Bunny Butt Paper Plate Craft

We’ll show you how to make the coolest Easter paper plate craft ever – let’s make a paper plate bunny craft!

This Easter craft idea is sure to bring lots of smiles and giggles.

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This is a great Easter classroom craft idea because it is easy enough and fun enough for preschoolers and kindergarteners. I’m sure we can all agree that as soon as we hear that they are making bunny butts, there will be lots of laughter and giggles.

Since this craft is quite economical, this is also a plus for teachers.

Have each student make their own bunny butt craft (you can even have them add ears) and display all of their creations on the wall. Who doesn’t love a wall full of quirky bunny butts? We’re fans!

Ready to get crafting? Let’s make a bunny butt for Easter!

Rabbit but paper plate crafts

What you need:

1 large white paper plate
Gray paint
Paintbrush
Pencil
Grey construction paper
Pink construction paper
Drag
Glue or white glue
1 large white pom pom or cotton ball

Optional – glue gun

Don’t have enough supplies? You can easily make a few changes – use paper instead of paper plates and have your child cut out circles.

Use white paper or tissue paper to make the bunny tail instead of cotton balls.

Pink paint instead of pink paper is just as fun.

Let’s make a paper plate bunny

Paint the entire front of the paper plate with gray paint. Set aside to dry.

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