What Easter Bunny project is best for small children?

“The Easter Bunny job – proves that my children can find chocolates everywhere.”

In our village surrounded by mountains spring does not visit us in March at all. It’s warmer now, but rainy and dirty. I still have a DIY Valentine’s card design in my head, https://littlepuzzlesandme.com/what-do-children-create-on-valentines-day-2/ and “my little puzzles” are already convincing me that they want to start Easter projects.

Patrick and Dorothy are delighted with the Easter eggs on all store shelves. Chocolate bunnies have been in my basket a few times during family shopping, but I managed to put them back on the shelf. And in Nursery, they are already creating several Easter projects with teachers.

My children are in bunny worlds where bunnies need time to prepare easter chocolate snacks and that time is now. Especially my little Dora, she is responsible for the new crafts that I love, so simple and so pretty.

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What little puzzles will be created today?

EASTER BUNNY 

What my little puzzles don’t need?

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This time Patrick (my elder son) was not interested in mom and daughter’s handicrafts. And I chose a really simple DIY Easter Bunny project. Children around 2/3 years old can handle this Easter Bunny art by themselves.

What do my little puzzles need?

• full stomach
• drink near to them
• smile 
• patience – only because they create together
• good energy

And everything from the list below:

☆tables cover 

☆scissors 

☆glue

☆pencil or markers

☆fluffy pom-poms

☆coloured paper or construction paper

☆wiggly eyes

☆anything that will help your kids better decorate Easter bunny

What will we use for an unplanned mess?

• wet wipes
• kitchen paper rolls

Let’s start the process of creating a DIY EASTER BUNNY together:

1. Trace mom’s hand to make the bunny shape.

TIPS:

A bigger hand helps more than a little one.

2. Cut out the shape of the bunny’s body.

TIPS:

To prepare the Easter bunny, we only need the shape of four fingers.

3. Cut necessary details to create an Easter bunny: eyes, ears, mouth, paws, etc.

4. Glue all the prepared details.

5. Use pom poms to create the bunny nose.

6. Draw whiskers and teeth.

7. Add googly eyes, pom poms, or anything to make the design more attractive.

TIPS:

Leave your children alone to create a unique design.

8. Check out our photos below.

More DIY PROJECTS at https://www.instagram.com/missmarbell_/

TRACE MOM’S HAND TO MAKE THE BUNNY SHAPE

CUT OUT THE SHAPE OF THE BUNNY’S BODY

CUT AND GLUE ALL DETAILS: EARS, EYES, NOSE, PAWS

DRAW WHISKERS AND TEETH

EASTER BUNNY READY