Easter Crafts and Leaning
Activities for Kids

How to Make Easter Crafts and Activities

 

Easter Bunny Cup Craft

What you will need:

Two 9 oz. White Paper Party Cups

One 9 oz. Green Paper Party Cup

White Card Stock (Heavy Paper) or Craft Foam

White Feather Boa

Striped Pipe Cleaners

Pink Pompom for nose

Small Wiggle Eyes

Low Temp Mini Glue Gun

Candy and Easter Basket Grass

Scissors

Pink Paint or Colored Pencil

 

How to Make the Bunny Cup Craft:

1. To make the body cut the rim off one of the white paper cups. Cut slits on both sides of the cup about 2 1/4" long towards the bottom of the cup. Press the back of the cup towards the front of the cup so that the back overlaps the front.

Staple the back at the sides so they overlap the front as shown in the diagram.

2. To make the head cut the rim off another cup and then cut the top off so that the cup is shorter at the sides. Glue the head to the body at the back using a low temperature glue gun.

3. Cut arms, legs, and ears from card stock and glue them to the cup. (A pattern for the arms, legs, and ears are available to members.)

4. To finish glue on pink pompom on for the nose, google eyes, and part of a feather boa in front of the ears. Use a marker to draw the mouth and whiskers.

5. To make the basket cut the green paper cup in half, punch tiny holes in the side and fasten a pipe cleaner to the sides to make the handle.

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Easter Bunny Paper Plate Craft

What you will need:

One 9-inch Paper Plate

Five Snack-sized Paper Plates

Cotton Ball

White Feather Boa or Feathers

Glue

Scissors

Paint

Marker

 

How to Make the Paper Plate Easter Bunny:

1. Fold the 9-inch paper plate in half and glue it closed.

1. Cut arms, legs, and ears from snack-sized paper plates. (Patterns for this craft are available to members. Print out the patterns and use them as templates to cut from paper plates.) Glue the arms and legs to the large folded paper plate as shown in the picture.

3. To make the head fold the sides of two snack-sized paper plates. Cut a mouth shape out of one of the paper plates and then glue them together to make the head. (A pattern for the head is available to members.)

4. Glue the ears and a piece of feather boa to the top of the head. Paint the ears and head.

5. Glue the arms and legs to the body paper plate as shown in the picture.

6. To finish glue a cotton ball on for the tail.

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Duckling Easter Basket Milk Jug Easter Craft Kids Can Make

 

What you will need:

Empty plastic milk jug

Orange Craft Foam or Poster
Board

DecoArt Patio Paint

Low Temp Mini Glue Gun

Scissors

Yellow Feathers

 

 

Lamb Easter Basket Milk Jug Easter Craft Kids Can Make

 

What you will need:

Empty Plastic Milk Jug

White Craft Foam or Poster
Board

DecoArt Patio Paint

Low Temp Mini Glue Gun

Scissors

Cotton Balls

 

 

 

 

How to make: 1. To make it easier to peel off the label on the outside of the jug fill the jug up with hot water and let it set for a few minutes. Then peel it off. Wash and dry the jug. To remove the inked numbers rub a dry erase marker over the numbers until they smear and then wipe them off with a paper towel. 2. Draw the lamb's head shape on the milk jug on the opposite side of the handle. Cut out the head shape and behind the ears then down the sides of the milk and and around the front about 2 1/2" from the bottom of the milk jug as shown in the picture. Cut arm and hoof shapes from with craft foam. (Patterns for the lamb's head, arms, and hooves are available to members.) 3. Paint the lamb's face and ears with acrylic paint. When it dries paint on the eyes and nose. 4. Cut arms and hooves from the craft foam and paint the hooves black. 5. Glue the arms to the jug and then glue on the cotton balls. Cut the cotton balls in half before gluing them on so you don't have to use too many. 6. To finish glue on the hooves. Designed by Danielle Warvel How to Print or Copy these instructions. © 2012, Digital by Design, Inc. - See Copyright Information

 

 

Easter Bunny Milk Jug Easter Basket Craft Kids Can Make

 

What you will need:

Two empty plastic milk jugs

White Craft Foam or poster
board

DecoArt Patio Paint

Low Temp Mini Glue Gun

Scissors

Pink or White Feather Boa

Googly Eyes

 

