Use the color key at the top of the page to fill in the geometric shapes inside the large Easter egg with the correct corresponding colors.

Let’s solve this step by step.

We are told to color shapes in the big egg picture based on a key at the top:

- Star → Yellow
- Square → Red
- Circle → Orange
- Diamond (rhombus) → Purple
- Rectangle → Blue
- Triangle → Green

Now, let’s go row by row inside the egg and count or identify each shape so we know what to color — but since the task is just to “color the shapes,” and not to count them, our job is to match every shape in the egg to its correct color using the key.

But wait — actually, looking again: the instruction says “Color the shapes in the picture.” That means you should look at each shape inside the egg and color it according to the key above.

So here’s how to do it:

1. Look at the first row inside the egg: there are 3 stars → color them Yellow.
2. Next row: two large triangles and one diamond in the middle → triangles = Green, diamond = Purple.
3. Then a row with small diamonds and rectangles → diamonds = Purple, rectangles = Blue.
4. Then circles → Orange.
5. Then squares → Red.
6. Then more circles → Orange.
7. Then diamonds → Purple.
8. Then circles again → Orange.
9. Then squares → Red.
10. Then circles and rectangles → circles = Orange, rectangles = Blue.
11. Then triangles and diamonds → triangles = Green, diamonds = Purple.
12. Last row: 3 stars → Yellow.

You don’t need to write anything down — just pick up your crayons or markers and color each shape as you see it, matching it to the key.

Important: Make sure you’re coloring the actual shapes, not the spaces between them. And use the exact colors listed: Yellow for stars, Red for squares, etc.

There’s no math calculation needed — it’s all about matching shapes to colors.

Final Answer: Color each shape in the egg according to the key: Stars = Yellow, Squares = Red, Circles = Orange, Diamonds = Purple, Rectangles = Blue, Triangles = Green.