Rabbit Worksheets

Whether it is for Easter or simply that you love bunnies, have fun being creative with our Bunny Acrostic Poem Printables.  We have blank and lined versions, with and with out pictures so you are sure to find one to suit.

Here's a fun way to practise addition of two numbers up to 12, using 2 normal dice and our game board with colouring pencils or counters. You can try this as a single player game against the clock, or as a multi player game.

Practise tracing and then writing the word "bunny" and then colour in the little bunny picture!

Print these lovable bunny number cards out - two to a page - and use them for learning and games during Spring, at Easter, or any time a cute number card is required!

These cute bunny number posters print large - A4 (or Letter) size - but we've kept them really simple so that they don't use up too much colour ink.

Here's an Easter activity to help the children practise upper and lower case letter recognition. Print onto some card and cut out the pieces (laminate if you prefer). The children then need to match the lower case letters on the carrots with the upper case letters on the bunnies!

The kids can get their thinking caps on to come up with an acrostic poem using the letters of R-A-B-B-I-T. Our printables make it more fun!

Help the kids practise counting with this fun printable jigsaw featuring some cute rabbits. Print onto card and then slice along the vertical lines. To extend the activity, choose the black-and-white version and ask them to colour in the picture first.

This sweet rabbit frame seemed just about the right size for a R-A-B-B-I-T acrostic poem - so here it is in ready-to-print form!

If you could interview a rabbit (your own pet or someone else's) what would you ask them? And how would the rabbit reply? This fun worksheet is perfect for a pet topic.

Here's a useful notebooking page for doing some research or writing about a rabbit - wild or pet!

Perfect for writing an Easter or farmyard story, or perhaps a letter. And of course the children can colour in the rabbit, too.

This bunny rabbit has a funny face which we hope will appeal to younger children, as they trace over the dotted lines! We've provided two sets of lines for extra practice, but beginners could treat the two lines as a "channel" and draw their line between them.

Whether for it's for Easter, Year of the Rabbit, or you are about to have a new pet, find out some facts and have fun filling in this rabbit worksheet!

Use this lovely little rabbit writing frame for younger children. Perhaps they could write their own name in the rabbit, or a sentence or two, or even a short poem...