With Easter just around the corner, kids are filled with excitement and anticipation! They’re looking forward to hunting colorful eggs, the promise of sweet treats, and maybe even seeing the Easter Bunny! 

As we gear up for the festivities, let’s channel that excitement into a fun crafting session that will have your little ones hopping with joy! This torn paper bunny craft allows children to explore their creativity as they tear paper and piece together a cute bunny, perfect for adorning any Easter display.

Having kids tear and glue paper to make this craft is also incredibly beneficial for their development. As they manipulate paper, children enhance their fine motor skills, bilateral coordination, and hand-eye coordination.

Just download the free template to get this easy and festive craft started. Gather up a handful of supplies and get your little ones hopping on over to create this cute bunny craft!

And if you’re looking for even more holiday crafting inspiration, be sure to explore our collection of easy Easter crafts for kids.

Bunny Ripped Paper Craft

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Supplies

• Colored cardstock
• Construction paper
• Glue
• Scissors
• Marker
• Bunny template (click the “click here to get this freebie” image at the end to open the form)

Directions

Start by downloading the bunny template and printing it out. Once you have the template printed, gather the materials needed for this fun activity.

Now, let’s make our bunny’s background come to life. Spread glue over a section of the background paper.

Next, let’s tear white paper into small pieces and start sticking them onto our bunny’s template.

With a black marker, let your kids draw the arms of our bunny.

It’s time to give our bunny a cute nose and a smiling mouth. Carefully glue them in the middle of the head.

Place the eyes just above the nose/mouthpiece, then glue them in place.

Using that black marker again, let your kids draw the eyebrows just above the eyes.

Now, let’s attach the inner ears to the outer ears.

Finally, complete our bunny by gluing the feet.

We’re sure your kids will have fun making this simple craft. Check out our other animal crafts that they will love creating too!

More Easter Ideas For Kids

Easter Ideas For Kids

Are you looking for some fun Easter projects or activities to do with the kids? Our Easter basket is overflowing with great ideas your little ones will enjoy. Choose from hands-on crafts, educational activities, and festive books to fill their day with fun and learning.

Read on below for a selection that’s tailor made for the holiday, and create memories with your little bunnies that you’ll cherish for years to come.

Easter Books For Kids

There are so many great Easter books for kids, but these are some of our favorites. Grab them from the library or buy them to add to your child’s collection! They’re great for helping your child develop a larger vocabulary, focus, and more!

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.

Easy Children’s Easter Crafts

Easter Chick Craft – This little chick is ready for Easter with bunny ears on! This adorable craft will be a hit with the kids. Not only is it super cute and fun to make, but they’ll also be able to work on scissor skills, fine motor skills, and following directions!

Duck Handprint Craft – Your little ducklings will quack up at this fun craft! Their little handprints will become adorable ducks with the help of our free template! Change up the colors to make their favorite duck, or keep it simple with yellow.

Printable Easter Bunny Craft – This sweet craft will be the perfect activity to get your little ones excited for Easter. There are two free templates to choose from. Either cut and paste together the full color version or print in black and white to color in or paint.

Toilet Paper Roll Chick Craft – Turn trash into treasure with this fun Easter activity! Kids will transform a humble toilet paper roll into an adorable chick! You don’t have to stop at just one, they can make a whole flock!

Easter Activities Printables

Looking for a quick and easy activity to keep the little ones entertained? These adorable chick coloring pages are just the ticket! Perfect for young kids, this no prep activity offers simple designs that are easy for little hands to color in.

Just grab some crayons or markers, and let their imaginations run wild! Included are illustrations of a running chick, an eating chick, and even a dancing chick!

Engage your little ones in some educational Easter fun with these bunny worksheets! They feature activities like labeling parts of a bunny, navigating a letter maze, and practicing handwriting skills for “B is for bunny,” These worksheets offer a perfect blend of learning and creativity while honing essential skills.

Download the worksheets and let the Easter learning fun begin!

Spring is the perfect season for kids to sharpen their scissor skills, and our chick cutting practice worksheets offer a fun way to get some practice in! Children will be able to hone their abilities with scissors, all while having a blast!

They’ll cut along dotted lines, count, and match in these activities that enhance hand-eye coordination, spatial awareness, and problem solving skills. Incorporate these engaging worksheets into your spring or Easter themed lessons for a fun learning experience.

Kids can learn right along with the Easter Bunny with this set of Easter alphabet clip cards. Kids will practice letter recognition as they identify capital letters on the bunny’s signs and match them with corresponding letters using a clothespin.

Using clothespins adds a fun, tactile element to learning and is a way for kids to hone their fine motor skills. These cards provide a festive and hands-on way for preschoolers and kindergarteners to practice naming and matching letters.

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Bunny Papercraft Template