Laminate or cover Bunny picture with clear contact paper.

Laminating sheets or Clear contact paperĬlick HERE for Free Printable copy (Email Subscribers Only).

Bunny drawing (*Our Bunny is available as a printable here).

“White Rabbit’s Color Book” book (from the library or buy one here).

I would suggest Paint & Wash Bunny Art if you’re looking for a fun interactive art activity to connect with your child.

It will allow you to focus on your own work, give them appropriate modeling of how to use the materials, and show them that you like art too! A lot of what I talk about in “ What about the Sensory Mess?” applies to Art projects as well, you might wanna check it out! I love how each art has its own identity.

In between colors the rabbit washes off in a pull string shower, which is great until it runs out of water! 😮 Don’t worry, all ends happily and you might just learn an unexpected color combination, not typically featured! 😉īelieve me, I know it can be really challenging to let them make “mistakes”. Very simple illustrations help the color mixing stand out in an adorable fashion. She decides to take a dip in the various tubs of paint, mixing colors and becoming all the colors of the rainbow. “White Rabbit’s Color Book” by Alan Baker is a sweet book about a curious rabbit who stumbles upon “three big tubs of paint, red, yellow, and blue”. This post may contain affiliate links, which means I receive a small commission, at no extra cost to you, if you make a purchase using this link. After reading Alan Baker’s “White Rabbit’s Color Book” we decided to try out some interactive Bunny Art involving paint, soapy foam, water play & our FREE Bunny printable! I’m excited to walk you through it, so let’s get started…

White Rabbit's Color Book by Alan Baker