Easter Bunny House Craft for Kids [Free PDF Template]
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If kids have ever asked you where the Easter Bunny lives, then this Easter Bunny house craft is a fun way to get their imaginations going and thinking about what his house would look like.
This activity has children make the Easter Bunny peeking out of his carrot house while practicing using scissors and simple assembly skills. It’s low prep, takes about 20 minutes, and works well at home, in the classroom, or even at daycare.
Simple activities like this carrot house scene double as fun Easter decorations and learning experiences. Be sure to look at our other easy Easter crafts for kids that encourage creativity and hands-on learning throughout the season.
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Easter Carrot House Activity
This cute house is an easy way to encourage kids to get creative and add colorful details like the Easter eggs flanking the front door.
While kids are having fun creating an adorable decoration, they’re also improving important skills. Practicing carefully cutting and placing the details will help improve their fine motor control, focus, and hand strength.
Our printable template makes setup simple and stress-free. Grab colored paper, scissors, glue, and markers, then follow the instructions below to bring this bunny to life!
Supplies
- Colored cardstock or construction paper
- Scissors
- Glue
- Markers
- Easter Bunny House Template (click the “click here to get your freebies” image at the end of the post)
Directions
Start by printing the template, then gather the materials for this fun activity. If you’re using the craft version, this is the perfect time to let your child color in all the template pieces before assembling.
Take the carrot house and grass pieces. Add glue along the bottom edge of the carrot house, then glue it in the center of the grass piece so the grass peeks out underneath like a lawn.
Glue the door piece centered at the bottom of the carrot house. Let your child press around the edges to make sure it stays in place.
Next, use a marker to draw a small doorknob.
Ask your child to find the egg pieces. Glue them on each side of the door, resting on the grass. Let your child choose which egg goes on each side.
Glue the windows just above the door, one on the top left and one on the top right.
Take the beam piece and glue it horizontally above the windows. This will be the little ledge where the bunny peeks out.
Find the bunny piece and glue it right on top of the beam so it looks like it is peeking out of the house!
Lastly, let’s add the carrot top piece. Glue it behind the top of the carrot house so the leafy greens stick up above it. Press firmly to secure them in place.
And that’s it. Your Easter Bunny House is ready to display!
This simple craft is more than just a cute decoration. As kids glue, line up pieces, and create their bunny house, they are building fine motor skills, practicing spatial awareness, and strengthening creative thinking.
If your child loved making this carrot house, be sure to check out our other Easter bunny crafts for even more hands-on spring fun and screen-free creativity.
Easter Books for Children
Happy Easter Mouse – Everyone knows Mouse from the classic If You Give A Mouse A Cookie book, but now he’s back and ready to celebrate Easter! Kids will love watching him as he goes on an Easter egg hunt!
Pete the Cat: Big Easter Adventure – Join Pete as he races to help the Easter bunny just in time for Easter! This is another new classic kids rate as a must-have!
It’s Not Easy Being A Bunny – Follow PJ the bunny as he tries to discover what kind of animal he’d rather be instead of a bunny! It’s a silly story with a great lesson.
Related Crafts Kids Will Enjoy
Easter Egg Carrot Craft – This Easter egg is dressed up like the bunny’s favorite snack! This cute carrot design is a fun way to decorate an Easter egg and gets kids’ imaginations going. Grab our free template and a few common supplies to get started.
Easter Lamb Craft – This fun project has kids create a cute little lamb and decorate colorful Easter eggs for an adorable holiday scene. The simple steps and easy to find materials keep kids engaged as they cut, glue, and design. The finished project makes an Easter display they’ll love to share.
Easter Carrot Card Craft – Hop on over to make this adorable carrot shaped card. A little bunny peeks over the top to wish someone a Happy Easter. This simple project works well at home or in the classroom and creates an adorable card that spreads smiles all around.
Sheep Toilet Paper Roll Craft – A recycled cardboard tube turns into fun when kids use it to make a fluffy little sheep. After a bit of cutting and gluing with our free template, their imaginations will grow when they see an everyday item turn into something new. Kids will be excited to display their new sheep once they’re finished.
Hands-On Activities for Preschoolers
These chick worksheets will keep little minds busy with confidence boosting activities focused on the letter C. Kids will label chick parts, trace uppercase and lowercase Cc, and guide a baby chick through a letter maze.
They’ll practice handwriting, letter recognition, cutting with scissors, and fine motor control. This set comes with three adorable worksheets and works well at home or in the classroom. They make learning feel fun and festive for spring.
Turn learning into springtime fun with these Easter bunny activity sheets. They have adorable bunny scenes and hands-on challenges for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten kids. They’ll match shadows, guide the bunny through a maze to his carrot, count and graph bunnies, and find matching pairs.
Children will build problem solving, early math, visual discrimination, and fine motor skills with each task they tackle. These Easter activities are easy to prepare and engaging to complete at home or in the classroom.
Bring Easter fun to life with these Easter bunny stick puppet printables. Kids can color their own bunny or cut and paste a full color version onto a popsicle stick using just a few simple supplies.
These bunny puppets are a fun addition to Easter parties, classroom activities, or springtime crafting at home. Once they’re finished, kids will love putting on little bunny shows and sharing their creations with friends.
These Easter playdough mats turn learning into hands-on fun! Kids will roll, press, and shape playdough to fill in festive scenes to practice fine motor skills and early literacy. Exploring shapes, letters, and textures keeps little hands busy and imaginations buzzing. These mats make learning through play exciting and creative for your preschoolers!
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Easter Bunny House Craft
Materials
- Colored cardstock or construction paper
- Scissors
- Glue
- Markers
- Easter Bunny House Template
Instructions
- Print the template and gather the materials for this fun activity.
- Begin by gluing the carrot house piece onto the grass piece.
- Glue the door piece centered at the bottom of the carrot house.
- Draw a small doorknob on the door using a marker.
- Color the egg pieces, then glue them on each side of the door.
- Next, color the windows and glue them above the door, one on the left and one on the right.
- Look for the beam piece, and glue it horizontally above the windows.
- Color the bunny and glue it to the top of the beam.
- Finally, glue the carrot top piece behind the top of the carrot house.
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Free Easter Bunny House Template
Meet Sam
Sam is the crafter and founder of Simple Everyday Mom. She has been featured in Oprah Mag, Good Housekeeping, The Spruce Crafts, Country Living, The Bump, and more.
Your craft activities are fun and exciting. I use them in my three year old classroom, I have to do a lot of pre-cutting, as my students are just leaning to open and close scissors on paper. Thank you for sharing, keep up the good work.
Thank you for the kind words! It’s great hearing the crafts are being used with your three year olds. Those early scissor skills take some practice, so the extra prep makes total sense. I really appreciate you sharing and for the star rating!