Digital Easter Bunny Art Project
My no prep, digital art project for elementary kids to build a bunny on Google Slides™ is an engaging Easter activity. Students will practice technology skills using my digital rabbit resource and step by step art lesson. Then, pick a writing prompt to draft a creative story about their Easter bunny project.
This Google Slides Easter art activity includes tech tips and step by step directions with pictures for independent learning. And, kids can build a bunny using either copy & paste or drag & drop.
Overview of How to Build an Easter Bunny Art Project
First, your students will pick a background. Then, they’ll add a rabbit, pants, a shirt, shorts, a skirt, vest and/or jacket. Next, they’ll add accessories like hats, shoes, bows, tie, or necklace. Lastly, they’ll include painted eggs, a basket, paint cans, paintbrushes, or a carrot.
Technology Skills
- Copy & paste
- Drag & drop
- Rotating
- Ordering
- Resizing
What’s Included
- 12 Student Direction Slides, with step by step tutorial so kids can create their digital Easter bunny project independently
- Digital Moveable Pieces, so kids can either copy and paste or drag and drop to create their rabbit from the templates
- 7 Background Slides, where students will paste or drag their project pieces onto
- 2 Easter Writing Prompts, for kids to complete after making their bunny
- 4 Teacher Examples, fully completed, which you can use to demonstrate
You Will Receive
- 1 Non-Editable PDF (with access link & teacher directions)
- 1 Google Slides Doc (Digital Easter Bunny Activity & Writing Prompts)
Why You’ll Love My Digital Easter Bunny Project
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My students love these! They are so fun. We have done one for every holiday!
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Fun activity for my students. Very engaging
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My students loved this resource!
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