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Easter Baskets
We had so many basket craft ideas submitted, that we gave them their own page :-)
Egg Hunt Ideas
Check out our page of fun Easter egg hunts!
Foot Bunnies
Materials needed:
Construction paper, White and pink
Pencil
Crayons, felt-tip markers or colored pencils
scissors
glue
cottonball
pipe cleaners
curling ribbon
1/2 inch pink pom-pom
Remove one shoe; leave sock on. Bunny's head and body are made by tracing
your foot onto white construction paper with a pencil. Cut out. Turn
tracing
upside down. Cut out 2 long ears from white & pink paper. Glue pink
pieces
on white pieces. Then glue on top of heel outline. Color in bunny features
with crayons, felt-tip markers. You can glue on pipe cleaners or curling
ribbon make fine whiskers, pom-pom for nose and bunny needs a cotton tail!
Submitted by Carlyn (CARLYNR)
Handprint Chick
Trace around 2 hands on white paper - cut them out. Cut out a yellow
circle (chicks head) and a large yellow egg shape (chicks body). Cut out 2
orange feet, 2 white eyes and an orange beak using the handprints (fingers
down) for wings glue the body parts on green paper. Glue white or yellow
tissue paper onto chicks for feathers
Submitted by Carlyn (CARLYNR)
Coffee Filter Eggs
This is great in teaching children how to mix colors. Precut eggs out of the coffee filters for each child.
Mix 4 drops of food coloring to 1/4 cup of water in a bowl for each color. Let the children use eyedropper to put the
color on the filters. When dry you can glue the eggs onto a sheet of construction paper.
Submitted by Carlyn (CARLYNR)
Nests
Put out raffia, straw, yarn, sticks, leaves. Help child put a large ring of glue on construction paper, then add
pieces of above to make a nest. Make thumb prints in the middle to represent eggs.
Submitted by Carlyn (CARLYNR)
Eggshell Mosaic
Save and clean eggshells. Children can color eggshells with markers or paint. Then, have children spread
glue on a piece of cardboard. Eggshells can be broken into smaller pieces and placed in glue to create a design.
Submitted by Carlyn (CARLYNR)
Egg Heads
Poke a hole in either side of a raw egg using a pin. Blow the egg through the holes into a bowl -
discard egg. Wash the egg thoroughly and rinse in bleach water. Dry. Place the egg on a 1/3 t.p.
tube and glue in place. Add a face to the egg. Glue arms/hands and legs/shoes onto the tube and sit
"Egg Head" on a shelf with legs dangling down.
Submitted by Ruth (RUTHJRC)
Bunny Paper Weight
Find a nice sized smooth rock that is oblong shaped. Paint white. When dry, glue on funfoam or felt ears,
pompom nose with pipecleaner whiskers, googly eyes, and a pompom or cotton ball tail. Add a piece of felt to the
bottom so it will not scratch your desktop.
Submitted by Ruth (RUTHJRC)
Fun Foam Bunny Face
Cut a heart from white fun foam. Turn upside down so point is facing up. Add ears to the top from white fun
foam and add pink fun foam centers to the ears. Add googly eyes, 2 white pompoms to either side for bunny cheeks.
Cut a pipecleaner in thirds and center for whiskers, add a small pink pompom in the center for the nose.
You will need a glue gun to attach the whiskers and nose.
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Cotton Ball Rabbit
Draw and cut out a rabbit shape from cardboard. Cover the ears with pieces
of pink felt. Outline them with glue and cotton balls. Spread glue over
the rest of the rabbit, and completely cover it with cotton balls. From
felt, cut out and glue on eyes, a nose and a bow tie. Glue buttons onto
the body.
Glue on black yarn for the mouth. Attach a short string to the top of the
rabbit for a hanger.
Submitted by Carlyn (CARLYNR)
Paper Bag Bunnies
2 paper lunch bags
newspaper
paper paste
tape
felt tip pens
one pink pom pom
crepe paper or ribbon
white and pink construction paper
scissors
white pipe cleaners
cottonball
Stuff newspapers fully into one lunch bag, Slightly into other. Tape open
ends together, smaller bag on top for head. Cut features and ears out of
construction paper or draw them in. Add pipe cleaner or ribbon whiskers
and pom-pom nose. Draw bunny feet with pen along bottom of bag, or make
from construction paper and tape to bottom. Add cotton ball tail. Tie
crepe paper or ribbon in bow around neck.
