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A printable funky Easter bunny craft is an easy, low-prep activity that combines coloring, pattern drawing, cutting, and gluing. The main design features a black-and-white bunny divided into sections, giving children space to add lines, dots, swirls, shapes, and other repeating patterns. Many versions also include several pairs of playful glasses that children can decorate and attach to their finished bunny.
This craft is useful for preschool, kindergarten, elementary classrooms, homeschool lessons, library programs, and family activity time. It works especially well as an Easter or spring project, but the bunny can also be presented as a general animal art activity for children who do not celebrate Easter. The open-ended design allows younger children to focus on coloring, while older students can explore more detailed pattern work inspired by Zentangle-style drawing.
What You Need
- Printed bunny template
- White printer paper or lightweight cardstock
- Pencil and black marker
- Crayons, colored pencils, or washable markers
- Child-safe scissors
- Glue
- Construction paper for a background
How to Use the Printable
- Print one template for each child. Review the page before starting so children know which bunny pieces and glasses they want to use.
- Have children lightly sketch patterns inside the bunny sections with a pencil. Simple options include stripes, checkerboards, waves, spirals, dots, and zigzags.
- Trace the finished patterns with a black marker, then add color. Encourage children to use contrasting colors so the sections are easy to see.
- Color and cut out a pair of funky glasses. Children can use the printed glasses as designed or create their own from colored paper.
- Cut around the bunny pieces and glue them onto construction paper. Leaving a small gap between sections can create a mosaic-style effect.
- Glue the glasses over the bunny’s eyes and add details such as a bow, flowers, a name label, or a decorated background.
Practical Printing Tips
Use the normal or actual-size setting rather than “fit to page” if you want the template to retain its intended proportions. Print a test page first, especially when using a home printer. Standard letter-size paper works well for individual projects, while cardstock is a better choice for pieces that will be cut out and displayed. If several children are working at once, print extra copies of the glasses because they are small and easy to misplace.
For a quicker activity, skip the cutting and let children color the bunny as a single-page art sheet. For a longer project, mount the finished designs on colored paper and display them together as a bright spring bulletin board.
Where to Find and Print Printable Funky Easter Bunny Craft
Funky Easter Bunny Craft Template – Teach Starter
A three-page printable PDF activity with a patterned bunny template and eight pairs of decorative glasses for children in preschool through sixth grade.
Funky Easter Bunny Coloring Sheets – Twinkl
A five-page Easter-themed coloring resource suitable for classroom use, homework, early finishers, or creative time at home.