BABY BUNNIES Today’s theme is all about bunnies! Bunnies are cute, little animals that love to dig, play, and hide. Bunnies have soft, long ears to help them hear sounds from far away. They also have big, strong feet that help them run and jump! Bunnies love to eat lots of different foods. Bunnies love to eat hay and grass. They also love to eat vegetables like carrots, peppers, cabbage, and brussel sprouts! Bunnies are important to the environment because they eat pesky weeds!

Today’s fun includes a coloring page with different types of bunnies, a bunny maze, an interactive bunny story, and an extra bunny word search!

Issue 11 BCFL Children’s Services

So Many Bunnies!There are lots and lots of kinds of bunnies.

The most familiar bunny is the Cottontail! Color in the different types of bunnies below!

Lionhead

Holland Lop

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Flemish Giant

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Escape the Garden!Benny the Bunny needs your help! Benny the Bunny forgot his way home.

Help Benny find his way back to his burrow!

Bunny BonanzaRead the story below. Use the word bank to fill in the missing words to

complete the story.

Bunnies are very common animals. They can be found all around the

world! Some bunnies can be found in nature while other bunnies are kept

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A baby rabbit is called a ___bunny____ . They are always born in ____

litters____ with lots of brothers and sisters.

Bunnies love to eat lots of different vegetables. They love to eat hay,

carrots, grass, weeds, and even __brussel sprou_.

Bunnies have very long ear s. Some bunnies’ ears stand straight

up. Other bunnies have ___________ ears. Bunnies have strong legs that

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help them run and ____jump____ . Bunnies also have super

soft ___fur_______. It keeps them nice and warm when it gets cold out.

They love to lick their fur too. This keeps their fur clean.

Bunnies make great pets! They are calm and quiet. They can also be trained

to do lots of fun tricks . Bunnies can learn how to jump over short

fences, come when you call their names, and even use a litter box!

Bunnies are amazing animals!

FAST FACTAlmost all wild bunnies live in burrows. The only bunny that doesn’t is

the cottontail!

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Boredom Busters Bitez is an extension of our previous publication, Boredom Busters. Instead of one large publication, we will release three different Boredom Buster activities. Each issue is a different theme!

For more resources and activities for children, please visit buckslib.org