print it from the page or download a PDF.
Kids
Ages 6–8
Thick lines and a simple background to color.
Detailed
Ages 9–12
Finer lines, more areas and patterns for older children.
Color online
Choose a color, then tap an area of the picture to fill it. When you are happy, save it as an image or print it.
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Real colors to try
These are the natural colors of this animal. Use them, or pick your own.
- warm brown fur
- soft grey
- white tail
- pink nose and inner ears
- dark brown eye
Rabbit facts for kids
- Rabbits eat grass, hay and leafy plants, and they like to nibble a carrot top now and then.
- A rabbit's front teeth keep growing all its life, so it chews a lot to keep them short.
- Rabbits have strong back legs with long feet, which help them hop and jump.
- A baby rabbit is called a kit.
- Wild rabbits live in groups and dig burrows under the ground.
How to use this coloring page
- Little level: color the big body and the ears with one soft crayon, then add pink inside the ears and on the nose.
- Kids level: green grass, a blue sky and an orange carrot turn the bunny page into a quick garden scene.
- Detailed level: shade the hills with a few greens and give the barn a red color so the rabbit stands out in front.
- At home or in class, ask the children what a pet rabbit needs each day, like hay, water and room to hop.
- Print at 100% on plain paper. Leave the fluffy tail white so it looks soft against the colored body.
Pip's idea
Give the bunny a spring coat: color its fur in pastel stripes or dots, like a painted egg, and make the ears a different color from the body.
Questions and answers
- Why does a rabbit have such long ears?
- Long ears help a rabbit hear sounds from far away, and they can turn to listen in different directions. Color the inside of each ear pink to show the thin skin.
- What colors can I use for a pet rabbit?
- Pet rabbits can be white, grey, brown, black or spotted. A light brown body with a white tail and a pink nose looks friendly, but any fur color works.
- Which rabbit page suits a three-year-old?
- The little level, for ages 3 to 5. It shows only the bunny with very thick lines and a few big shapes, so the ears, body and tail are easy to fill in.
