Bunny Parade in Room7

The 1st graders of Room 7 also were busy creating bunnies.

This time the kids didn't add the whiskers with paint but rather cut out their whiskers and glued them on after the bunnies were cut out (cutting out tiny whiskers can be tricky business for these little hands).

Room 7 turned their creations into an awesome bunny parade.
VERY, VERY CUTE!!!

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Hippiti-hippiti-hop

Bouncing up and down.

I'll call this little guy below the Snoopy-Bunny :)

Hop-hop-hop!

... and off they go.

Excellent bunny business Room 7.
A bunny-job well done!

Easter-Art-Attack in Room 7 - completed!

The Flopsy Bunnies of Room 5

It's serious bunny-bussines in Room 5.
Our 1st Graders created the very best of flopsy bunnies ever!

We started with drawing the bunnies on large 11 x 9 colored (light blue or purple) paper with a light chalk pastel.
We then used sponges to fill-in the bunnies with white tempera paint.
The kids traced their bunnies with black paint, added eyes, nose and whiskers.
Last we added some pink to the bunnies ears.

 ... et voila the Flopsy Bunnies of Room 5 were born.

The next day our Room 5 artists cut out their bunnies, VERY CAREFULLY, and added a cotton ball tail.

The Flopsy Bunnies Leader, Mrs. A, turned Room 5's deco wall into an Easter Bunny Wonderland.
The kids made easter eggs, a kite, a bird nest and so many more fun items and all were added to the display.

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I LOVE this little bunny-guy below!
He reminds me of Arnold, the football-head, of the "Hey Arnold" show on PBS :)

The wonderful nest made by one of the Room 5 artists. 

And of course the easter basket for the bunnies.

As I said, Easter Bunny Wonderland!
Easter-Art-Attack in Room 5 was FUN-FUN-FUN!!!

You can visits one of my favorite kids art blogs for instructions on how to draw these bunnies
 (click here).