 

How to make: 1. To make it easier to peel off the label on the outside of the jug fill the jug up with hot water and let it set for a few minutes. Then peel it off. Wash and dry the jug. To remove the inked numbers rub a dry erase marker over the numbers until they smear and then wipe them off with a paper towel. 2. Cut the bunny's muzzle from the bottom of one of the milk jugs as shown in the picture. Paint the muzzle. (coming soon) 3. Cut an oval shape in the opposite side from the handle as shown in the picture. Paint the jug and let it dry. 4. Glue the muzzle to the top of the jug covering part of the mouth. 5. Cut arms, feet, ears, and teeth shapes from white fun foam or poster board. Paint the ears and the paws on to the shapes and then glue them to the jug. (Patterns for the arms, ears, and feet are available to members.) 6. To finish glue on the googly eyes and part of a feather boa to the top of the jug for hair. 7. See how to use this craft as a reading and spelling game. Go to the Educational Crafts page for ideas. How to Print or Copy these instructions. © 2012, Digital by Design, Inc. - See Copyright Information

 

Preposition Easter Egg Hunt, Writing Activity, and Bulletin Board Display

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Jelly Bean Poem and Frame Easter Craft

What you will need:

Color Paper or Printer that prints in color

Glue

Scissors

Construction Paper

 

How to make the Jelly Bean Picture Frame:

1. Print out the poem pattern and cut it out, (Available to members) or print the following poem on a piece of paper:

Jelly Beans
By Carolyn Warvel

Five or six, or just a few,
Pop them in your mouth and chew,
Yellow, purple, orange, and blue,
If you'd like, I'll share them with you!

2. Glue the poem onto the center of a piece of construction paper.

3. Print out the jelly beans patterns (Both a black and white and colored jelly bean patterns are available to members.) Print out the black and white pattern onto different colors of paper to save on expensive printer ink.

4. Cut out the jelly beans and glue them around the frame.

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Note - It is illegal to publish this poem on any other web site without permission, even if you include the author's name.

 

Free Dancing Bunny Cup Marionette Easter Craft Kids Can Make

What you will need: 9-oz. party cup, matching color card stock (heavy paper), eyes, nose, black marker, feather boa, glue, tape, yarn or string, craft stick, and heavy duty thread.

How to Make the Marionette:

1. Print out the Pattern onto card stock (heavy paper) that matches your cup color. Cut out the patterns. (Printing Problems?)

2. Punch a small hole in the middle of the bottom of the paper cup. Cut a piece of yarn or string about two feet long. Poke one end of the string through the hole to the inside of the cup. Put your hand inside the cup and pull the string down.

3. Tie a big knot about five inches from the end of the string. Pull up on the string from the outside of the cup to bring the knot up against the bottom of the cup, make sure it won't come out.

4. Punch a hole in the feet pattern on the circle and stick the pattern up inside the cup to the position you would like it to hang. Note where the hole meets the string and tie the feet to the string at that point.

5. Glue or tape on the hands and ears. Draw a bunny face on the cup or glue eyes and a nose on the cup.

6. Tie the other end of the string to the middle of a craft stick about six inches from the bottom of the cup.

7. Punch tiny holes in the toe of each foot and tie a piece of thread to the feet. Tie the other end of the thread at each end of the craft stick. Make sure the thread is long enough so that the legs hang down freely.

8. Move the ends of the craft stick up and down to move the feet.

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Easter Bunny Milk Jug Craft

What you will need:

Empty Milk Jug

White Pink Craft Foam or Poster
Board

DecoArt Patio Paint or White Spray Paint Made for Plastic

Low Temp Mini Glue Gun

Scissors

Large Craft Wiggle Eyes

Scissors

Large White pompoms or Cotton Balls, and white yarn.

 

How to Make Milk Jug Easter Rabbit:

1. Clean and dry the milk jugs. Fill the bottom of one milk jug with sand to give it some weight.

2. Cut ear and feet shape from white fun foam and glue them to the milk jug.

3. Spray paint the entire milk jug, including the feet and ears.

4. Cut out a pink nose and inner ear shapes and glue them to the milk jug when the paint is dry.

5. Glue on some googly eyes.

6. To finish glue a white pompom to cover the lid of the milk jug and glue some cut up pompom or white yarn to the stomach area.

