These 25 cute bunny coloring pages for kids follow one little bunny through her own book: Willow, a little bunny with long ears and a fluffy tail. She takes her first hop, munches a carrot, naps in the clover, sniffs a daisy, paints a spring egg, plants a carrot patch, plays hide-and-seek, has a picnic, meets Mama, splashes in a puddle, builds a carrot tower, counts her carrots, rakes leaves, stands tall, stargazes, pulls a little wagon, bakes carrot muffins, wears a warm scarf, reads a bedtime story, falls asleep, and ends with a big celebration with Mama and her little friends. Parents looking for rabbit coloring pages will find 25 of them here, all free to download and print, or to color right in your browser, with no sign-up needed.
Willow is a make-believe cartoon bunny. Her adventures are pretend play, not a guide to real rabbits. Some pictures show things a real bunny could do, like hopping, napping in the clover, sniffing a flower, or sleeping. Others let Willow pretend to be a person, like painting an egg, planting a carrot patch, having a picnic, building a carrot tower, raking leaves, baking muffins, wearing a scarf, and reading a bedtime story. The article says which is which on every page.
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| Page | Scene | Theme | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Meet Willow | Meet Willow | Baby Willow | Simple |
| 2. Willow Wiggles Her Nose | Willow Wiggles Her Nose | Baby Willow | Simple |
| 3. Willow Takes Her First Hop | Willow Takes Her First Hop | Baby Willow | Medium |
| 4. Willow Munches a Carrot | Willow Munches a Carrot | Baby Willow | Simple |
| 5. Willow Naps in the Clover | Willow Naps in the Clover | Baby Willow | Simple |
| 6. Willow Sniffs a Daisy | Willow Sniffs a Daisy | Baby Willow | Simple |
| 7. Willow Sits for a Lettuce Treat | Willow Sits for a Lettuce Treat | Baby Willow | Simple |
| 8. Willow Hops Over a Little Log | Willow Hops Over a Little Log | Baby Willow | Medium |
| 9. Willow Paints a Spring Egg | Willow Paints a Spring Egg | Little Willow | Medium |
| 10. Willow Plants a Carrot Patch | Willow Plants a Carrot Patch | Little Willow | Medium |
| 11. Willow Plays Hide-and-Seek | Willow Plays Hide-and-Seek | Little Willow | Medium |
| 12. Willow Has a Picnic | Willow Has a Picnic | Little Willow | Medium |
| 13. Willow Meets Mama | Willow Meets Mama | Little Willow | Medium |
| 14. Willow Splashes in a Puddle | Willow Splashes in a Puddle | Little Willow | Medium |
| 15. Willow Builds a Carrot Tower | Willow Builds a Carrot Tower | Little Willow | Medium |
| 16. Willow Counts Her Carrots | Willow Counts Her Carrots | Little Willow | Medium |
| 17. Willow Rakes Leaves | Willow Rakes Leaves | Little Willow | Medium |
| 18. Willow Stands Tall | Willow Stands Tall | Big Willow | Simple |
| 19. Willow Stargazes | Willow Stargazes | Big Willow | Medium |
| 20. Willow Pulls a Little Wagon | Willow Pulls a Little Wagon | Big Willow | Medium |
| 21. Willow Bakes Carrot Muffins | Willow Bakes Carrot Muffins | Big Willow | Detailed |
| 22. Willow Wears a Warm Scarf | Willow Wears a Warm Scarf | Big Willow | Detailed |
| 23. Willow Reads a Bedtime Story | Willow Reads a Bedtime Story | Big Willow | Medium |
| 24. Sleepy Willow | Sleepy Willow | Big Willow | Simple |
| 25. The Big Bunny Celebration | The Big Bunny Celebration | Big Willow | Detailed |
How to use these bunny coloring pages
Jump to a part of the book: Baby Willow (pages 1-8) · Little Willow (pages 9-17) · Big Willow (pages 18-25)
Choose a picture below, then tap Download to print it or Color Online to color it in your browser. The pages run in book order. The page numbers in this article refer to the coloring pages, not necessarily the page numbers in a PDF viewer.
