FREE Printable: Spring Nature Scavenger Hunt

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Easter Bunnies (and Pitbull?)

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DIY Yarn Wrapped Easter Eggs

How awesome are these?

Bunny Sugar & Bow Belts...

These are THREE THINGS I LOVE RIGHT NOW: 

Regatta Print Dress

Amazingly Cheap Darling Little Bow Belt

Bunny Sugar & Creamer Set

DIY Darling Pom Pom Bunny

Get the adorable templates and directions here.

Pretty Pictorial: Easter Adorables

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Easy Easter Peeps Chick Garland Tutorial

Isn't this little easter garland sosoSO pretty?

Free Easter Printables Cuteness Cavalcade

Visit Mooo for 12 pages of free, supercute, truly pretty printables.

Simple Sensory Easter Egg Art

How brilliantly simple is this preschool egg craft idea?
It's perfect for discussing textures, colors, patterns, shapes & more!

Etsy Treasury Treasures #26

Creepy (Happy Easter!) Bunny Pictorial

Oh... those poor, poor children...



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FREE! Easter Egg Band Printables

These little critter body egg bands are sooo cute because they were designed by children's book illustrator, Jennifer A. Bell. Visit her trulyreallylovely J. Bell Studio Blog to download yours... for free.

Easypeasy Paint Chip Easter Egg Garland

How cute is this idea? Visit Modern Parent Messy Kids for all the details.

Incredible Peeps Art Pictorial

*All photos from the Washington Post Peeps Diorama Contest*

For My Peeps: Little Bird, Little Bird

Little Bird, Little Bird mp3,

by Elizabeth Mitchell (via Cover Lay Down)

Whimsical, Wearable Bunny Rabbit Tails

This preschooler craft is so cute and so easy! It's supersensory-oriented, and the finished product (shown below) is great for dramatic play. You can go traditional-style (and use all white cotton balls) or whimsy-it-up by making a multicolored tail (using a rainbow of happy, imagination-friendly colored pompoms.) Best of all... NO GLOPPY GLUE MESS! We made some in class yesterday, and you can make some, too!

Here's What You Need:
Sticky-backed adhesive felt (or contact paper, etc.)
Scissors
Ribbon or yarn
Lots of cotton balls and/or pompoms



Here's What You Do:
1) Precut your sticky felt into one tail-sized, circley shape.
2) Precut your ribbon to size (enough so it wraps & ties around the waist.)
3) Push back the top of that special paper covering your sticky felt.
4) To create your tie-belt, find the middle of the length of your ribbon and lay the ribbon on top of the exposed sticky felt.

5) Press down so the ribbon attaches and then fold the felt over so the ribbon is sandwiched between the two inner-sticky layers of felt.
6) Remove the rest of that special paper.
7) Invite kidlets to cover the tail by pressing pompoms onto the sticky surface.

8) Supervise younger kidlets as needed (to avoid choking-potential, etc.)

9) Cover the sticky surface, creating one large, fluffy tail.

10) Tie around waist, and get to hophophopping!

Cautionary Note To Pet Parents: Please do not expose your furry friends to this craft (both during the making process, and once-made, too.) Many pups and kittens find pompoms & cotton balls dangerously irresistible (they can be easily swallowed and can lead to choking, intestinal issues, and numerous other creepy medical problems.)

Baby Bunny Love

FREE! Easter Bunny Straw Printables

To print your own set of straw-huggers, visit this quirky German blog of cuteness: bytesizedpieces.

Bunny Rabbit Movement Songs

Today we'll be learning about bunnies in our Preschool In Nature class. These are some of my favorite, wiggle-friendly, kidlety rabbit songs:

Ten Little Bunnies (Sung to the tune of 10 Little Indians):
1 little, 2 little, 3 little bunnies,
4 little, 5 little, 6 little bunnies,
7 little, 8 little, 9 little bunnies,
10 little bunnies... (hopping up and down.)

*Repeat with (twirling all around), (standing on one foot), etc.

Did You Ever See A Bunny (Sung to the tune of DYESA Lassie):
Did you ever see a bunny, a bunny, a bunny,
Did you ever see a bunny, that hops (oh so slow?)
He hops, and he hops, and he hops, and he hops,
Did you ever see a bunny, that hops (oh so slow?)

*Repeat with (Oh so fast), (On one foot), etc.

The Bunny Boogie (Sung to the tune of Hokey Pokey):

You put your (right paw) in,

You put your (right paw) out,

You put your (right paw) in...

and you shake it all about,

You do the Bunny Boogie...

and you turn yourself around,

That's what it's all about!

*Repeat with (left paw), (tail), (rabbit ears), etc.

FREE! Bunny Rabbit Mask Printables

Print these ready-to-cut-out-and-decorate, supercute mask templates at Bird Crafts.