Letter B Bunny Craft
This adorable paper plate Letter B Bunny Craft is perfect for spring and Easter preschool activities. Little ones will love it!
This bunny craft is perfect for little ones. All you need is construction paper and paper plates, and you’re all set. Add this to your Easter activities for preschoolers or your Letter Bb lessons.
Letter B Bunny Craft
Paper plate crafts are fun, because they’re cheap and usually pretty easy to make. This one is no exception.
What You’ll Need
- 2 plain white paper plates
- colored construction paper
- 2 googly eyes
- black marker
- pink marker or crayon
- 1 cotton ball
What You’ll Do
Use a pencil to trace a circle around the inside smallest circle in the center of the paper plate; cut the traced circle out.
NOTE: Keep these paper plate edge scraps for the ears!
Next, use your pencil to draw another circle about an inch larger than the outside of the smallest circle in the center of the paper plate; cut the traced circle out.
Lay your colored construction paper piece down ,and place your two circles about an inch from the left side of the paper and have them slightly overlapping each other.
Use your pencil to trace outside the right sides of the plates in the shape of a capital letter B.
Cut off excess on the right side of the colored construction paper.
Glue your paper plates onto the B-shaped construction paper.
Draw and cut out two ears from your paper plate edge scraps. To make sure they’re even, make one, cut it out, then use it as a stencil for the second ear.
Draw and cut out two slightly smaller inner ear shapes using pink construction paper; glue onto the ears and then glue the final ears onto your bunny’s head.
Glue googly eyes a bit above the center of the bunny’s head.
Using a black marker, draw a nose, mouth and whiskers on the bunny.
Color in the nose and make freckles around the whiskers with a pink marker.
Use your black marker to trace around the entire outside of the bunny.
Glue a small cotton ball onto the bottom right edge of the big white plate portion for a tail and your bunny is complete.
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Letter B Bunny Craft
This adorable paper plate Letter B Bunny Craft is perfect for spring and Easter preschool activities. Little ones will love it!
Materials
- 2 plain white paper plates
- colored construction paper
- 2 googly eyes
- black marker
- pink marker or crayon
- 1 cotton ball
Instructions
Use a pencil to trace a circle around the inside smallest circle in the center of the paper plate; cut the traced circle out.
NOTE: Keep these paper plate edge scraps for the ears!
Next, use your pencil to draw another circle about an inch larger than the outside of the smallest circle in the center of the paper plate; cut the traced circle out.
Lay your colored construction paper piece down ,and place your two circles about an inch from the left side of the paper and have them slightly overlapping each other.
Use your pencil to trace outside the right sides of the plates in the shape of a capital letter B.
Cut off excess on the right side of the colored construction paper.
Glue your paper plates onto the B-shaped construction paper.
Draw and cut out two ears from your paper plate edge scraps. To make sure they’re even, make one, cut it out, then use it as a stencil for the second ear.
Draw and cut out two slightly smaller inner ear shapes using pink construction paper; glue onto the ears and then glue the final ears onto your bunny’s head.
Glue googly eyes a bit above the center of the bunny’s head.
Using a black marker, draw a nose, mouth and whiskers on the bunny.
Color in the nose and make freckles around the whiskers with a pink marker.
Use your black marker to trace around the entire outside of the bunny.
Glue a small cotton ball onto the bottom right edge of the big white plate portion for a tail and your bunny is complete.
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