Simple pages have large open shapes and few details. Medium pages have more objects and smaller spaces. Detailed pages have the most objects and the smallest spaces. The difficulty rating is my own guide for this book, not a fixed age level. Suggested counting levels: start with small groups on each page where available, then try larger optional challenges. Younger children may enjoy counting with a grown-up. Choose prompts to match the child, not just their age. On page 5, count the 6 clovers around her. On page 16, count all 5 carrots in a row. On page 25, count the 5 bunnies and the 3 balloons.
Baby Willow (Pages 1-8)
Eight pages of Baby Willow: meeting her in the grass, wiggling her nose, taking her first hop, munching a carrot, napping in the clover, sniffing a daisy, sitting for a lettuce treat, and hopping over a little log. Willow is brand new here, and the pages are the simplest in the book. Some of these are things a real baby bunny could do, like hopping, napping in the clover, sniffing a flower, or sleeping. Others are pure make-believe, like sitting for a lettuce treat as if it were served to her. The article says which is which on every page.
1. Meet Willow
Willow sits in the grass and smiles at you. Count 1 flower and the grass tufts around her.
Difficulty: Simple (one bunny, grass, and a flower). Try this: Count the 1 flower beside her.
2. Willow Wiggles Her Nose
A close-up of Willow’s face as she wiggles her nose. Count 2 big ears and her whiskers.
Difficulty: Simple (one bunny face, ears, and whiskers). Try this: Count her 2 big ears.
3. Willow Takes Her First Hop
Willow jumps, with her back feet in the air. Count 2 back feet in the air.
Difficulty: Medium (one bunny mid-hop, motion lines, and grass). Try this: Count the 2 back feet in the air.
4. Willow Munches a Carrot
Willow sits and munches a carrot she holds in both paws. Count 1 carrot.
Difficulty: Simple (one bunny, a carrot, and grass). Try this: Count the 1 carrot she holds.
5. Willow Naps in the Clover
Willow naps in the clover, curled up with her eyes closed. Count 6 clovers around her.
Difficulty: Simple (one sleeping bunny and clovers). Try this: Count the 6 clovers around her.
6. Willow Sniffs a Daisy
A close-up of Willow sniffing a daisy she holds. Count 1 daisy.
Difficulty: Simple (one bunny face and a daisy). Try this: Count the 1 daisy she smells.
7. Willow Sits for a Lettuce Treat
Willow sits and nibbles a lettuce leaf she holds in both paws. Count 1 lettuce leaf.
Difficulty: Simple (one bunny, a lettuce leaf, and grass). Try this: Count the 1 lettuce leaf she holds.
8. Willow Hops Over a Little Log
Willow hops over a little log. Count 1 log.
Difficulty: Medium (one bunny, a log, and grass). Try this: Count the 1 log she jumps over.
Little Willow (Pages 9-17)
Nine pages of Little Willow: painting a spring egg, planting a carrot patch, playing hide-and-seek, having a picnic, meeting Mama, splashing in a puddle, building a carrot tower, counting her carrots, and raking leaves. Willow is bigger now, and she meets Mama on page 13. The painting, the planting, the picnic, the carrot tower, and the raking are all pretend play.
9. Willow Paints a Spring Egg
In this make-believe scene, Willow paints a spring egg with a brush. Count 1 egg and 1 paintbrush.
Difficulty: Medium (one bunny, an egg, and a paintbrush). Try this: Count the 1 egg she paints.
10. Willow Plants a Carrot Patch
Willow plants a carrot patch, with 3 carrots growing in a row behind her. Count 3 carrots.
Difficulty: Medium (one bunny, a seed packet, and carrots). Try this: Count the 3 carrots growing in a row.
