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R Is for Rabbit Craft

child glues nose to her lowercase r craft

Rumor has it there’s a lowercase R craft ready to bounce its way into your home and into your child’s heart. With a twitch of its little nose and a wiggle of its long ears, the adorable rabbit in this ABC Craft is ready to help teach your child the letter R!

Here’s What You’ll Need

  • 2 sheets of printer paper
  • Card stock (we used yellow, tan, pink, and white)
  • R Is for Rabbit Craft templates
  • One googly eye
  • Pencil, glue stick, and scissors

Instructions for Assembling Your Lowercase R Craft

  1. Print the R Is for Rabbit Craft templates.
  2. Cut out the templates and trace the letter R and the rabbit’s ears, nose, and tail onto card stock.
  3. Cut out the letter R and the rabbit pieces.
  4. Glue the letter R to a piece of card stock (we used yellow, but you can use any color you like).
  5. Attach the inner ears to the ear pieces.
  6. Tuck the ears under the upper edge of the letter R and glue in place.
  7. Tuck the tail under the lower edge of the letter R and glue in place.
  8. Glue the nose to the letter R as shown in the video below.
  9. Position a googly eye near the upper edge of the letter R between the ears and the nose.

little girl glues her lowercase r craft child assembles her lowercase L craft child glues an eye to her lowercase r craft

Learning with Your Letter R Craft

As you and your child assemble your R Is for Rabbit Craft, practice saying /r/–/r/–rabbit together. You can find more tips for working on pre-reading skills with your preschooler in this handy download.

children display their lowercase r craft

We would LOVE to see how your lowercase R craft turns out! Please share your photos with us on our Facebook page, or tag your Instagram photos with the hashtag #allaboutABCcrafts!

Want More ABC Crafts?

page spread from the abc crafts lowercase series download

Free Lowercase ABC Letter Crafts

For crafts that start with lowercase letters A through Z, get the complete printable set of ABC Craft for Lowercase Letters.

page spread from the abc crafts uppercase series download

Free Uppercase ABC Letter Crafts

For crafts that start with uppercase letters A through Z, get the complete printable set of ABC Craft for Uppercase Letters.

Photos by: Rachel Neumann

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My son has struggled with spelling. This curriculum made a huge difference for him! The beginning to read also made it fun for my younger two.

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My preschooler will love this!

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This is adorable! My son loves bunnies and will love this!

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I love rabbits!

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Wish I had these ideas when my almost 18 year old was learning!

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I know what you mean, Cryssy! My “baby” will turn 12 this month, and I know she (and others of my kids) would have loved these animal letter crafts. Oh, well, there is always future grandbabies!

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This is how I taught my, then, 3 and 4 yr old the letters, how to spell and write.

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These seem to be great ways to get a wiggly kid engaged in learning!! Thanks!

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These crafts for letters are so fun! Thank you for all the great ideas

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These crafts are great. My 5 yr old loves them.

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We love the letter crafts. The templates make it really easy for Mom. ?

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Yes, we tried to make it as easy for moms and teachers and as fun for children as we could, Bobbi. That way it’s more enjoyable for everyone!

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We love doing the letter craft

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I love these templates! It makes it so easy to keep up with the letters each week. Thank you!

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You’re welcome!

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I can definitely see my four years old enjoying this. Thank you!

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How cute! I love this idea for Easter.

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This looks like so much fun and great connective time together!!

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My son has enjoyed doing these letter activities—and they are easy enough for my oldest daughter to put together and do with him (while I work with a sibling or get other work done!).

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Jennifer,
It’s great that you can get your daughter to help out with your son with these crafts! Hopefully they are crafting special memories together.

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So much fun! We love letter crafts.

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Love this activity…perfect for consolidating the sounds in a multisensory way…esp for my special needs kids

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Yes! We have had moms tell us that these letter crafts have been very helpful with their children mastering letters and their sounds. ?

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Can’t wait to do this with my little one.

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Thank you for this!

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It’s so important to make it fun for little ones.

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