Submitted by Carlyn (CARLYNR)
Circle Bunny
Trace circles on white or pink paper. Cut them out. Cut ears from the
sides of one circle leaving an hour glass shape in the center - use that
as a bow tie - Draw a bunny face on the other circle.
Glue ears and bow on rabbit face. Color - place on large sheet of const.
paper
Submitted by Carlyn (CARLYNR)
Puffy Bunny Paint
Shaving Cream
White Glue
Food Coloring (or I prefer Liquid Temepra)
Margarine Containers (or similar with covers)
Mix Puffy Paint with the children: Squirt shaving cream in the small
containers until full. Use as many containers as you want colors. Squirt
in one big blob of white glue in each container. Stir in small amounts of
color until you get desired color. Please note: stirring will not deflat
shaving cream. Cover until ready to use.
Paint with PUFFY PAINT: You can use assorted size brushes, q-tips, or
hands and have children paint as they want. The puffier the better! Let
dry. Your children will love the experience! Great smell too!
Submitted by Carlyn (CARLYNR)
Easter Egg Stands
Toilet paper rolls cut into 1-inch long pieces make great egg stands. Have
children decorate with stickers, paint, confetti, etc before using.
Submitted by Carlyn (CARLYNR)
Bunny Ears
Cut a long strip from white construction paper. Cut bunny ear shapes and attach to the headband.
Have the children glue cotton onto the ear part - let dry. Measure the band around the child's head and
then staple to fit.
Submitted by Ruth (RUTHJRC)
Pom Pom Bunny
Cut feet out of funfoam keeping the funfoam in one piece. Glue a large pompom onto the foot shape.
Glue a slightly smaller pompom onto of the large body one. Cut a white pipecleaner in 1/2 and bend each
into a bunny ear shape. Cut a pink pipecleaner in half and bend to fill the inside of the white ear shape.
Glue the ears onto the head pompom. Add googly eyes and a small pink pompom nose. Embroidery floss can be used
for whiskers if you wish. Add a small pompom to the back for the tail.
Submitted by Ruth (RUTHJRC)
Easter Bonnet
Decorate a paper plate with tissue paper flowers and leaves. Staple or
glue decorations on bonnet. Poke a hole on each side. Put a ribbon through
from the top and tie under chin. Have an Easter Parade wearing the
bonnets.
Paper Plate
Styrofoam Plates
Glue
Crayons or Markers
Misc Supplies
Make Easter bonnets from styrofoam soup bowls staped to paper plates that have
the center cut out of them. Let the children decorate them as desired.
Supply them with cut out flowers, ribbon, and anything else you like
Submitted by Carlyn (CARLYNR)
Easter Necklace
Fun art for any season. You will need a bobby pin to use as a needle,
colored yarn approx. 14 inches long, and colored straws cut into 1-inch
pieces. Also have egg shapes cut from paper with a hole punched at top.
String straw pieces onto yarn and intersperse egg shapes until yarn is
filled. Tie ends to form a necklace.
Submitted by Carlyn (CARLYNR)
Bunnies in the Grass
White Paper
Crayons
Glue
Pom-poms or cotton balls
Have dck color a white sheet of paper all green (scribbling is just
perfect) that have them glue on 10-15 1/2" pom poms or pieces of
cotton balls - wa la you now have Baby Bunnies hiding in the
Grass!
Submitted by Carlyn (CARLYNR)
Tuna Can Bunnies
Collect tuna cans until each child has one. Cover them with felt. Cotton
balls can be used for tail. Use paper, markers, any combination can be
used to make face and whiskers at the opposite end of the can. Put on
paper ears and you have a bunny that can double as a jelly bean holder.
Submitted by Carlyn (CARLYNR)
Coffee Filter Eggs
This is great in teaching children how to mix colors. Precut eggs out of the coffee filters for each child. Mix
4 drops of food coloring to 1/4 cup of water in a bowl for each color. Let the children use eyedropper to
put the color on the filters. When dry you can glue the eggs onto a sheet of construction paper.
