🍩The Bunny Who Shared His Last Donut Toddler Bible Lesson

🍩 The Bunny Who Shared His Last Donut

A joyful Bible story for toddlers about generosity, starring Buddy the Bunny and his hungry friend, Bob the Raccoon. Includes a craft, snack, song, and activity — perfect for Sunday School, preschool, or homeschool!

📘 BIBLE THEME:

Generosity and sharing with others

📖 BIBLE VERSE (Toddler Version):

“A kind person will be blessed.” – Proverbs 11:25 (simplified)

🗣️ MAIN POINT TO REPEAT WITH KIDS:

“I can share like Jesus!”

📖 TODDLER-FRIENDLY STORY:

Buddy the Bunny had one donut left.

It was pink. It had sprinkles.
And it was his very favorite kind.

He held it up and said,
“This one’s mine!”

Just then, his friend Bob the Raccoon came walking up.
He looked tired… and very hungry.

Buddy looked at his donut.
He looked at Bob.
And he remembered something Mama Bunny had said:

“God loves when we give — even if it’s the last one.”

Buddy smiled and held out his donut.

Bob’s eyes lit up. “For me?”

Buddy nodded. “Yup! Sharing feels even better than eating it!”

They split the donut right down the middle and giggled as they munched.

That day, Buddy learned a big truth:
When you give to others, you feel full inside.

The End.

🎲 ACTIVITY: Donut Pass!

Let children sit in a circle and pass around a large pretend donut or plush toy. When the music stops, the child holding it says, “I can share like Jesus!” and gives it to a friend with a big smile. Keep playing until everyone has had a turn.

🎨 CRAFT: Buddy’s Donut of Kindness

Supplies Needed:

Paper plate or cardstock circle
Pink and brown paint or crayons
Glue stick
Sprinkles (paper dots or real ones!)
Label: “I can share like Jesus!”
Optional: Bunny ears cutouts

Directions:

Cut out a donut shape with a hole in the center.
Color or paint with “frosting.”
Add sprinkle dots and the label "I can share like Jesus!"
Optional: Add bunny ears, paws, feet and a happy face to make it Buddy!

🍩The Bunny Who Shared His Last Donut Toddler Bible Lesson by ChurchHouseCollectionStore.com. A picture of a Easter bunny rabbit holding a pink donut with sprinkles and a sign that say's "I can share like Jesus!". paper plate craft for kids to make diy.

🎵 SONG TITLE: “Sharing Feels Good!”

(To the tune of “If You’re Happy and You Know It”)

If you have some treats to share, clap your hands! (clap clap)
If you have some treats to share, clap your hands! (clap clap)
Jesus loves it when you give,
That’s the way we’re called to live!
So let’s give with love and joy, clap your hands! (clap clap)

📝 POEM: Buddy’s Last Donut

Buddy had a donut, sweet and round and fun,
But when he saw his hungry friend, he gave him half of one.
He didn’t fuss or pout or cry — he smiled real big instead,
Because he knew when we give in love, God fills our hearts instead!

🎭 PRETEND PLAY GAME: Buddy’s Donut Shop

Set up a pretend donut shop with toy donuts or paper cutouts. Let kids take turns being Buddy the Bunny, handing out donuts to friends. Practice saying, “I can share like Jesus!”

🍎 SNACK IDEA: Mini Donut Halves

Serve mini donuts, but have each child break theirs in half and share with a buddy!
Say together:
“I can share like Jesus!”
Optional: Use pink frosting and sprinkles like Buddy’s donut in the story.

🍩The Bunny Who Shared His Last Donut Toddler Bible Lesson by ChurchHouseCollecitonStore.com. Easter Bunny named buddy shared his pink donut with Bob the raccoon.

🙏 CLOSING PRAYER (REPEAT AFTER ME):

Dear God,
Thank You for donuts.
Thank You for friends.
Help me share,
Even when it’s hard.
I want to be kind,
Just like Jesus.
Amen.

📬 OPTIONAL TAKE-HOME NOTE FOR PARENTS:

Today your child heard the story “The Bunny Who Shared His Last Donut,” about Buddy the Bunny who chose to be generous even when he only had one special treat left. Ask your child who they could share with this week — and consider baking or buying donuts to practice the joy of giving!

What does it mean to Share Like Jesus? by ChurchHouseCollectionStore.com. Jesus shared food and fed thousands with a few loaves of bread and fish

✝️ So… What Did Jesus Share?

Jesus shared everything — not just physical things, but His love, time, kindness, truth… and ultimately, His life.

Here are some toddler-friendly examples you can teach:

💡 Examples of What Jesus Shared (Toddler Version):

He shared food: Like the time He fed thousands with loaves and fish (Matthew 14:13–21)
He shared kindness: He talked to people others ignored — like Zacchaeus or the woman at the well
He shared healing: He made sick people better
He shared His time: Jesus spent time with children, His friends, and even strangers
He shared God’s love: Everywhere He went, He showed how much God cares
He shared Himself: He gave His life for us so we could be with God forever (John 3:16)

So when we say, “I can share like Jesus,” we’re teaching toddlers not just to give toys or snacks — but to be loving, thoughtful, and generous in spirit, just like He was.

📘 TEACHING NOTE: What Does It Mean to Share Like Jesus?

When we say, “I can share like Jesus,” we aren’t just talking about toys or treats — we’re helping children learn to share from their heart, just like Jesus did.

Jesus shared…