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Foam Easter Rabbit Plant Stake Easter Craft for Kids

What you will need: Jumbo craft stick, craft foam, paper, scissors, paint (optional) permanent marker, and glue.

How to Make Foam Easter Rabbit Plant Stake:

1. Paint the craft stick and let it dry.

2. Draw a picture of a bunny on a piece of paper and then use the picture as a pattern to cut the shapes from craft foam. Glue the pieces together. (A Pattern for this craft is available to members.)

3. Cut a piece of craft foam 4" x 1 1/2" for the sign. Glue the sign to the craft stick and then glue the head and hands on the top of the sign. Glue feet to the bottom of the sign and the craft stick.

Also available - Color and Cut Picture that can be glued on a craft stick. (Members only)

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Easter Bunny Egg Scramble Game

Children scramble to collect the most eggs.

What you will need: Card stock (heavy paper), die, markers, scissors, and tape.

How to Make Easter Bunny Eggs Scramble:

1. Print out the game patterns onto card stock. (Available to Members Only) and tape them together to make the game board.

2. Print out the egg patterns onto different colors of card stock or use white card stock and color the eggs. (Available to Members Only) Cut out the eggs.

Set Up:

Place the eggs on top of the pictures of the eggs on the board. You can place more than one egg on each picture.

How to Play:

1. Players place their markers on top of any of the eggs on the board.

2. Each player should throw the die to see who has the highest number. The player with the highest number goes first.

3. The first player throws the die and moves that many spaces in either direction (clockwise or counter clockwise). If there is an egg or more than one egg on the space he lands on, he gets to collect one egg. Keep playing like this until all the eggs on the board have been collected. The child with the most eggs wins.

(To learn about how to make this an educational game go to the Educational Language Arts Page)

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Colorful Easter Egg Printables

These eggs can be used for many different purposes. (Available to Members Only.)

1. Play Match Game

Print out two copies onto cards stock, and use them to play a Easter match game.

2. Have an Easter Egg Hunt

Hide them in your house or outside and have an Easter egg hunt.

3. Make Crafts

Use them to decorate Easter Crafts such a frame for an Easter picture.

Unscramble the Eggs to Make Compound Words Printable Egg Pattens on the Educational Crafts and Activities for Kids Page

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Hoppy Easter Coloring Sheet

 

Crayon Resist Hoppy Easter Coloring Sheet What you will need: Crayons and Water Color Paint What to do: 1. Print out the pattern and make copies if your printer uses water soluble ink. Hoppy Easter! Pattern 2. Have your children draw patterns on the eggs with crayons and then paint over the crayon. The water paint will not stick to the crayon.

Hoppy Easter Bunny Activity Sheet

What you will need: Paper, crayons, cotton, tape, and scissors.

How to Make Hoppy Easter Bunny Activity Sheet:

1. Draw a picture of a bunny without the ears and tail. (A Pattern for this craft is available to members.)

2. Draw the ears on another sheet of paper, color and cut them out.

3. Cut slits on the bunny's head where the ears should attach about 1/2" smaller than the end of the bunny's where the ears. Fold the end of the ears and stick them in the slits and tape them to the back of the picture where they come through the slits.

4. Glue on a cotton ball for the tail.

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Jelly Bean Bunny Easter Craft for Kids

What you will need:

Small plastic bags, 3" x 5" (You can get these at craft stores), jelly beans, card stock (heavy paper), scissors, tape, stapler, and colored pencils.

How to Make Jelly Bean Bunny Easter Craft:

1. Print out the patterns, color them, and cut them out. (Printing Problems?)

2. Fill your bag with jelly beans leaving about 1 1/2" inches at the top empty. Fold in the top sides of the bag to make it skinner at the top about one inch wide. Staple the top closed.

3. Tape the bag with the jelly beans inside to the top of the leg pattern as shown in the picture above. Tape the arms and head onto the bag as shown. To finish tape the "Hoppy Easter" sign to on of the bunny's arms.

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Paper Plate Easter Bunny Candy Dish Craft for Kids

What you will need:

Dinner-sized Heavy Duty Paper Plates

Regular Paper Plates

Pink Paper

White Card Stock (Heavy Paper)

Cotton Balls

Jelly Beans.

