The Story of the Easter Bunny

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That binding also provides a lovely frame for your craft and makes it very obvious that you created it out of an old book.

This bunny seems like it must be tiny, as it is around the same size of the pretty flower it is holding.

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once again, he takes charge of the delivery, takes all the credit, and has evidently branded himself in a way the couple never had: That flower is beautifully detailed, and you could achieve some stunning effects with your colors as you finish it off. Folding your own corner bookmark is a great way to encourage reading too, as in the end this lovely project will have to find it’s place in a book the kids will read. This Easter Bunny coloring sheet is both adorable and detailed, and that is always a perfect combination for coloring!

There’s never a day off if you’re the Easter Bunny, I suppose! How will you color in this cute image? Featuring an abundance of fun animal characters, including foxes, badgers and moles, this Easter Bunny book will keep children entertained this Easter. Children will love the exciting story, beautiful illustrations and enjoyable cast of characters. The story also explores themes like trust, friendship, teamwork and not judging by appearances. These would make great discussion points for EYFS and KS1 children.

Easter topic books for EYFS, KS1 and KS2 – our recommendations

Later in the year, you can try turning an old book into a beautiful Christmas angel. At any time of year, you can learn to make a romantic bouquet from an old book. Starting with Jesus’ time in the temple as a boy and ending with His appearances after the resurrection, The Easter Storybook invites readers into the big picture of God’s love. I really recommend looking at the pictures and watching the video to see what you should be doing. It is very simple, but not easy to describe in words.