I found this adorable bunny in glasses pop art project through Pinterest.
When I followed the pin to the website, I found that it was in French and I thought that French site was the original source of the bunny craft. I have since been told by a few other teachers on Instagram that the “Fun Easter Bunny Craft” was a freebie from Teach Starter. I have updated this post with the link directly to Teach Starter. The craft can easily be download from there! You can CLICK HERE for their post, a tutorial video, and the templates.
To make the eyeglasses, I just googled eyeglass outlines and printed them on bright colored paper.
I completed my display with the writing prompt freebie below!
Here is a close up image:
I hope you enjoy the freebie. Here are a few other spring themed resources for you to check out.
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To see all my Spring themed resources, click {HERE}.
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Thank you SO much for this! We have a very long afternoon today and this adorable craft and writing is going to make it so much more fun! 🙂
Love this!! Thank you so much!!!
Google translated the French page enough for me to see that there was an original blog that this pattern came from. On that blog, the teacher put her students into groups and gave them each one piece of the bunny's head. They then assembled them like a puzzle to make one rabbit. There is also a template for the glasses on both of those blogs (same template). So interesting to see how the original blogger did hers. She actually created the rabbit template from a print she saw on pinterest.
Very interesting! Thanks for posting.
Thanks for this post because I am even more fascinated by the inspiration and how you transformed it into an art & craft activity and a creative writing response activity! 2-fers are great in any subject(s) and age-levels!!!