Submitted by Carlyn (CARLYNR)
Nests
Put out raffia, straw, yarn, sticks, leaves. Help child put a large ring of glue on construction paper,
then add pieces of above to make a nest. Make thumb prints in the middle to represent eggs.
Submitted by Carlyn (CARLYNR)
Eggshell Mosaic
Save and clean eggshells. Children can color eggshells with markers or paint. Then, have children
spread glue on a piece of cardboard. Eggshells can be broken into smaller pieces and placed in glue to create a design.
Submitted by Carlyn (CARLYNR)
Cotton Ball Easter Bunnies
Cut out Easter bunnies out of cardboard. If children are old enough they could cut this out themselves.
Supply a couple of different coloured packets of cotton balls which can be stuck all over the bunnies.
Also supply pencils so the children can draw faces on.
Allison (ALLISONJW)
Bunny Masks
Cut out a bunny face with ears and holes for eyes. Allow the children to colour them in text,
crayon or pencils. Add some whiskers by taping some pipe cleaners to bunnies face. Make
two small holes on the sides of bunnies face and tie a piece of elastic to each end and the bunny face is
ready to wear.
Allison (ALLISONJW)
Easter Egg Collages
Cut out many different sized Eggs out of cardboard. Supply glue, different coloured papers, glitter,
pencils, crayons, and paints and allow the children to decorate. Glue a piece of magnet on the back and
these can be stuck on the fridge.
Allison (ALLISONJW)
Egg Carton Baskets
One plastic foam egg carton will make three baskets. Cut off top of carton. Cut the carton into three sections, each containing four cups. One section makes a basket. Make small holes on 2 opposite sides of each basket.
Twist 2 pipe cleaners together to form a handle. Push the ends of the handle into holes.
Fill basket with cellophane grass. Decorate handle with ribbons.
Carlyn (CARLYNR)
Chocolate Bunny Finger Painting
Finger paint paper
Scissors
Prepared Chocolate Pudding
Cut out a large bunny shape from fingerpaint paper.
Use chocolate pudding to paint your "chocolate bunny".
You can also do Chocolate Easter Eggs this way too! Another idea is to use both chocolate and vanilla
pudding... let the kids mix and match!
Easter Chick Candy Jar
baby food jar
large yellow pompom
2 yellow feathers
yellow fun foam,
2 googly eyes
yellow jelly beans
ribbon
Glue ribbon around the outside edge of the jar lid leaving enough for
a small bow. Glue the pompom to the top of the lid. Add googley eyes and
a beak cut from fun foam. Fill jar with jelly beans and screw on the lid.
Glue a feather to each side of the jar for wings. Place jar bottom on the
fun foam; trace around the bottom (circle); add two webbed feet to the
front of the circle and cut around the circle and feet (one whole piece).
Glue "feet" to the bottom of the jar. For blue chicks - use blue
pompoms, feathers, jelly beans; For pink chicks - use pink pompoms,
feathers, jelly beans and so on....
Bunny Candy Jars
Cut off bottom of styrofoam ball so it will stand. Glue the flat edge
on to lid of baby food jar (a glue gun works best for this part. Bend 2
white pipecleaners for ears. Fill in centre with a pink pipecleaner. Push
pipecleaners into ball for bunny's ears. Glue on googly eyes, pink felt
nose, black pipecleaner for whiskers, bend either a red or pink pipecleaner
for mouth, glue cotton ball to back (for tail). Fill jar with jelly beans,
chocolate eggs or other treats.
Easter Bunny
toilet paper rolls (or paper towel rolls cut
in half)
white construction paper
pink construction paper
white glue
felt marker
pipe cleaners
Cover the roll with white paper. Draw on
a bunny face. Glue on pipe cleaners for whiskers. Cut out bunny
ears from white construction paper, and ear centers from the pink.
Glue the ears on.
Baby Chicks
cotton balls,
yellow powdered poster paint
plastic bag
scraps of black and orange construction paper
egg shell halves (you can buy the colored plastic
ones at most dept stores at Easter)
glue
Place the powdered paint in the plastic bag; add
the cotton balls and shake. Glue two cotton balls together.