11. Willow Plays Hide-and-Seek
Willow peeks out from behind the bushes. Count 2 bushes.
Difficulty: Medium (one bunny and bushes). Try this: Count the 2 bushes she hides behind.
12. Willow Has a Picnic
Willow has a picnic on a blanket with a basket. Count 1 basket and 2 carrots on the blanket.
Difficulty: Medium (one bunny, a blanket, a basket, and carrots). Try this: Count the 2 carrots on the blanket.
13. Willow Meets Mama
Willow meets Mama, a bigger bunny with a flower on her ear. Count 2 bunnies.
Difficulty: Medium (two bunnies and grass). Try this: Count the 2 bunnies.
14. Willow Splashes in a Puddle
Willow splashes in a puddle as raindrops fall. Count 4 raindrops and 1 puddle.
Difficulty: Medium (one bunny, a puddle, and raindrops). Try this: Count the 4 raindrops.
15. Willow Builds a Carrot Tower
Willow builds a tower of 3 carrots stacked high. Count 3 carrots in the tower.
Difficulty: Medium (one bunny and a tower of three carrots). Try this: Count the 3 carrots in the tower.
16. Willow Counts Her Carrots
Willow counts her carrots, 5 in a row at her feet. Count all 5 carrots.
Difficulty: Medium (one bunny and five carrots in a row). Try this: Count all 5 carrots in a row.
17. Willow Rakes Leaves
Willow rakes a pile of autumn leaves. Count the leaves in the pile.
Difficulty: Medium (one bunny, a rake, and a pile of leaves). Try this: Can you count all the leaves in the pile?
Big Willow (Pages 18-25)
Eight pages of Big Willow: standing tall, stargazing, pulling a little wagon, baking carrot muffins, wearing a warm scarf, reading a bedtime story, falling asleep, and the big celebration with Mama and her little friends. The baking, the wagon, the scarf, the reading, and the celebration are make-believe. The sleepy page is a quiet picture of a bunny asleep. The celebration brings Willow, Mama, and three little bunny friends together, but the book never says they are a family.
18. Willow Stands Tall
Willow stands tall on her back feet. Count 1 flower at her feet.
Difficulty: Simple (one bunny standing and a flower). Try this: Count the 1 flower at her feet.
19. Willow Stargazes
Willow gazes up at the moon and stars. Count 1 crescent moon and 3 stars.
Difficulty: Medium (one bunny, a crescent moon, and stars). Try this: Count the 3 stars.
20. Willow Pulls a Little Wagon
Willow pulls a little wagon with 2 carrots in it. Count 2 carrots in the wagon.
Difficulty: Medium (one bunny, a wagon, and carrots). Try this: Count the 2 carrots in the wagon.
21. Willow Bakes Carrot Muffins
In this make-believe scene, Willow bakes carrot muffins and holds a tray of 3. Count 3 muffins on the tray.
Difficulty: Detailed (one bunny, a tray, three muffins, and a kitchen). Try this: Count the 3 muffins on the tray.
22. Willow Wears a Warm Scarf
Willow wears a cozy knitted scarf. Count the scarf’s 2 ends.
Difficulty: Detailed (one bunny and a patterned knitted scarf). Try this: Count the scarf’s 2 ends.
23. Willow Reads a Bedtime Story
Willow sits and reads a bedtime story from an open book. Count 1 open book.
Difficulty: Medium (one bunny, an open book, and a flower). Try this: Count the 1 book she reads.
24. Sleepy Willow
Sleepy Willow curls up, fast asleep with her eyes closed. Count 2 big feet.
Difficulty: Simple (one sleeping bunny). Try this: Count her 2 big feet.
25. The Big Bunny Celebration
In this make-believe celebration, Willow and Mama gather with three little bunny friends under 3 balloons. Count 5 bunnies and 3 balloons.
Difficulty: Detailed (five bunnies and three balloons). Try this: Count the 5 bunnies.
How to download, print, or color online
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Both options are free, and neither one needs a sign-up.