 

How to Make Paper Plate Easter Bunny Candy Dish:

1. Cut the center out of a heavy duty paper plate and glue it to another heavy duty paper plate, top to top, to make the dish.

2. To make the bunny face, fold a regular paper plate in half. Mark off 3 1/4" from the sides of the plate at the fold as shown in the picture on the right.

3. Cut 3 1/4" slits on each side of the folded paper plate as shown in the picture on the left.

4. Open up the plate and draw lines at right angles to the slits from the 3 1/4" marks on the folded edge of the paper plate about 3" long as shown in the picture at the right.

5. Place glue near the edge of the drawn lines as shown in the picture.

6. Bring the cut edges over to line up with the drawn lines and press down to secure as shown in the picture on the left.

7. The back of the bunny's head should look like the picture on the right when you are done.

8. Cut a nose and tongue from pink paper and glue to the front of the head.

9. Cut ears from white card stock and inner ears from pink paper, or color the inner ears pink. Glue them to the back of the head as shown in the picture.

10. Cut arms and legs from extra paper plates or white card stock. Glue them to the bottom of the candy dish paper plate as shown in the picture at the top.

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Paper Plate Easter Bunny Craft and Learning Activity for Kids

 

What you will need: Dinner-sized heavy duty paper plates, regular paper plate, orange paper, white card stock (heavy paper), cotton ball, scissors, and glue.

How to Make Paper Plate Easter Bunny Craft and Learning Activity:

1. Follow the directions above for the Candy Dish except do not cut out the center of the dish. (A Pattern for the Ears, Feet, Nose, Eyes, and Teeth is available to members.)

1. Cut out carrot shapes about 5" long from orange paper. (A Pattern for the Carrots is available to members.)

Learning Activities to Go with this Craft:

Science

1. What do Bunnies Like to Eat? - Go to the library or pet store and find out what bunnies eat.

2. Rabbit or Hare? - Find out what the difference is between a rabbit and a hare.

2. Make Up a Story about a Bunny - Name your bunny and make up stories about it. Act out the stories using the carrots and the bunny.

Math

1. Math Stories - Make up stories about the bunny and how he lost, gave away, or found some carrots, and have your child figure out how many carrots the bunny has left. For example, you may say, "One day Hoppy the Bunny gathered a bunch of carrots into a big pile. He looked at the pile and wondered if he had enough carrots for his family. Can you help Hoppy count his carrots?" Or you can say, "Hoppy had ten carrots in his mouth. On his way home he got hungry and stopped to eat some. How many carrots did Hoppy eat?" Have your child count how many carrots are left in Hoppy's mouth and figure out how many he ate.

2. Deliver Carrots - Make a list of the people in your family or neighborhood with the number of carrots each person should receive next to his of her name. Have your child help the bunny deliver the correct number of carrots to each person. You can use candy, cards, or notes instead of the carrots. Or you can write little notes on the carrots.

3. Feed the Bunny Game - Write numbers, letters, words, shapes or math fact on the carrots. Tell your child, "Bunny would really like to eat carrots with the letter "a" on them. Can you find a carrot with the letter "a" and feed the bunny?" If your child feeds the bunny the wrong letter, make a yucky sound and have the bunny spit it out. Keep playing until all the carrots have been eaten.

4. How Far Can Bunny Hop? - Pretend your bunny is hopping and help your child measure how far he can hop. Have your child jump as far as he can and measure the distance of his jump.

Also see the Educational Crafts Page for more learning game ideas and recommended books about bunnies.

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Folded Paper Easter Bunny

All you need is paper, scissors, tape, and cotton balls. Just print out the patterns, color, cut out, and fold. To finish glue on a cotton ball for a tail.

This pattern is available to members only.

Go to Folded Paper Easter Bunny Craft.

Go to the Educational Craft Page to find teaching ideas that use this craft.

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Easter Learning Fun Craft and Activity for Kids

 

What you will need: Colorful paper

Pipe cleaners

Hole punch

Tiny spring stickers.