Glue the cotton balls inside the egg shell half. Add eyes and a beak
cut from the black and orange paper scraps. (eyes can be made quickly
and easily by using a paper punch!)
Bunny Masks
2 paper plates for each child
pink or black paper (for nose)
cotton balls
pipe cleaners
Cut two long thin ovals for ears out of one paper
plate. Cut a small pink or black triangle for the nose. With
the other plate, cut out the shape two oval eyes (you may wish to do this
for younger children to assure that they can see out of the mask!)
Glue or staple the ears onto the plate. Glue cotton balls onto the
plate and ears for a fluffy bunny! Glue the pink/black triangle onto
the face of the bunny for the nose. Glue on pipe cleaners for whiskers.
Attach **string or wool to each side of the mask with tape or stapler to
tie on the mask.
**Tip: Check out your local dollar store for children's sunglasses. I pick them up throughout the year and keep them for making masks....when the kids are finished their masks..I hot glue their mask to a pair of these sunglasses (minus the lenses) and you have a mask that they can easily remove and put on! No tying - no pinches from the snapping elastic!
Coloring Eggs
There are many ways to color an egg! Here
are some ideas to help you get your imagination flowing! Before coloring
your eggs see Making a Perfect Boiled Egg
Marbled Eggs: Apply small pieces of scotch tape on the egg. Dip in a light color, dry it, place more tape pieces on top...dip it again in a slightly darker color. Continue these steps until you get the effect you want. Peel off the tape!
Cracked Easter Eggs: Gently crack a hard boiled egg all over. Place the cracked eggs in a food coloring/water solution (with vinegar to set color) for about 10 minutes. Remove eggshells. You will have a marbled look on the surface of the peeled egg. (Use non-toxic food coloring - so the eggs are safe to eat)
Crepe Paper Eggs: Boil water (add vinegar to set color) and add several pieces of crepe paper or streamers to the boiling water. Place eggs (a few at a time) into the water and leave for about 10 minutes.
Vegetable Dyed Eggs: Saffron = yellow dye; Beetroot = fabulous purple; Onion Skins = mottled brown; Anything that will stain clothing - will stain an egg! Simply boil water (add vinegar) with the vegetable of your choice! Leave hardboiled egg in water for at least 10 minutes and check! Experiment with vegies, fruit, coffee, tea.
Egg Collage
Glue interesting things to a colored egg:
sequins, buttons, lace, ribbon, rickrack, small pressed flowers, stickers
Mosaic Egg
Empty out a raw egg by blowing.(to do this poke a pin hole in each
end). A child can help but it takes some lungs to get it all out.
Then the child can glue tiny torn tissue paper on the shell. To preserve
it you can coat it with an art shellac or clear finger nail polish and
it will be quite sturdy and beautiful.
Easter Egg Idea
Empty out the raw egg by blowing.(to do this poke a pin hole in each
end) child can help but it takes some lungs to get it all out. Then the
child can glue tiny torn tissue paper on the shell. To preserve it you
can coat it with an art shellac or clear finger nail polish and it will
be quite sturdy and beautiful.
Bunny Bowling
5 or 10 2L plastic pop bottles
sand
white & pink felt
cotton ball
permanent black magic marker (or acrylic paint)
pink pom pom
glue gun
Fill the bottles about 1/3 way with sand for weight. Hot glue the lids
on. Decorate front as a face - add felt ears, pom pom nose and draw
(or paint) on bunny face. Add the cotton ball to the back of the
bottle for the tail. Add a ball and go bowling!
Hop, Stop, Flop
Take three paper plates and make them into signs:
-Rabbit hopping (hop)
-Stop sign (stop)
-Rabbit sleeping (flop)
Use masking tape to designate a bunny trail on the floor (or let the
children hop freeform). If you hold the hop sign, children hop along the path. If you hold up the
stop sign, they stop. If you hold up the flop sign they scurry back to their beds (pillows on the floor).
Submitted by Carlyn (CARLYNR)
Where is Your Egg?
Played like "Doggie Doggie where's your bone?" Have one child sit in the middle of the circle, and hide their eyes.
