These rabbit activities are very popular in April, but they can be used any time of the school year. They provide fun and engaging learning experiences to help you teach about rabbits. Check out all of the rabbit activities below!
6 Rabbit Activities
Below are our favorite rabbit activity resources for elementary students.
1. Those Pesky Rabbits Book Companion
This Those Pesky Rabbits Book Companion is one of our Starts With a Story resources. It includes reading comprehension questions, writing prompts, SEL teaching ideas, and much more. Learn more about this resource in our Clutter-Free Classroom Teacher Store!
2. Rabbit Non-Fiction Reading Unit
This Rabbit Nonfiction Reading Unit includes 3 leveled reading passages, vocabulary cards, reading and writing activities, and more. It pairs really nicely with our fictional book companions like Those Pesky Rabbits. Learn more about this resource in our Clutter-Free Classroom Teacher Store!
3. The Rabbit Listened Book Companion
This The Rabbit Listened Book Companion is one of our Starts With a Story resources. It includes reading comprehension questions, writing prompts, SEL teaching ideas, and much more. Learn more about this resource in our Clutter-Free Classroom Teacher Store!
4. Rabbit Parts of Speech Color by Code Activity
This Rabbit Color by Code Activity is a fun and engaging task that invites students to practice identifying the parts of speech of thematic words like (soft, flop, and burrow). It’s a quick print and go activity you can have printed on your desk whenever you have 15-20 minutes to fill. Learn more about this resource in our Clutter-Free Classroom Teacher Store!
5. Wolfie The Bunny Book Companion
This Wolfie The Bunny Book Companion is one of our Starts With a Story resources. It includes reading comprehension questions, writing prompts, SEL teaching ideas, and much more. Learn more about this resource in our Clutter-Free Classroom Teacher Store!
6. Rabbit Would You Rather Activities
These Rabbit Would You Rather Activities are a fun way to get your students talking during your morning meeting. They are also great for motivating your students to practice their writing skills and prevent the chorus of groans when you say it’s writing time. Learn more about this resource in our Clutter-Free Classroom Teacher Store!
In closing, we hope you found this list of rabbit activities helpful! If you did, then you may also be interested in these other related posts:
