Easter Bunny Donut Craft & Story for Kids
👉 “This Easter Bunny Donut craft is a fun and easy paper plate craft for preschoolers and toddlers.”
Make this adorable Easter Bunny Donut using a paper plate and simple construction paper pieces! This easy preschool craft uses supplies like cotton balls, googly eyes, and construction paper to create a cute bunny face holding a sweet donut with sprinkles. Perfect for Easter activities, classroom crafts, or a fun afternoon project at home.
🐰🍩 Paper Plate Easter Bunny Donut Craft Directions
Supplies:
- White paper plate
- Cotton balls
- Googly eyes
- Pink construction paper (ears + donut)
- White construction paper (ears + paws)
- Black marker (face + sprinkles)
- Glue
- Scissors
✂️ Directions:
1. Make the Bunny Face
Start with a white paper plate. This will be your bunny’s face.
2. Add the Fluffy Fur
Glue a large cotton ball at the top center of the plate for the bunny’s fluffy head.
3. Create the Ears
- Cut two large ears from white construction paper
- Cut two smaller pink pieces and glue them inside the ears
- Glue the ears to the back/top of the plate
4. Add the Face Details
- Glue on two googly eyes
- Draw a small black nose in the center
- Draw a smiling mouth and two front teeth
- Add whiskers on both sides using a black marker
5. Make the Donut
- Cut a large circle from pink construction paper
- Cut a small circle out of the center to make the donut hole
- Use a black marker to draw simple sprinkle lines on the donut
(Super easy for toddlers — no tiny cutting needed for sprinkles 🙌)
6. Add the Bunny Paws
- Cut two small paw shapes from white construction paper
- Outline them with a black marker if you want that bold cartoon look
- Glue them on the plate so they look like they’re holding the donut
7. Attach the Donut
Glue the donut in the center so the bunny looks like he’s holding and eating it.
8. Let It Dry
Allow everything to dry before displaying your adorable bunny! 🐰💕
👉 🐰 Easter Bunny Story for Kids
👉 “After making your Easter Bunny Donut craft, enjoy this fun Easter bunny story with your kids!”
🐰🍩 The Easter Bunny Loves Donuts (Toddler Bible Version)
The Easter Bunny lived in a town called Bunnyville.
He had a job.
He worked at a bakery!
“I love making donuts!” he said.
He made pink donuts.
He made blue donuts.
He made donuts with sprinkles!
“Mmm… thank You, God, for donuts!” he smiled.
The bunny customers came to the shop.
“Yay! Donuts!” they said.
The Easter Bunny smiled.
One day…
It was Easter!
“Oh no!” said the Easter Bunny.
“I have eggs to hide!”
So he hopped, and hopped, and hopped…
He hid eggs everywhere!
Behind trees…
In the grass…
By the flowers…
When he was done, he sat down.
“I miss my donuts…” he said.
Then he said,
“Thank You, God, for my job and my donuts.”
The next day, he went back to work.
“I’m back!” he said.
He made donuts again!
Pink ones…
Blue ones…
Sprinkly ones!
The bunny customers cheered.
“We missed your donuts!”
The Easter Bunny smiled BIG.
“I missed them too!”
And he remembered…
God gives us things we love to do. 🐰💛
The End.
🐰🍩 The Easter Bunny Who Loved Donuts Story (for older kids) (non-religious)
In a little town called Bunnyville, there lived a happy bunny who loved donuts more than anything!
But this wasn’t just any bunny…
He was the Easter Bunny!
Every morning, the Easter Bunny would hop out of bed, put on his apron, and head to his job at the bakery.
“I can’t wait to make donuts today!” he would say with a big smile.
He made pink donuts, blue donuts, and donuts covered in sprinkles of every color!
Some were big, some were small, and some were extra silly-looking.
Soon, the bakery would fill up with bunny customers.
“Yum! These are the best donuts in Bunnyville!” they would say.
The Easter Bunny worked hard, serving fresh, warm, delicious donuts to everyone.
He became the talk of the town, and all the bunnies loved him!
But one day… something special happened.
It was Easter!
“Oh no!” said the Easter Bunny. “I have eggs to hide today!”
So instead of going to the bakery, he hopped all around Bunnyville, hiding colorful eggs behind trees, under bushes, and in tall green grass.
All day long he worked…
But as he hid the last egg, he sighed and said,
“I miss making my donuts…”
The next morning, the Easter Bunny hurried back to the bakery.
“I’m back!” he cheered.
He mixed, rolled, and decorated donuts once again.
The sweet smell filled the air, and the bunny customers came hopping in.
“We missed your donuts!” they said.
The Easter Bunny smiled big.
“I missed them too!”
And from that day on, he knew something special…
He loved being the Easter Bunny…
but he REALLY loved making donuts, too!
The End.
🐰🍩 The Easter Bunny Loves Donuts (Toddler Version) (non-religious)
The Easter Bunny lived in a town called Bunnyville.
He had a job.
He worked at a bakery!
“I love making donuts!” he said.
He made pink donuts.
He made blue donuts.
He made donuts with sprinkles!
Mmm… they smelled so yummy!
The bunny customers came to the shop.
“Yay! Donuts!” they said.
The End,
The Easter Bunny smiled.
One day…
It was Easter!
“Oh no!” said the Easter Bunny.
“I have eggs to hide!”
So he hopped, and hopped, and hopped…
He hid eggs everywhere!
Behind trees…
In the grass…
By the flowers…
When he was done, he sat down.
“I miss my donuts…” he said.
The next day, he went back to work.
“I’m back!” he said.
He made donuts again!
Pink ones…
Blue ones…
Sprinkly ones!
The bunny customers cheered.
“We missed your donuts!”
The Easter Bunny smiled BIG.
“I missed them too!”
The End,
💬 Let’s Talk About It (With Answers)
👉 “What did the bunny love to make?”
Example answer: “Donuts!”
👉 “Who gave the bunny something he loves?”
Example answer: “God!”
👉 “Does God give you things you like too?”
Example answer: “Yes! God gives me things I like!”
✏️ Sunday School Lesson Idea (Bonus for Teachers)
After making the Easter Bunny Donut craft, remind children that God gives us things we enjoy doing.
Just like the bunny loved making donuts, God gives each of us special things we like. We can thank God for those things and do our best with them.
Encourage children to say:
👉 “Thank You, God!”
🙏 Short Prayer (Repeat After Me)
Dear God,
Thank You for the things I like.
Thank You for loving me.
Help me do my best.
Amen.
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