Give another child an egg to hide behind their back. Have all the other children put their hands behind their back.
Chant the following song:
Bunny, Bunny
Your egg you can't find
Somebody has it
check behind!
The child in the middle gets three guesses. Then the child who had the egg goes into the middle.
Submitted by Carlyn (CARLYNR)
Science Activity
Learn about the rabbit family. Have pictures of different types of bunnies
(lop eared, angora, hares, etc) Discuss the care a pet rabbit would need. If possible,
visit a pet store that has real rabbits for adoption.
Submitted by Ruth (RUTHJRC)
Egg Bowling
Use colored hard-boiled eggs and one white hard boiled egg. Roll the white one into the center of a
room and take turns to see who can roll their colored egg closest to the white egg.
Submitted by Sharon (GRITS4EVR)
Duck Races
Players line up on a start line. At the signal, they all bend over and grasp their ankles.
The first one to waddle to the finish line without letting go of his or her ankles is the winner!
Submitted by Sharon (GRITS4EVR)
Math Activity
Patterning - set up pattern cards using eggs. Have children place the egg that goes next to complete the pattern.
Submitted by Ruth (RUTHJRC)
Ears So Funny
Here is a bunny with ears so funny. (Right fist with two fingers
raised & bent)
And here is his home in the ground. (Cup left hand)
When a sound he hears, he pricks up his ears, (Straighten fingers)
And jumps to his home in the ground. (Right two fingers dive
into cupped left hand)
Easter Bunny
All stand up to start.
Easter bunny's ears are floppy. (Place hands by ears and flop)
Easter bunny's feet are hoppy. (Feet hop)
His fur is soft, (stroke arm)
And nose is fluffy, (touch nose)
Tail is short and powder-puffy. (wiggle hands behind back)
Ten Fluffy Chickens
Five eggs, (hold up five fingers)
And five eggs, (hold up other five fingers)
That makes ten.
Sitting on top is the Mother Hen. (Lock fingers together, knuckles
up)
Crackle, crackle, crackle, what do I see? (Clap hands)
Ten fluffy chickens as yellow as can be. (Hold up ten fingers)
Little Rabbit
I saw a little rabbit go hop, hop, hop. (hold up two fingers and go
hop, hop, hop)
I saw his long ears go flop, flop, flop. (place hands above head and
flop at wrists)
I saw his little nose go twink, twink, twink. (wiggle nose)
I said, "Little Rabbit, won't you stay?" (Make beckoning motion)
But he just looked at me and hopped way. (Make two fingers hop
away)
How Would You Like a Rabbit?
(Use a puppet or stuffed rabbit for the kids to pat)
How would you like a rabbit?
A great big chocolate rabbit?
A rabbit full of jelly beans
All sugary and sweet?
I'd rather have a real one
A kind of furry-feel one.
I'd give him lots of lettuce greens
And carrots for a treat.
Peter Cottontail
Here comes Peter Cottontail,
Hopping down the bunny trail,
Hippity-hoppity, Easter's on its way.
Bringing all the girls and boys,
Baskets full of Easter joys,
things to make their Easter bright and gay.
He's got helly beans for Tommy,
Coloured eggs for sister Sue.
There's an orchid for your Mother,
And an Easter bonnet too.
Oh, here comes Peter Cottontail,
Hopping down the bunny trail,
Hippity-hoppity, happy Easter Day.
Hop!!
Creeping, creeping, creeping (walk two fingers down the other arm)
Comes a little cat.
But, bunny with his long ears (Pointer and middle fingers up for ears)
Hops! Like that! (ears hop down the arm)
Lippity Lop
Lippity lop, lippity lop
Here comes a bunny hippity hop
With ears so tall and tail so small
Lippity, lippity lop
He sits up straight and wriggles his nose
At every sound he hears
Then scampers away as fast as he can
And suddenly disappears
Oh
Lippety lop, lippety lop
Here comes a bunny hippity hop
With ears so tall and tail so small
Lippity, lippity lop.
Little Peter Rabbit
(sung to: John Brown's Baby)
Little Peter Rabbit had a flea upon his ear(x3)
So he flipped it and he flopped it and it flew away.