Willow’s colors
Willow looks the same on every page, and her colors stay the same too:
- Willow: light brown, with a cream belly, pink inner ears, a pink nose, and dark eyes.
Mama and the three little bunny friends have no fixed colors in this article, because no color picture of them was used for this book. Your child can choose any colors they like for Mama and the little friends.
What kids learn
- Counting: groups of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6, plus the bigger challenges: 6 clovers on page 5, 5 carrots on page 16, and 5 bunnies with 3 balloons on page 25.
- Colors: Willow’s light brown and cream, the pink in her ears and nose, and the flowers on every page.
- Fine motor: the Detailed pages (the muffins, the scarf, and the celebration) have small spaces to color carefully.
- Growing up: Willow starts as a baby bunny and grows bigger across the book, and the pages follow her from Baby Willow to Little Willow to Big Willow.
A note for grown-ups
Four short notes for the adults reading along. Willow is a make-believe cartoon bunny, and her adventures are pretend play. Willow’s adventures are pretend. Real rabbits need plenty of hay to help keep their teeth healthy. Carrots are a treat for a real rabbit, not its main food, so the carrot scenes in this book are not a feeding guide. Mama is the book’s pretend family only: the book never says real rabbit mothers stay with their babies. The three little friends on the last page are unnamed in the book, and the book never says they are Willow’s family.
Rabbit fun facts for curious kids
- A rabbit’s teeth never stop growing! Chewing grass and hay helps keep them worn down.
- Rabbits can see almost all the way around them without turning their heads!
- Baby rabbits are called kits, and a group of rabbits is called a colony!
- When a rabbit is happy, it jumps and twists in the air. This happy jump is called a binky!
Creative ways to enjoy these bunny coloring pages
- Count while you color: count the 6 clovers on page 5, the 5 carrots on page 16, and the 5 bunnies with 3 balloons on page 25.
- Spot the pretend pages: ask your child which pages show real bunny play and which are make-believe.
- Find Mama: Mama appears on page 13 and again on page 25. She is the bigger bunny with a flower on her ear.
- Follow the journey: color page 1, meeting Willow, and page 25, the big celebration, and put them side by side to see where the journey begins and ends.
- Tell the journey back: ask your child to retell Willow’s day using the finished pages, from her first hop to the big celebration.
Bunny coloring pages: questions
Are these bunny coloring pages free?
Yes. All 25 pages are free to download or color online, with no sign-up needed.
Do I need to sign up to download a page?
No. Tap Download under any picture to save the clean image file. No account, no email.
Can I color the pages online?
Yes. Tap Color Online under any picture to open it in the coloring tool in your browser. No printer needed.
Do I need a printer?
No. Every page can be colored online. If you do want to print, download the image and print it from your device.
What ages are these pages for?
Ages 3 to 8. Simple pages suit the youngest colorers, and Detailed pages give older kids more to color. Suggested counting levels: start with small groups on each page where available, then try larger optional challenges. Younger children may enjoy counting with a grown-up.
Who is Willow?
Willow is a little bunny with long ears and a fluffy tail. She grows up across the book, from Baby Willow to Little Willow to Big Willow. Her friends are Mama, a bigger bunny with a flower on her ear, and three little bunny friends who join the big celebration on the last page.
What is the difference between a bunny and a rabbit?
A bunny is a rabbit. Bunny is the cute, friendly word for a rabbit, and people often call young rabbits bunnies. This book uses both words for the same animal, so these pages are rabbit coloring pages too.
What is a group of rabbits called?
A group of rabbits is called a colony. Some people also call a group of rabbits a fluffle, just for fun.
More forest books to color
Willow also stars in the Forest Animals coloring book, where she is one of seven forest animal heroes. The owl stars in the owl coloring pages, the deer stars in the deer coloring pages, and the mushroom stars in the mushroom coloring pages. See the forest coloring pages for the whole set as it grows.
