Bunny Crafts For Kids

Kids can practice tracing and cutting with these sweet handprint bunnies!

Parents love crafts that preserve their children's handprints, so this is a wonderful craft to do in the classroom for Easter.

This adorable paper plate bunny craft is the perfect spring activity for kids!

Do a little painting, some cutting and gluing and your child will have themselves a fun little bunny friend.

How adorable are these paper bag bunnies?

With the printable template, colored cardstock, a paper bag, scissors, and glue,  you can make these cute bunnies for the kids to play with.

Use them as props while reading your favorite bunny-themed stories.

Don't miss our peek-a-boo bunny Easter basket craft!

Use the free template to recreate this cheerful little craft with your kids or students.

The bunny looks like he's crouching in the basket, ready to pop out and surprise you!

Why spend money on Easter baskets every year when you can make your own using recycled materials and a few craft supplies?

You'll find two options for baskets here: a bunny and a chick. The bunny is our clear favorite, but they're both great options for little kids.

This q-tip Easter bunny craft is one of our favorites.

The layers of q-tips create a fascinating pattern and look. You'll want to use this technique to make lots of other animals, too.

When you think of spring, can't you imagine fuzzy little bunnies hopping through the grass?

This cute craft features an adorable bunny in a bowtie sitting in green grass. We love that the grass is curled out a little to create a 3D effect.

Paper plate bunnies are fun for all ages!

Make them with the students in your class to cover your walls in these pretty paper bunnies. Using different colors and creating different patterns on the plates means that each rabbit can be totally unique.

Hello, cute Easter gift wrapping! Use toilet tubes that have been taped or glued together to make pretty bunny stamps all over white paper.

Use it to wrap Easter gifts or to make Easter cards for extended family. 

These Easter bunny take out boxes are a great idea for teachers or churches as an inexpensive way to gift small boxes of goodies to the children.

It would also be a fun idea to surprise neighbors and friends with a little bunny box filled with Easter treats.

Add a pop of color with a sweet tissue paper bunny on canvas.

The bright green background looks gorgeous, but you could also opt for a bright blue or pink canvas as well. Tissue paper crafts are great for getting preschoolers and toddlers involved in the crafting fun. 

Lacing is excellent for working on hand-eye coordination with the kids. And you have to admit; bunny butt crafts are super cute!

We love the texture and dimension that the laced yarn provides, and the sweet little pom-pom tail on top.

Use pretty patterned paper to make origami Easter bunnies.

They can be used as little baskets to hold a few candies or as decor for your table or mantle. Origami is lots of fun for older kids or kids who don't enjoy painting or drawing but still want to make something crafty.

Make these cute paper roll bunnies in minutes! This inexpensive craft is a great option for kids to make at school or daycare.

You can make them in all sorts of colors like blue, pink, yellow, and mint green. You could even use bright colors if you'd like something bolder than pastels.

You'll be ready to rock your Easter party when you whip up a bunch of these swirly, twirly paper Easter bunny decorations.

Make them in all kinds of pastel colors to create bright, cheerful party decor.

Is there anything more precious in the world than baby footprints?

These bunny footprints just might be! Grandparents would love receiving one of these cards for Easter featuring baby's tiny footprints.

Decorate your mantle or table with a few of these fun foam cup bunnies! The pipe cleaner ears and legs are too cute.

Here's a fun craft that lets kids explore the soft, fluffy texture of cotton balls.

With the bunny templates, cotton balls, pipe cleaners, googly eyes, pom-poms, and glue, you can make a bunch of these with the kids to put on display. 

Isn't it amazing how recycled newspaper can be turned into something so creative?

This newspaper bunny craft is a fabulous way to repurpose newspaper while making something fun for spring with the kids. Make sure the kids wash the newspaper ink off their hands after you're finished!