Kawaii chick hatching from a decorated Easter egg with bow, flowers, grass, and patterned eggs.

Kawaii Chick Hatching in a Bow-Topped Egg

A smiling chick peeks from a cracked polka-dot egg, with wings open above spring flowers and two patterned eggs.

🎨 How to color it

Color the chick sunny yellow, the cracked eggshell pale sky blue with pink dots, the bow lavender, and the flowers coral and butter yellow. Use chunky crayons or markers for the big shell pieces and petals, and don’t worry if little hands color over the wavy stripes. Try making the two eggs in the grass opposites—one with soft rainbow stripes and one with bright zigzags.

The story behind this coloring page

Fia’s Too-Big Sunshine — Inside her speckled shell, Fia tapped tap-tap for the warmest sunbeam. The shell smelled like clean rain and soft grass. Read the full story →

Inside her speckled shell, Fia tapped tap-tap for the warmest sunbeam. The shell smelled like clean rain and soft grass. Crack! She pushed out past a wavy blue stripe and a purple bow, then stepped into the flower patch. The grass tickled her toes. A tiny glowbug blinked beside a daisy, shivering under a leaf. “Can you spare a sunbeam?” he whispered.

Fia wanted to keep the golden spot all to herself, but she fluffed her new wings and waddled closer. The glowbug climbed onto one warm feather. His light grew honey-bright, and soon the daisies, eggs, and curled leaves glowed too. Fia carried that shine back to her shell, where it spilled over every crack. Next time you see her open wings, can you tell which little light came along for the ride?