Sharing & Friendship Bunny Coloring Pages

Coloring page story

Pip the bunny and Squeaky the mouse were the best of friends. One day, they found the most perfect wild strawberry. It was red, juicy, and smelled like sunshine. But there was only one.

Pip looked at the strawberry. Squeaky looked at the strawberry. It was big enough for a mouse, but just a small bite for a bunny.

Pip didn't gobble it up. He carefully nibbled the strawberry right down the middle, making two little pieces.

"One for you," he said, pushing a piece to his friend, "and one for me." Squeaky’s whiskers twitched with happiness. And do you know what? The half-a-strawberry, shared with a friend, tasted sweeter than any whole strawberry ever could.

Coloring page Age Appropriateness

The Chibi style with its oversized heads and simple bodies is extremely appealing to children aged 3-5. The large, rounded shapes are very easy to color, building confidence and motor control. The clear visual narrative of sharing the single strawberry outline is easy for a young child to understand and discuss, reinforcing the story's positive message.

Coloring Page Coloring Instructions

Look at these two best friends, Pip the bunny and Squeaky the mouse! They found a yummy strawberry and they are sharing it. Can you color Pip the bunny? And then color his tiny friend Squeaky? The big strawberry outline is for you to color, too! You can make one half for the bunny and one half for the mouse. Let's use happy colors to show what good friends they are! Try your best to stay inside the big, dark lines.

Coloring Page Printing Tips

Print this heartwarming bunny scene on standard letter-sized paper. For a special touch, print two copies so your child can color one and share the other with a friend, just like Pip and Squeaky! Ensure your printer is set to black-and-white for the clearest outlines.

Recommended Tools

Washable markers are fantastic for making the strawberry outline pop with a vibrant red. Chunky crayons are great for filling in the large, round shapes of the bunny and mouse characters. Using different tools for different parts can be a fun way to explore art!