Easter bunny craft

Looking for a kids Easter bunny craft idea? Here are five different ideas you might like to try – all easy to do and all super cute!

Easter bunny craft #1: rabbit mask

Here’s an idea from my colleague Lesley, which we used at creche this week.

Cut out a rabbit face shape from a piece of card, with lovely big bunny ears. Provide pink noses and ear shapes, black wool for whiskers and black pens or pencils for drawing on eyes. Invite the children to glue, stick and draw to make their own bunny rabbit craft. You could turn this into a mask too – punch eye holes and attach an elastic thread at the sides and the children can wear their creations.

It’s good to remember that kids crafts don’t all have to turn out to be ‘perfect’. Even if you offer the children the same basic materials it’s great to encourage them to make their own mark, use their imagination and create their own take on an Easter bunny. At creche this week, some children wanted to stick, stick, stick – and others want to draw. Some enjoyed the process of spreading the glue and placing the materials in ‘alternative’ locations! Others were very particular about making their Easter craft looks as much like a real bunny as they could. One child sat for a whole hour adding lots of detailed extras around their bunny – carrots to eat, baby bunnies under ground, lots of kisses and decorations.

More Easter bunny craft ideas

Bunny #2 is a kids Easter recipe lollipop – with a printable recipe card for you to use.

Bunny #3 is a junk model Easter bunny craft – and has a flower meadow to play in

Bunny #4 is made from printing with carrots (of course!)

Bunny #5 is a decorated egg craft

Are you making an Easter rabbit craft this year? Share an link in the comments!