Simple and easy paper plate bunny!

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 Simple and easy paper plate bunny! This bunny craft made with a paper plate is so simple and perfect for toddlers or preschoolers to make! 👉 Here are the supplies needed: Color Paper Pom Poms Pipe Cleaners Googly Eyes Small Paper Plates Glue 🐰Make the whiskers Take 3 pipe cleaners and twist them around each other in the center so that they are connected/stuck together. Glue on the pom pom nose. Then glue to the paper plate. Once the glue from the pipe cleaners is dry, glue on your nose (pom pom).  Leave time to dry, as this step will require it to be glued well, or the pipe cleaners will fall off. 🐇 Make the ears For the ears: Cut out some ears from white construction paper or cardstock, and then cut out a smaller inside ear with a different color. Glue both pieces together and then glue or tape to the back of the paper plate. 👄Add the eyes and mouth For the eyes: We used googly eyes and just glued them on, but you could also use construction paper and make the eyes yours...
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Leaf Rubbing (Kids Art) 🍁 Botany Leaf Cabinet

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Leaf Rubbing (Kids Art) 🍁 Botany Leaf Cabinet (Sensorial Activity) ☘🍂



Take a look at this video to see how I created the leaf rubbing art. It’s really pretty simple once you are know-how.

Here you can learn how to make leaf rubbing art.  ☘🍂🍁 Leaf rubbing art is traditionally a kid art project and you can create leaf rubbing art to relax and enjoy blending colors or you can create the art to use in a number of other projects. 

You can also use the leaves from different plants and flowers. Experiment, try it out, and make up your own pretty leaf art combinations! 😉

All you will need for Leaf Rubbing

  • Fresh cut leaves
  • Crayons – remove the paper wrapping
  • Paper
  • White plastic wrap or clear tap

😎 Note about leaves: Fresh-cut leaves usually have the best stems and views and are flexible. Dry leaves can be brittle and break when you try to make leaf rubbing art. 

Different leaves and combinations of leaves will create entirely different designs. I’ve found the stems with tiny leaves are the most difficult to create rubbed art. Play with different shapes and sizes to see what you can come up with. 

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