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BUNNY TALES
Toddlers love adding these 3-D bunny tails to their bunnies.
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Using the medium bunny pattern from the Pattern Station, cut out a brown or white construction paper bunny shape. |
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Give your child the bunny shape and a piece of background paper; such as, a piece of light blue construction paper. |
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Have your child brush glue on the back of the bunny shape and then place it on the background paper. |
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Next, give your child a large white cotton ball to glue to the back of the bunny shape for a fuzzy cotton tail.
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BUNNY HEADS
You will need a large white paper plate and a small pink paper plate for this activity.
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Cut the small paper plate in-half creating two bunny ears. |
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Staple the two ears on top of the white paper plate, creating a bunny head. |
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Give your child a black marking pen and have him draw on two bunny eyes, a mouth. |
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To finish off the bunny head, help him draw on some bunny whiskers. |
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BUNNY HEADBANDS
You will need two strips of white paper 2” x 6” and one strip that is 2” x 20”.
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Stack the two smaller strips one on top of the other and round off the two top corners to create bunny ears. |
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Tape the bunny ears to the back of the headband strip, 4” apart in the middle of the band. |
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Wrap the headband around your child’s head and secure the headband by taping the two ends. |
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BUNNY TRAIL PICTURES
You will need a bunny stamp and a stamp pad for this bunny picture.
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Take a piece of green paper and draw a simple road (trail) across the paper. |
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Give the paper to your child along with the bunny stamp and pad. |
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Have your child stamp bunnies hopping along the bunny trail in their picture. |
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