 

To make the baskets:

1. Fold an 8 1/2" x 8 1/2" piece of paper in half, corner to corner to make a triangle.

2. Place the folded piece of paper on a table so that the folded, long edge is at the bottom.

3. Fold over the right, bottom corner so that the point meets the left edge of the triangle.

 

4. Fold over the left, bottom corner so that the point meets the right edge of the triangle.

 

5. Fold down the top layer of the top corner along the top edges of the folded corners. Turn the bucket over and turn the top corner over the same way.

 

6. After you have folded the basket use a hole punch to punch holes on each side of the basket.

7. Braid three pipe cleaners together and then attach them to the basket using the holes. (If you don't want to use pipe cleaners, you can just staple a strip of paper to the basket for the handle.

4. Decorate the basket with tiny spring stickers.

5. Print out the Egg Patterns onto different colors of paper and cut them out. (Printing Problems?)

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Learning Activities for this Craft:

Preschool

1. Letter Recognition - Write the letters of the alphabet on the eggs, one on each egg. Lay the eggs out on a table, face up. Have your child pick an egg and tell you what letter is written on it. If he is correct, he gets to place it in the basket. If he is wrong or doesn't know the letter, tell him the letter and place it in a pile. When your child has gone through all the eggs. Place the eggs that were in the pile on the table and keep playing until all the eggs are in the basket.

2. Number Recognition - Play the same as above, but use numbers.

3. Matching Numbers or Letters - Write letters or numbers on the eggs and make matching eggs. Place all the eggs on a table, face down. Play match game. When a match is found the eggs should be placed in the player's basket. The player with the most eggs win.

4. Matching Eggs - Have your child help you decorate the eggs so that you have two eggs each that are matching. When you are finished decorating the eggs play a match game. (Use eggs that are all the same color.)

5. Create Color Patterns - Have your child place the eggs in rows using different patterns. For example, he may use red, green, blue, red, green blue.

6. Counting - Have your child count how many eggs he has in his basket. Count by twos, threes, fours, etc.

Grade School:

1. Vocabulary Words - Write your child's vocabulary words on the eggs, one per egg. Place the finished eggs on a table, face up. Have your child pick an egg and read the word written on the egg. If he can read the word, he gets to place it in the basket. If he can't read the word, tell him what the word is and then place it in a separate pile. When he has gone through all the words, place the eggs from the pile face up on the table and have him pick words he knows, and place them in the basket. Keep playing this way until all the words are in the basket.

2. Vocabulary Word Match - Write your child's vocabulary words on the paper eggs making matching sets. Place all the eggs on the table face down. Play match game trying to turn over two matching eggs. If a match is found, the player places the eggs in his basket. The player with the most eggs wins.

3. Spelling Eggs - Write your child's spelling words on the eggs and place them all face down on a table. Have him point to one of the eggs. Turn over the egg and read the word to your child. If he can spell the word, he gets to place it in his basket, if not, the egg goes back down on the table and is mixed in with the rest. Keep playing until all the eggs are in the basket.

4. Reading/Writing Game - Each player thinks of a sentence and then writes it, one word per egg, on the eggs, and then mixes up all the eggs and gives them to another player. Players then have to put the eggs in order to make a sentence. When a player is done, he should ask the person he got the eggs from if he is correct. If he is correct, he should trade his eggs for another set of eggs.

5. Review Math Facts - Write your child's math facts on the eggs. Write the problem on one side and the solution on the other. Turn all the cards over so that the problem side is up. Have your child pick an egg and tell the answer. If he is right, he gets to place the egg in the basket. If he is wrong, tell him the answer and place the egg in a pile. When he has tried all the eggs, place the eggs that he missed on the table and keep playing until all the eggs are in the basket.

7. Creativity - Cut out one egg shape from card stock or card board. Have your child use the egg shape as a template and trace around it onto another sheet of paper, cut it out, and color the egg. Place the finished eggs in the Easter basket, and then have an Easter egg hunt. (If this is too hard, cut out the egg shape from a center of a piece of card board and use the card board with the egg-shaped hole in it as the template.)

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Easter Egg Bunny Easter Craft for Kids

 

These cute little bunnies can be made from real eggs or you can use plastic eggs and fill them with treats. They can also be used as place setting for your Easter Feast.

What you will need: Facial tissue (a good, strong brand) I used Puffs with lotions, card stock (heavy paper), scissors, crayons and markers, glue, plastic or real eggs that have been colored.

