Get ready because you’re going to love this adorable bunny mask craft template we’ve made.

This printable is perfect for enjoying the spring season with your little ones!

There are so many fun ways to enjoy this bunny craft.

It can be done either as a fun activity in your rabbit unit studies or just a simple way to play and stay inside on a rainy spring day.

Masks are a great way for children to use their imagination and practice role playing.

Playing pretend helps kids make sense of the world around them.

Wearing a mask is a fun way to pretend and can help shy kids to feel brave and give them the courage to experiment with being more outgoing.

Keep scrolling to get ideas and learn about why and how this bunny masks coloring activity is perfect for pretend play.

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Free Printable Bunny Mask Template Coloring Page

Bunny Mask Supplies:

With minimal supplies, this party can get started.

Scissors
White Cardstock Paper
Elastic Mask Bands
Colored Pencils, Markers or Crayons
Printable Bunny Rabbit Mask Template (found below)

Fun Ways to Enjoy our Bunny Mask Template

If you’re planning an fun get together, why not print this fun bunny mask coloring page for your young guests?

Set up an Bunny mask decorating table.

These masks are the perfect craft for children to enjoy getting creative together while they learn.

Choose fun materials like scented markers, beeswax crayons, or even glitter glue pens to really bring this bunny mask coloring sheet to life! Set everything out and let kids explore crafting together.

Pretend to be a bunny!

Wear your uniquely designed bunny mask while you practice hopping like a bunny, enjoying bunny snacks like carrots (It’s a great way to sneak in extra veggies!), and use pillows and blankets to build your own “bunny burrow” indoors.

Dress up for story time!

Choose a book with bunny characters like Beatrix Potter’s Peter Rabbit or Rosemary Wells’ Max & Ruby series to read aloud with your little ones. Decorate your own bunny masks to look like characters from the books!

It’s an excellent way to encourage reading comprehension skills with young learners.

While you can absolutely print on whatever paper you wish, we recommend a sturdy cardstock paper.

It lasts a whole lot longer through the fun.

Not wanting to wait on the elastic bands to come? Try gluing your bunny mask template to a Popsicle stick.

If you are like us, there’s tons lying around the house. In very strange places, I might add.