Objective
By the end of this lesson, you will learn about caring for a rabbit and have fun exploring different subjects related to rabbits.
Materials and Prep
- Stuffed rabbit toy or picture of a rabbit
- Paper and coloring supplies
- Rabbit-themed storybook
- Basic math manipulatives (counters or blocks)
- Access to online rabbit sounds or music
No prior knowledge needed, just come with curiosity and enthusiasm!
Activities
- Create a drawing or collage of a rabbit's habitat
- Read a rabbit-themed storybook
- Count rabbit-themed objects
- Listen to rabbit sounds
- Create a rabbit dance
Draw or cut out pictures of grass, carrots, and a cozy burrow for the rabbit.
Listen to a story about a rabbit and discuss the main characters and plot.
Use math manipulatives to count how many carrots or rabbits you have.
Close your eyes and listen to different rabbit sounds, then try to mimic them!
Move to the rhythm of rabbit-themed music and create your own bunny dance!
Talking Points
- Rabbits are furry animals that hop around. They have long ears and a fluffy tail.
- Rabbits live in burrows underground to stay safe and cozy.
- Rabbits enjoy eating carrots, lettuce, and hay as their favorite foods.
- Rabbits can make different sounds like squeaks, purrs, and thumps to communicate.
- Rabbits like to play and explore their surroundings, so they need lots of space to hop around.
"Rabbits are like fluffy balls that love to hop and play!"
"Rabbits dig tunnels in the ground to make their homes, just like how we have our houses."
"Rabbits munch on yummy carrots and crunchy lettuce to stay healthy and strong!"
"Rabbits talk to each other by making cute sounds like squeaks and purrs!"
"Rabbits love to hop and play, so they need a big area to have fun just like we do!"