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Spring Activities for Kids: Eraser Stamped Bunnies

These eraser stamped bunnies make a quick and easy craft for kids. The post includes more fun spring activities for kids, as well!

These eraser stamped bunnies make a quick and easy craft for kids. The post includes more fun spring and Easter crafts for kids, as well! #spring #easter #kidsactivities

Eraser Stamped Bunnies Spring Art Activity for Kids

The kids made these eraser stamped bunnies after making our eraser stamped sheep, and I think they make a great Spring and Easter craft for kids!

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All you need is some construction paper, a pencil with an eraser (unused erasers work best as stamping tools), and some white paint! You can use a pen to add faces once the paint dries, if you like. The great thing about this craft is that kids of all ages will enjoy it! All four of my kids, aged two to eight, really had fun stamping paint on construction paper to make fields of happy bunnies!

Easy Bunny craft for kids

This simple craft is a wonderful companion activity to the picture book  Knuffle Bunny by Mo Willems. Home for a Bunny by Margaret Wise Brown is a very sweet picture book you can also read for this theme.

How to Make Eraser Stamped Bunnies

Spring and Easter Crafts: Making Eraser Stamped Bunnies

The technique for this craft is simple: dip the pencil eraser in the paint, then stamp the outline of the bunny on the construction paper.

Bunnies have a few more angles than sheep, and it was fun to see how the kids dealt with that. They would angle the eraser to make pointy ears as you can see in Johnny’s stamp of a running bunny above.

Easy spring and Easter crafts for kids

The kids also discovered that rolling the edge of the pencil eraser along the paper makes great bunny ears – like this sitting bunny made by Emma! Drawing bunnies can be intimidating, but stamping over and over inspired the kids to make bunnies in all sorts of different positions and from different angles! Some did, of course, look more bunny-like than others.

Read Knuffle Bunny by Mo Willems, then go and stamp some bunnies! More bunny crafts as well as Easter and spring crafts in the post.

We used a pen to add faces to some of our bunnies once the paint dried, but others (like the running bunny) they decided to keep plain white.

More Spring Activities for Kids

Here are a few of our other favorite spring activities:

More Bunny Crafts and Activities for Kids

These bunny crafts and activities were designed to go along with Knuffle Bunny by Mo Willems. Home for a Bunny by Margaret Wise Brown is a very sweet picture book you can also read to go along with these activities. And, being bunny-themed, they work beautifully as general spring and Easter crafts and activities.

Do you have any fun bunny activities for my kids? How about spring or Easter crafts for us to try? Please share in the comments below, or on my Facebook page. You can also tag me on Instagram

MaryAnne is a craft loving educator, musician, photographer, and writer who lives in Silicon Valley with her husband Mike and their four children.

15 thoughts on “Spring Activities for Kids: Eraser Stamped Bunnies”

  1. jeannine @ waddleeahchaa

    So cute! These little bunnies remind of the book It Looked Like Spilt Milk. White and fluffy and then the little details emerge.

  2. It’s fantastic you’re able to record your kids’ crafts! I’m sure they’ll look back on this and remember some fond memories :)

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