How to Catch the Easter Bunny Craft and Spring Writing Activity & Easter Craft
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How to Catch the Easter Bunny Craft and Writing Activity | Easter Writing Lesson and Craft for Kindergarten, First, and Second Grade!
Looking for the perfect Easter craft and writing activity for your Kindergarten, 1st Grade, or 2nd Grade students?
This How to Catch the Easter Bunny Craft and Writing Activity blends creativity, writing skills, and seasonal fun—all in one easy-to-prep resource!
Students will use their imaginations to design clever bunny traps while practicing how-to writing, sequencing, and creative problem-solving. This spring literacy project pairs perfectly with the popular read-aloud “How to Catch the Easter Bunny” and makes an adorable Easter bulletin board display or holiday keepsake.
✅ WHAT’S INCLUDED:
- Build-a-Bunny Craft: Students cut and assemble their own Easter Bunny character. Includes an option for pre-colored printing or a simple one-page print-and-color template.
- Flipbook Writing Prompt: Scaffolded pages guide students in writing step-by-step instructions for catching the Easter Bunny. Multiple writing line options are included for K–3 differentiation.
- Planning Pages: Help students brainstorm creative trap ideas before writing.
- Alternate Title Options: Includes pages for “How to Catch the Easter Bunny” or “How to Catch a Bunny” to fit your preference for holiday references.
SKILLS TARGETED:
- How-to writing and sequencing
- Creative thinking and problem-solving
- Fine motor development through cutting and gluing
- Language arts integration with a spring holiday theme
✨ PERFECT FOR:
- Easter crafts and spring writing centers
- “How to Catch the Easter Bunny” read-aloud companion activities
- Kindergarten and 1st Grade literacy lessons
- Early finishers, sub plans, or Easter party day
- Hallway or classroom bulletin board displays
❤️ WHY TEACHERS LOVE IT:
✔️ Easy prep—just print and go!
✔️ Aligned with K–2 writing and creativity standards
✔️ Encourages reluctant writers to enjoy storytelling
✔️ Blends literacy, creativity, and fine motor skills
***Bring creativity, writing, and seasonal fun to your classroom this spring with this engaging Easter Bunny writing craft! Your students will love it—and your bulletin boards will look amazing!***
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874 reviews for How to Catch the Easter Bunny Craft and Spring Writing Activity & Easter Craft
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Lets Shape Little Minds (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTI used this for our writing and for our “Spring Bunnies” theme in the classroom. My students loved it and was easy for them to follow.
Lyndsie Asbury (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTThis was the perfect Easter writing activity for my special education class!
MissHemphill (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTThis was a great way to include writing and art into my centers. Very fun!
Jamie Maples (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTMy students loved being able to come up with their own ideas about how they would catch the Easter Bunny. It was nice that it was broken down into First, next, then, last.
ASHTON W. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTGreat Resource!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jennifer Gentles (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTI used this with my 1st and 2nd grade students in my self-contained ESE classroom and it was perfect. Thank you!
Jennifer M. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTThis resource is so cute. My students had a lot of fun with it.
Kirsten H. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTMy students loved using this resource! It was a perfect way to start celebrating Easter with the class. They each came up with their own way to catch the Easter Bunny, and it was so cute to see the end results.
Michael M. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTThis was a great resource for my class. They really enjoyed it!
tamara J. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTSoooo cute! My students loved to make this craft and do the writing. Of course, I read the book “How to Catch the Easter Bunny” beforehand.