How to Make Easter Egg Bunny:

1. Prepare your eggs ahead of time. Color them if you are using real eggs, or fill them with treats if you are using plastic eggs.

2. Draw a rectangle 3/4" x 7 1/2" long onto card stock. Draw legs on the bottom part of the rectangle. Cut the rectangle and legs out so that they are attached. Color them and then glue the ends of the rectangle together to fit snugly around your egg to form a holder for the egg. (Don't glue it to the egg.) Fold the legs up. Draw hands and torso onto the card stock. Cut them out and color them. Glue the hands and torso pattern to the back, inside part of the legs pattern around the ring.

A pattern for this craft is available to members only. Click here to go to the members only section and print out the Pattern.

3. To make the bunny heads you will need two facial tissues for each head. Crinkle up one facial tissue into a tight ball. Unfold the other one and place the crinkled up ball in the center. Bring one corner down and over the crinkled up ball. Roll the opposite corner around the crinkled up tissue. Now scrunch up the two corners you haven't used yet into ear shapes. Bring them together over the crinkled up ball that has been rolled inside the tissue. Carefully tie the two ends together over the ball. Pull the ends out and form them into ear shapes.

4. Draw eyes and ears on the face and glue it onto the smaller end of the egg. Place the egg and head in the feet holder.

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Egg Carton Sheep and Bunny Easter Craft for Kids

Don't throw away those old egg cartons this Easter. You can make this cute little sheep with just a Styrofoam egg and some tissues.

What you will need:

Egg carton, Use an egg carton that doesn't have long pointy dividers between the eggs. Find one that is more flat like the one shown in the picture, 3" x 2 1/2" Styrofoam egg, white facial tissues or tissue paper, tacky glue, markers, crayons, and scissors.

How to make:

1. Mark out the pattern inside the egg carton with a pencil as shown in the picture. The shapes on each side of the head are the feet. Draw four of these. Cut them out. Glue the head onto the smaller end of the Styrofoam egg. Glue the legs onto the egg also. (You may want an adult to glue on the legs with a hot melt glue gun.

2. Draw a face and fold down the ears.

3. Rip small pieces of tissues and crinkle it up into little balls. Glue them all around the sheep's body.

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Egg Carton Bunny

Don't throw away those old egg cartons this Easter. You can make this cute little bunny by adding some yarn.

What you will need: Egg carton,

Use an egg carton that doesn't have long pointy dividers between the eggs. Find one that is more flat like the one shown in the picture, gray yarn or any color you would like to make your bunny, tacky glue or glue gun, markers, crayons, and scissors. Paint if you would like to make your bunny a different color.

What to do:

1. Mark out the pattern inside the egg carton with a pencil as shown in the picture. The shapes on each side of the head are the feet. Draw four of these. Cut them out.

2. To make a gray pompom for the body wind the yarn around 3" square piece of thick card board until it is fairly thick. Tie all the strands together by bringing the yarn underneath all the strands on one side of the square. Tie a tight knot. Cut all the yarn strands in the middle of the other side of the cardboard. Trim the pompom to fit the head. Glue the head to the pompom. Glue the front legs onto the head and the back legs to the pompom in the back. You can also use a tiny pompom for the bunny's tail.

3. Draw a face and fold down the ears.

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Easter Bunny Paper Doll Easter Craft for Kids

What you will need: card stock, paper, crayons or markers, scissors

How to Make Easter Bunny Paper Doll:

1. Print out the Bunny Paper Doll onto card stock, color the bunny, and cut it out.

2. Print out the Clothes Pattern 1, and Clothes Pattern 2 onto computer paper, color them, and cut them out.(Printing Problems?)

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Easter Butterfly Craft for Kids

This craft idea and the following recipe were sent in from Nance in Reno. Thank you so much for sharing these ideas with us.

What you will need:

Ziplock sandwich bags (cheap ones are fine) Tissue paper scraps, various colors Pipe cleaner (chenille stem)

How to Make Easter Butterfly:

Have the children tear the tissue paper into small pieces and put a couple of tablespoons of the torn paper in a Ziplock bag. Spread out the paper so it looks like stained glass. Fan fold the bag (like an accordion). In the middle of the bag, twist a pipe cleaner to form the butterfly's body. Curl the ends to look like an antennae.

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