Hop to these 5 fun and easy bunny crafts for preschoolers! With just a few supplies for each craft, preschool-aged (and even elementary-aged) children can easily create these adorable bunny crafts for Easter. These make sweet Easter gifts for family, friends and teachers. They can be made just for fun or even as a unique Easter decoration. Be sure to print the Free Printables that go with these projects and start crafting today!
Darling mini Easter cards are a fun way for kids to remind someone that they're thinking of them this Easter. Just print the free printable bunny card that says "Thumbunny loves you!" onto white card stock, then fold in half. Dip a child's thumb into light pink paint, then help them press their thumb onto the center of the card. Once the paint is dry, the child can use a black pen or marker to make two small eyes, a nose, a smile, and ears on the bunny. Kids can even use the inside of the card to draw a special picture for the lucky recipient.
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Kids will love making their own fluffy bunny made out of cotton balls. First, print out the free printable bunny template onto pink construction paper. Kids can then glue cotton balls onto the bunny face template until the bunny is nice and fluffy and filled in. Next they will glue on giant googly eyes, a pink pom pom nose and whiskers made from a chenille stem that has been split into four different pieces. This Easter Bunny art looks great hanging on the fridge or on the wall for Easter.
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This sweet beaded necklace kit is perfect for kids to make and wear their own necklace during springtime and Easter! It features colorful beads, spring flowers and the Easter Bunny himself. The beads all have large holes, which make it easy for small hands to string the beads into a necklace. This craft is also great with helping preschoolers develop their fine motor skills, all while having fun!
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This beautiful watercolor canvas art might look difficult, but it's actually very easy to make. Just add some watercolor paints and water to bingo daubers to dilute the paint to the desired pastel colors. Kids can then choose a color and rub the dauber on a small canvas so the paint soaks into the canvas. It's okay if the paint pools up a little. Repeat with each additional color until the canvas is filled with color, then let dry. Once the canvas is completely dry, then kids can pick a foam bunny and glue it onto the center of the canvas. This pretty work of art is a wonderful Easter decoration or Easter gift.
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Small fingers can create another bunny, this one made from a white craft roll and complete with free printable ears. Just print the free printable ears and cut them out with scissors. Use glue to add two googly eyes, a small pink pom pom nose and a big white fluffy pom pom tail to the bunny.
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