This post may include affiliate links which means I may earn a commission on qualifying purchases at no additional cost to you. This bunny craft is an idea activity to accompany reading a book like It’s not Easy Being a Bunny or How to Catch the Easter Bunny.
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Materials needed for a simple Easter bunny craft
You don’t need construction paper or pipe cleaners when you use this free printable bunny template! This bunny cut and paste craft comes with an optional, full color background scene. You can omit it or use your own plain (or colored) piece of paper. Here are the craft materials you’ll need to use these free printables:
Your free printable PDF file (look for the row of arrows pointing at the download link) Printer access and paper. I recommend this 32# HP bright white paper because it’s more durable than regular printer paper. Cardstock paper can also be used, but is more difficult for younger kids to cut. Child safe scissors Glue stick
How to make your bunny craft template
First, grab your free bunny template craft by using the download link lower in the post. Print as many copies of the craft as you’d like. The entire bunny craft is on the first page. The second page is an optional full color background. Have your child or students use blunt-tipped scissors to cut out the bunny pieces. Use the reference image as a guide to glue the bunny pieces together. Gluing them to a background can make the activity easier for kids. Bunnies can be attached to a large craft stick to use as a stick puppet, placed on toilet paper rolls to make them stand up, displayed on your classroom bulletin board, or even turned into sun catchers in a window.
Bunny craft printables PDF file download area
This free printable cut and paste craft is licensed for personal use (non-commercial use), including school use/classroom use and library activity use. You are not licensed to redistribute or sell the files or print outs. Please refer friends and colleagues to this post to download their own copies. I hope you have so much fun making your cute bunny with your kiddo! Make sure to check out the posts below for more fun crafts and learning activities for little hands and minds:
