Some Bunny Loves Being Your Friend

What kiddo doesn’t love bunny grahams? This free Easter printable pairs perfectly with any bunny treat! My kids can’t wait to hand these bunny treats out to their preschool classmates. I also love that this Easter printable works for a classroom Easter party or as Valentines for kids.

Here’s what you need for classroom Easter treats

Free “Some bunny loves being your friend” printable
White or colored card stock
Annies Bunny Grahams (This is the best deal I’ve seen!)
or Welch’s Bunny Fruit Snacks (This is the best deal I’ve seen!)
Scissors
Stapler
Yarn, ribbon, bakers twine, rafia (not necessary, but makes it extra cute!)

How to make the classroom bunny treat

My daughter loves these cheddar bunnies. I think it’s the combo of the purple bag and the yummy snack itself, ha!

Step 1- Download free Easter printable

To download the “Some bunny loves being your friend” free printable, just enter your name and email address below and the free file will be delivered to your inbox! The cheddar bunny printable come 4 to a page and read, “Some bunny loves being your friend!”

Step 2- Print

This printable comes with 2 versions: a black and white version that I like to print on colored card stock and a colored version that can be printed on white cardstock.

Step 3- Cut

I invested in a simple paper cutter since I do so many printables, but a simple pair of scissors will just as well. Cut each printable sheet into 4 individual printables. Then, fold each one in half to fold over the bags of bunny treats.

Step 4- Fill out names

Once you have as many as you need cut out have your child address the treats. The back of each printable is blank so that you can write “To” and “From” or “Hoppy Easter” or whatever you’d like! It is much easier to write on the backs now rather than wait until the bag topper is stapled to the package.

Step 5- Staple

Once you have as many Easter treats as you need cut out and addressed, it is time to assemble. Fold the printable down the center and fold it over the bag of bunny treats. I like to add a few little pieces of scrap yarn or string and staple everything together at once.

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What do your kids prefer: Bunny Grahams or fruit snacks? Tough choice, I know! But, I’d love to hear… Oh and if you are looking for more cheesy sayings paired with small treats, check out this list of 150 Valentine sayings paired with treats and free printables!

Here’s what you need for classroom Easter treats