Little_(child's name)_ had a flea upon her toe
So she flipped it and she flopped it and it flew away.
(Continue using every child's name in the group.)
Sleeping Bunnies
See the bunnies sleeping
'til it's nearly noon
Won't you come and wake them
With a merry tune
Oh so still, are they ill?
Wake up little bunnies and hop, hop, hop
Wake up little bunnies and hop, hop, and stop.
My Bunny Hops all Through the Garden
Sung to "My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean"
My bunny hops all through the garden
My bunny hops all through the yard
I like to play tag with my bunny
But trying to catch him is hard!
Come back, come back
Oh come back my bunny to me, to me
Come back, come back
Oh come back my bunny to me!
Bunny, Bunny
Bunny, white bunny (Place pointer fingers beside head)
With ears so tall.
And your two pink eyes
And a mouth so small. (Make O with mouth)
Wiggle goes one ear. (Wiggle one finger)
Wiggle goes the other. (Wiggle other finger)
Hop, hop, hop, hop Home to your mother! (Hop away in four hops)
Submitted by Carlyn (CARLYNR)
I Had an Easter Bunny
I had an Easter bunny. (Hold up one finger)
One day she ran away. (make fingers run)
I looked for her by moonlight. (Hand shading eyes)
I looked for her by day.
I found her in the meadow
With her babies 1, 2, 3.
So now I have four rabbit pets
To run and jump with me!
Submitted by Carlyn (CARLYNR)
Easter Eggs
Tune of "Jingle Bells"
Easter eggs, Easter eggs
Eggs of orange and blue.
Here' are lots of colored eggs
All for me and you.
Chocolate eggs colored brown,
Jelly beans bright green
Aren't these the most beautiful eggs
That you have ever seen?
Submitted by Carlyn (CARLYNR)
5 Little Easter Eggs
Five little Easter eggs, lovely colors wore
Mother ate the blue one, then there were four
Four little Easter eggs, two and two you see
Daddy ate the red one, then there were three
Three little Easter eggs, before I knew
Sister ate the yellow one, then there were two
Two little Easter egg, Oh what fun
Brother ate the purple one, then there was one
One little Easter egg, see me run
I ate the last one, and then there were none
Submitted by Carlyn (CARLYNR)
Egg Poem
Eggs come in many sizes.
Eggs hold some big surprises,
Speckled, brown, white, or blue.
Eggs hold babies that are new.
Chicks from eggs are fluffy yellow,
Chicks from eggs are funny fellows!
Submitted by Carlyn (CARLYNR)
Finding a Treat
Hippy hop, hippity hop.
Will the Easter Bunny stop?
Will he leave a treat behind,
An Easter basket for me to find?
I'll look over here,
I'll look over there,
I'll look behind things,
I'll look everywhere
I'll look until I find my treat,
And then I'll sit right down and eat.
Submitted by Carlyn (CARLYNR)
Easter Hat
I'll make a pretty Easter hat,
To wear at Easter time
I'll put some flowers on it,
And a bow will make it fine.
We'll fasten on some ribbons,
All pretty pink and blue,
Then we'll take a picture,
And I'll give it to you.
Submitted by Carlyn (CARLYNR)
Red Hen Red Hen
Sung to "Baa Baa Black Sheep"
Red hen, red hen, have you eggs from me?
Yes, sir. Yes, sir. A lot you see.
One to hard boil.
Another one to fry.
One to scramble.
And Easter eggs to dye.
Red Hen, red hen, have you eggs for me?
Yes, sir. Yes, sir A whole lot you see.
Little Rabbit Foo Foo
Little Bunny Foo Foo
Hopping through the forest
Scooping up the field mice
And bopping them on the head
Down came the good fairy and she said:
“Little Bunny Foo Foo
I don’t want to see you
Scooping up the field mice
And bopping them on the head
I’ll give you three chances
And if you don’t behave
I’ll turn you into a goon!”
The next day:
Little Bunny Foo Foo
Hopping through the forest
Scooping up the field mice
And bopping them on the head
Down came the good fairy and she said:
“Little Bunny Foo Foo
I don’t want to see you
Scooping up the field mice
And bopping them on the head
I’ll give you two more chances
And if you don’t behave
I’ll turn you into a goon!”
