Easter Bunny Sticky Activity for Toddlers: Fun and Easy Fine Motor Craft

Hop into Easter Fun with Your Toddler: The Easter Bunny Sticky Activity!

Looking for a way to entertain your toddler this Easter without all the fuss? Let me introduce you to the Easter Bunny Sticky Activity! This easy, mess-free craft is the perfect way to keep little hands busy while sneaking in some learning (without them even realizing it). Not only does it keep them engaged, but it also helps them develop fine motor skills. Plus, it’s quick to set up and requires materials you probably already have at home. Let’s jump into how to get this Easter fun started!

Materials You’ll Need:

• Clear contact paper
• Painter’s tape
• Wide permanent marker
• Cotton balls

Step-by-Step Guide to Bunny Bliss:

1. Prepare the Bunny Shape: Grab the contact paper and draw a big bunny shape on the reverse side. You can freehand it (hello, artistic freedom) or use a bunny template from online if you want to keep it simple. Make sure it’s big enough to fill the paper, but not too big that it’s overwhelming for tiny hands.
2. Cut Out the Bunny: Carefully cut around your bunny shape—don’t worry, it doesn’t need to be perfect! Now you’ve got yourself a cute, sticky bunny silhouette.
3. Set Up the Activity: Peel off the backing of the contact paper and tape the bunny to the wall (sticky side facing out). Stick it at a toddler-friendly height so they can easily reach it—think of it as their very own interactive Easter art wall!
4. Add the Cotton Balls: Pop a bin of cotton balls below the bunny and invite your toddler to stick them on. They’ll love transforming the bunny into a fluffy masterpiece. (And let’s be real, the more cotton balls, the fluffier the bunny!)
5. Decorate the Bunny: For a little extra fun, hand over some markers or crayons and let your toddler give the bunny eyes, a nose, and maybe even a bowtie if they’re feeling fancy. It’s their bunny, after all!
6. Play and Learn: As your toddler works on this, they’re not just having fun—they’re developing fine motor skills, building hand-eye coordination, and exercising their creativity. It’s learning in disguise!

The Educational Benefits (AKA Why You’ll Love This Activity):

• Fine Motor Skills: Picking up and placing those cotton balls strengthens those tiny hand muscles, which is great for everything from holding a pencil to buttoning shirts.
• Creativity: Decorating the bunny gives your toddler a chance to show off their imagination—whether it’s a pink bunny or one with rainbow ears, it’s all about creative expression.
• Hand-Eye Coordination: The act of placing cotton balls on the bunny teaches your toddler how to control their hand movements and connect them with what they see. Plus, it’s an opportunity to work on precision (hello, mini artist!).
• Sensory Experience: The texture of the cotton balls is a perfect sensory moment. The softness and squishiness are great for stimulating your toddler’s sense of touch, which is huge for their development.

Extra Tips to Make This Activity Even Better:

• Count as You Go: Ask your toddler to count the cotton balls as they stick them on the bunny. It’s a sneaky way to sneak in some early math skills.
• Set the Mood: Play soft background music to create a calm, fun atmosphere. Maybe even some bunny-themed tunes (if you can find them) to keep the vibe extra festive.
• Supervise, But Let Them Lead: Keep an eye on them to make sure they’re safe, but let them take the reins. After all, it’s their bunny masterpiece!

Hop into Spring with a Fluffy, Fun Craft!

This Easter Bunny Sticky Activity is the perfect way to celebrate the season, develop important skills, and have a little fun with your toddler. With minimal prep and maximum enjoyment, it’s the perfect addition to your Easter activities. Plus, it’s one of those crafts that’s as cute as it is educational—two birds, one bunny!

So, get your contact paper ready, and let the Easter fun begin. We can’t wait to see how fluffy your bunny turns out! 

Clear Contact Paper

Wide Permanent Markers

Cotton Balls

Painter’s Tape