Optional: One of the Knuffle Bunny books for the kids to use as a reference as they are painting.

Large sheet of white art paper (If you’ll be stuffing your finished project, be sure your paper is thick and sturdy for lacing.).

Tempera Paints ( These are our favorite!).

Knuffle Bunny Art Project for Kids Materials for Painted Knuffle Bunny You can even work on those fine motor skills by turning your painted Knuffle Bunny into a stuffed 3-D piece of art! Here’s a simple directed painting activity that’s perfect for preschoolers, kindergarteners, and on up. Because his love for the book has been reignited, we decided it would be fun to paint our very own Knuffle Bunnies and to later turn them into stuffed bunnies! Knuffle Bunny by Mo Willems has been one of our favorite children’s books for years! It’s one of those stories that hits home for both children and adults (as do the other two books in the series: Knuffle Bunny Too and Knuffle Bunny Free).Īfter Theo’s preschool teacher read the book, Knuffle Bunny, to his class last week, he’s been wanting to read it here at home nightly. Follow our Children’s Book Activities Pinterest board! They can even turn their finished creations into 3-D art by adding a simple lacing activity to the project! This post contains affiliate links.

In this simple art activity, kids will enjoy painting their very own Knuffle Bunny using tempera paint. The children’s book, Knuffle Bunny: A Cautionary Tale by Mo Willems, is always a favorite among children.

Knuffle bunny too