Printable Easter Bunny Craft Template

Looking for a last-minute easy Easter craft? Here’s one you and your kids will love.

A colorful wooden easter decoration featuring a rabbit pulling a cart with painted eggs. — Photo credit: Thrive at Home.

Celebrate Spring with Our Free Printable Easter Bunny Template

Paper craft of a rabbit with a patterned body and a green straw as its spine, displayed on a wooden surface. — Photo credit: Thrive at Home.

Spring is in the air, and what better way to celebrate than by bringing some of its joy into your home? If you, like me, are a busy homeschooling mom looking for a fast and easy papercraft this Easter season, we have just the thing — a free printable Easter bunny template.

Each year I try to plan our homeschool in such a way that we complete our bookwork and writing assignments from Monday through Thursday. We finish up on Friday morning, leaving Friday afternoons free for crafts, baking or both. Well, in theory.

As I write this, I plan to work on this craft with the kids. Then, I will surprise them with a batch of Coconut Cupcakes with Lime Frosting. I think they taste like spring!

Why Choose Our Easter Bunny Craft?

Paper cutouts of rabbits with patterned details next to scissors on a wooden surface. — Photo credit: Thrive at Home.

It’s fast, it’s easy and all you need is a printer, cardstock, a scissors and a gluestick. With this simple two-page printable, your kids can bring their artistic talents to life.

The first page offers detailed instructions that are easy enough for children yet engaging for those who love a hands-on approach. The second page includes the actual printable Easter bunny craft template.

Print this on cardstock—these will form your very own bunny pulling a quaint little cart perfect for holding mini eggs or any small treasures you wish. And why not have a snack while you’re at it? Try these easy Easter sugar cookies.

Hones Cutting and Pasting Skills

This craft helps your children practice their cutting and pasting skills. And it’s a fun opportunity to weave storytelling into artistry while enhancing fine motor skills along the journey.

Picture this: A gentle bunny tugging along tiny treats through gardens blooming under spring’s touch—an enchanting scene crafted right in your homeschool room.

Step-by-Step Guide: Creating Your Masterpiece

A half-assembled printable Easter bunny craft template for paper craft project with a glue stick on a wooden table. — Photo credit: Thrive at Home.

Preparation: Begin by signing up for the free PDF printable file, including a printout of the instructions and the cut-out templates.

Let Creativity Flow: Print these onto sturdy cardstock paper; vibrant colors or plain white both work wonders—it’s all up to how colorful you want your creation!

Craft Together: Print out one copy for each child and follow our simple instructions. Cut out each piece carefully, then assemble them using glue or tape—a splendid bonding activity indeed.

Customize & Share: Feel free to add fun options like glitter, stickers or even paint! Once completed, use these bunnies as adorable centerpieces or even surprise gifts filled with sweets.

Making Learning Fun

Printable Easter Bunny Craft Template with paper teapot, teacup, and a rabbit cut-out alongside spilled glue and a glue stick. — Photo credit: Thrive at Home.

As a homeschooling mom, I always look for ways to make every new activity a learning experience. This crafting session is a great opportunity to discuss topics such as animal habitats.

Where do rabbits live? What do they eat? How did the Easter Bunny story start? You could even explore geometry through shapes found within this project.

Tip: got leftover mini Easter eggs? Use them to make this quick and easy no-cook Easter apple dip!

Add Seasonal Crafts for Fun in Your Homeschool

A cut-out paper snowflake with a patterned border resting on a wooden surface. — Photo credit: Thrive at Home.

Let’s face it: As a working homeschool mom, your daily schedule is full of overflowing. You need to get intentional about adding fun activities to your homeschool day.

Yet, finding fun activities that don’t require a ton of prep work can be a challenge.

That’s why I started creating and collecting easy printable crafts and activities around the seasons and holidays when my kids were small. Having a folder full of what I needed each month made my homeschool planning so much easier!