I enjoy organising an Easter craft afternoon with the kids but sometimes it’s kind of frustrating.
The planning can be a pain, especially if you need certain materials to complete the craft. Egg crafts can take so much time to set up, and don’t get me started on the clean up. I don’t even use regular glitter anymore!
Does it frustrate you too?
Now that we’ve made the switch to nature crafts, it’s all just so much easier.
I must admit the crafts are prettier too. Much prettier!
We’ve been using these bunny printables for two years now. They’re perfect to celebrate Spring and Easter, especially if that falls on same time of year for you.
Imagine your children running around the garden, collecting pretty flowers, shiny green leaves and any other natural materials they find.
You just know they’ll make the cutest nature bunnies ever!
The part I love the most about this printable pack is that every bunny is completely different, even if the kids use the same printable.
And you’ll only need to buy one thing. The nature bunny printables.
Check out the fun we had!
Watch the video
What you’ll need:
- Bunny Nature Craft Printables
- Just add nature: rocks, leaves, flowers, twigs, flowers, berries or anything that’s seasonally available
It’s their creativity that will bring the bunny’s character to life.
BUNNY NATURE CRAFT PACK
Teachers, you can buy it from my TPT store!
How to make the bunny nature craft
- Go outside and collect nature with your children. Collect flowers, sticks, grass, leaves, stems, rocks, seeds and more.
- Display your nature finds on the table so that your children can see all the materials available to them.
- Place the glue (optional) and the bunny nature printables on the table.
- Let your children get creative. They can decorate the printable over and over (don’t use glue) or use glue to create an artwork they can display.
- Display them around your room when completely dry.
Educational benefits of the bunny printables
This bunny nature activity might be fun but it’s also educational! Their little minds are growing by
- Building creativity
- Increasing colour recognition
- Encouraging nature appreciation
- Building fine motor skills
- Developing sensory awareness
Want to see more creations? I did tell you the kids loved it!
If you love this you’ll love these nature boy and girl head printables too!
We had so much fun with this bunny nature craft, and that’s why I had to add a crazy bunny printable to the pack too. The girls loved creating the crazy bunny over and over again. How cute are his mismatched ears and quirky whiskers?
The only added extra is nature!
BUNNY NATURE CRAFT PACK
Teachers, you can buy it from my TPT store!
I joined in the fun too. The bunny face below is my contribution.
More bunny nature crafts?
Since writing this post I found some more wonderful bunny nature crafts. Woohoo! Check these out as extension activities.
Can I have it for free if I subscribe (which I just did)?
Hi Deborah, this is a paid pack. I am organising a Nature Art Journal Challenge soon though and you will have to opportunity to have a whole pack of goodies free. Thanks for subscribing and stay tuned xx ~ Penny