What’s on this page?
The whole maze sits inside a big egg, with a start arrow at the top and a finish at the bottom. Younger kids can trace it with a finger first, then with a crayon. Older kids can try it without lifting the pencil.
What can you talk about while you color?
Mazes have dead ends, and that’s okay. Ask your child: “What do you do when you get stuck?” Going back and trying another way is a small kind of courage.
A coloring idea from me
Once the path is solved, color the walls of the maze to turn it into a decorated egg.
How do you get it?
This page comes in a free PDF with seven more Finch pages. Write your email below and it downloads right away. Print it on letter-size paper at home or school.
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More free Finch coloring pages
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Finch is the hero of my picture book The Bird in the Egg, a story about a little bird who’s scared of the world and finds the courage to step out of his shell. — David
Frequently asked questions
Is this egg maze coloring page really free?
Yes. The egg maze page is part of a free PDF with eight Finch coloring and activity pages. Leave your email on this page and it downloads right away.
What ages is it for?
I drew it for kids ages 4 to 8. Younger kids enjoy the big shapes, and older kids can take their time with the small details.