Funny Coloring Pages for Teens (Free Bunny Printables)

Funny coloring pages for teens have actually been one of the few things my teen will sit down and do without complaining.

I printed these on a bit of a whim, mostly because the bunny puns made me laugh, and that turned out to be the hook. Once he spotted phrases like “I wanna be a millionhare,” he was in, and it quickly became one of those easy, low-effort activities we kept coming back to.

These aren’t designed for little kids. The pages have just enough detail to feel more grown up, but not so much that it turns into a chore to finish.

They also work really well as funny Easter coloring pages for teens if you’re looking for something a bit different from the usual eggs and pastel designs.

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What’s Included in These Funny Bunny Coloring Pages

Each page features a different bunny-themed design paired with a playful pun, so there’s a good mix of humor and variety.

Some are quick and simple, while others have a bit more detail if your teen prefers something to spend longer on.

Here are the designs included:

• Don’t be sad be hoppy!
• Have a hopping good time

• No bunny compares to you
• Everybunny was kung fu fighting

• Look a hareplane
• I wanna dance with somebunny

• I wanna be a millionhare so freaking bad.
• I’m so bunny people just can’t stop laughing!

• I don’t carrot at all!
• Working on my buns

These are easy to pick up when you just want something low-effort but still a bit entertaining, whether that’s five minutes or a full sit-down coloring session.

If you want to keep things seasonal, they also work well as funny Easter coloring pages for teens, especially if you’re after something a little less predictable.

For more variety, these free April coloring pages are another simple way to keep the theme going.

They can also double as printable Easter cards, just add color and a quick message.

Additional Easter Activities for Teens

If you want to add a bit more variety, these Easter activities work well alongside the coloring pages without feeling too young.

• Easter selfie scavenger hunt printable – This one works surprisingly well with teens. Instead of basic clues, they’re snapping photos of things like spring flowers, outfits, or anything that fits the prompt, so it feels more like a challenge than a typical hunt.
• Easter scattergories printable – A quick, competitive option that doesn’t need much setup. It’s good for small groups, especially if they like trying to outdo each other with more creative answers.
• Easter bookmarks to color – A quieter option if they’re not in the mood for games. These are simple but still feel a bit more grown up, and they’re actually useful once finished.

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Last Updated on 23 March 2026 by Clare Brown