I’m not sure there’s much about Easter that kids don’t love – fluffy bunnies, cute chicks, pretty flowers, and of course, Easter eggs! The true meaning of the holiday is not lost on me, either, but I know that kids really enjoy all the pretty colors and fun of Easter. Because of that, I wanted to make a fun, but easy Easter craft for kids. I would never consider myself a crafty person, but this Easter craft is simple enough and requires few materials. Plus, it makes a really cute table-top decoration or a fun puppet the kids can play with!
Hopping Easter Bunny {Kids Craft}
Using materials found at Walmart and our very own Easter bunny ears and feet template, you and the kids will have a blast creating these hopping bunnies!
Download Easter bunny template here. (PDF)
Materials needed:
- White paper, either construction or copy paper works
- Color construction paper, various pieces of your choice
- Toilet paper roll
- Cotton ball
- Scissors
- Glue stick
- Markers
Instructions:
- Cover the toilet paper roll with white paper.
- Using the bunny ear and feet template, cut out your bunny ears, bunny feet, and bowtie (if desired). You can also draw your own bunny parts, if you prefer.
- Trace your bunny ears, feet, and bowtie onto whichever color paper you would like for each. I chose to keep the inner ear white against a color outer ear, but that was just my preference.
- Cut out your bunny parts and glue onto the toilet paper roll. Glue the ears onto the inner front side of the roll. You’ll also need to fold the bunny feet along the dotted line, and glue just the tab, so the leg folds out.
- Draw a bunny face using markers.
- Glue a cotton ball on the backside for a tail.
- That’s it! Make a few bunnies to create a cute centerpiece for a table, decorate around the house, or for the kids to play with as puppets!
Have fun making this easy Easter bunny craft with the kids and check out more Easter items at Walmart.
Happy Easter!
Disclosure: As a participant in the Walmart Moms Program, I received compensation for my time and efforts in creating this post. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
All photos © Melanie Edwards/modernmami™
Aunt Clara @ Aunt Clara's Kitchen says
I love these. They are cute and easy to make, perfect for my 2nd grader.
Melanie Edwards says
So easy! Your 2nd grader will love it. My girl came home from school and made one of her own!
abby clark says
i am a second grader and i LOVE making these!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Melanie Edwards says
Thank you SO much for leaving a comment! I love that you’ve made them and so glad you like this craft. 🙂