This week, leading into Easter week, we chose to read one of our very favorite books:
The Run Away Bunny by Margaret Wise Brown.
We did three activities to go with our book, which we read each day.
The first day, we used various bunny and spring-related cookie cutters as stamps.
The oldest added his own artist flair to this little duckling!
Annother day, after reading and exploring the book's illustrations in detail, the children were asked to paint a scene for the baby bunny and his mama.
They then added baby bunny and mommy stickers to their paper!
On Friday, we made cute little baby and mommy bunny puppets from toilet paper rolls!
Next week: Easter!!
Each week I joined several linky parties! What a fun way to share and learn!
Natural Living Monday, The Children's Bookshelf, Monday's Kid Corner, Hey Mom, Look What I Did!, Montessori Monday, Made by Little Hands, Homemade Mondays, Mama Moments Monday {Link Up}, The Gathering Spot, Little Wonders' Days, Mom's Monday Mingle, Hip Homeschool Hop, Mom's Library, Tuesday Tots, (tot school tuesday), The Tuesday Baby Link-Up, Keep Calm Craft On {crafting on}, Tuned in Tuesday, Teach Me Tuesday, TOO Cute Tuesday, Open Call Tuesday, Backyard Farming Connection Hop, Tuned in Tuesday, Kids in the Kitchen, Waldorf Wednesday, It's Playtime, We Made That Linky, What I Learned Wednesday, Super Link Party, Kids Co-Op, Artsy Play Wednesday, Healthy 2Day Wednesday, Wildcrafting Wednesday, Adorned From Above, Frugal Days, Sustainable Ways, Kids Crafts, Link and Learn, Thrifty Thursday, Hearts for Home, needle and thREAD, Made U Look, Tender Moments with Toddlers and Preschoolers, Natural Living Link-Up, Small Footprint Friday, Our Days Homeschool Link-Up, For the Kids Friday, Kitchen Fun and Crafty Friday, Read. Explore. Learn., Creative Learning on Friday, Preschool and Kindergarten Corner, Friday's Nature Table, The Friday Baby Shower, TGIF Linky Party, Family Fun Friday, Creative Friday, Friday Flair Link Party, Shine on Fridays, Friday Favs, Outdoor Play Party, Do Something Crafty, Tot School Gathering Place, Sharing Saturday, Share It Saturday, Country Kids, Link and Learn, sharing creative, ideas {all weekend}, Show and Share Saturday, The Sunday Showcase, The Preschool Prekinder Nook, Fun Sparks, The Sunday Parenting Party, Making Boys Men, Made with Love
And each week I co-host two such parties: The All Year Round Blog Carnival and Eco-Kids Tuesday Link-Up!
And each week I co-host two such parties: The All Year Round Blog Carnival and Eco-Kids Tuesday Link-Up!
ahhhh, we are so going to have a go at making mama rabbits and baby bunnies! love the wiggle eyes!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute bunnies! And I hope the title of the book doesn't give YOUR Bunny any ideas...
ReplyDelete<3 Thanks goodness the mommy bunny never lets him go!
DeleteLove it!
ReplyDeleteDid you see that Imagine Childhood has a giveaway for this book on their website until Mar 28th?
http://blog.imaginechildhood.com/imagine-childhood/2013/03/-tell-me-a-story-the-runaway-bunny.html
Have a great weekend! Thanks for sharing your creativity!
~ joey ~
I love that book! And your baby and mommy bunny puppets are too cute! I pinned your post to my Kids' Easter Activities Board at http://pinterest.com/debchitwood/kids-easter-activities/
ReplyDeleteOh what did you use to make the ears?
ReplyDeleteWe made bunnies the other week too.
just foam.. the kind in sheets from a craft store.
DeleteI must have read that book to my kids hundreds of times when they were younger...it's so sweet. The toilet paper roll bunnies are adorable!
ReplyDeleteLove the cookie cutter idea. Thanks for linking up on Artsy Play Wednesday. Pinned it.
ReplyDeleteI love this book; one of my favorites! please be sure to link this up over at tender moments with toddlers and preschoolers on the brighton park blog so other moms can see them too! ~~Katie www.brightonparkblog.com
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a lot of fun again with these books and activities. Thanks for sharing at The Children's Bookshelf.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute ideas! We love that book!
ReplyDeleteYou always have such great ideas of things to do with books. Love these! Thanks for sharing on We Made That!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the Runaway Bunny!!! What a cute project! Very creative, Mama! :)
ReplyDeleteLove all these ideas but especially loved your bunnies! Featuring on my Kids co-Op post this week...thanks for sharing!http://mummymusingsandmayhem.blogspot.com.au/
ReplyDeleteMy son collects toilet paper rolls. Maybe he would enjoy transforming some of them into bunnies. Thanks for linking with Hobbies and Handicrafts.
ReplyDeleteYour baby and mommy bunnies are too adorable! Love them to bits. I'll be featuring this post as part of my Earth Day Activities for Kids: Upcycling roundup from the Weekly Kids Co-Op. xoxo P
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ReplyDeleteLove your beautiful artwork and super cute tp bunnies!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up to TGIF! Hope to see you linked up again today!
Beth =)