The next day:
Little Bunny Foo Foo
Hopping through the forest
Scooping up the field mice
And bopping them on the head
Down came the good fairy and she said:
I don’t want to see you
Scooping up the field mice
And bopping them on the head
I’ll give you one more chance
And if you don’t behave
I’ll turn you into a goon!”
The next day:
Little Bunny Foo Foo
Hopping through the forest
Scooping up the field mice
And bopping then on the head
Down came the good fairy and she said:
“Little Bunny Foo Foo
I don’t want to see you
Scooping up the field mice
And bopping them on the head
I gave you three chances
And you didn’t behave
Now you’re a goon! POOF!!”
The moral of the story is:
HARE TODAY, GOON TOMORROW
Finger Motions: Put first two fingers up and hop them up and down while little bunny foo foo is going throught the forest.
To pick up mice , cup hand and making scooping action.
For Down came the fairy, use all ten fingers and wiggle them as you bring them from head to feet.
When fairy scolds bunny, shake your finger.
Submitted by Kathy (KJNANNY)
Easter Bunny Funny Song
Bunny, bunny, bunny, you're so funny With your twitching nose (wiggle nose)
Bunny, bunny, bunny, you're so funny From your head (point to head) to your toes (bend over and touch toes)
Bunny, bunny, bunny your ears are funny (make bunny ears with hands on top of head)
They're too big for you...
Bunny, bunny, bunny, you're so funny...
Everyone loves you (kids hug themselves)
Submitted by Kathy (KJNANNY)
The Bunny Pokey
Sung to "Hokey Pokey"
Put your right paw in, put your right paw out,
put your right paw in and ya shake it all about.
Ya do the bunny Pokey and you turn yourself around.
That's what it's all about!
Put your left paw in, put your left paw out,
put your left paw in and ya shake it all about.
Ya do the bunny Pokey and you turn yourself around.
That's what it's all about!
Put your right bunny foot in, put your left right bunny foot out,
put your right bunny foot in and ya shake it all about.
Ya do the bunny Pokey and you turn yourself around.
That's what it's all about!
Put your left bunny foot in, put your left left bunny foot out,
put your left bunny foot in and ya shake it all about.
Ya do the bunny Pokey and you turn yourself around.
That's what it's all about!
Hop your whole self in, hop your whole self out,
Hop your whole self in and ya shake it all about.
Ya do the bunny Pokey and you turn yourself around.
That's what it's all about!
Submitted by Kathy (KJNANNY)
Hippoty-Hoppity
Sung to "Eensy,Weensy Spider"
The Hippoty Hoppity Easter Bunny is coming straight at me.
Closer and closer he hops up on my knee.
Up to my shoulder the Bunny's much to near.
Happy Easter, he whispers in my ear.
*The children sing this song seated with legs out stretched and hands touching toes.
As the children sing this song, their hands hop from their feet to their knees and eventually to their shoulders and ears.
They absolutely love it!!!!!
Submitted by Kathy (KJNANNY)
I'm A Little Chickie
Sung to "I'm a little Teapot"
I'm a little chickie, (crouch down inside your egg)
Ready to hatch
Pecking at my shell (Pecking motion)
Scratch, scratch, scratch! (scratching motion)
When I crack it open, Out I'll jump (jump out of shell)
Fluff my feathers, cheep, cheep, cheep!
Submitted by Kathy (KJNANNY)
Recipes
Making a Perfect Boiled Egg
To make hard boiled eggs with yellow and fluffy yokes, start with cold
water. Bring to a rapid boil, remove from the heat and allow to steep
for about 15-20 minutes. Allow to cool completely before coloring
or decorating.
Are your eggs fresh? Here's a test! Place a raw egg in a glass of cold water.
Heat first 4 ingredients on stove at medium heat. Stir until it boils.
Take off stove and add rest of the ingredients. Place wax paper in muffin
tin, pour in mixture and when cooled a bit, mold to shape of nest in tin
using a teaspoon. Refrigerate for 2 hours then pop out nest. Sprinkle flaked
coconut dyed with green food colouring on top for grass and add speckled
Easter eggs.
Ruth(RUTHJRC)