Easter is almost here! Springtime is marked by special Autumn treats such as easter egg hunts, tasty Easter buns and having great fun with friends and family. And what better way to add some extra “hop” to your Easter fun than with adorable Easter page borders with bunnies?
These borders are perfect for decorating your classroom or using an Easter card, as well as other fun writing activities you may be doing in class.
Easter Page Borders with Bunnies
1. The Hoppin’ Happy Bunny Border
This border is all about rabbits! What if you were to picture a row of cute bunnies jumping along the creeper at the margin of your page? Some appear to be holding a bright Easter egg, and some have cute little bonnets on their heads. It’s clear and childlike and will appeal to children who are still in their early years of learning. It also makes any work look fun.
2. Egg-stra Special Easter Egg Border
Is it possible to eat too many Easter eggs? It may sound impossible, but tell me, which one of us has never overeaten small parcels of chocolate even if there was one left in the shops? This border is full of brightly coloured eggs everywhere — big and small! While some are simply lined with stripes, others are plainly dotted with polka dots, and a few even have sparkles of glitter. This border is best suited for the placement of Easter art or as a writing line about what your family does for Easter.
3. Springtime Fun Border
This border shows spring using bunnies, chicks, flowers and butterflies to complete the artwork. Use your wildest food imagination with cute symbolisms such as petite yellow chicks hiding behind some pretty colours of tulips and butterflies flying gleefully on top of the foods. This border is ideal for writing a story relating to spring or for making a wonderful Easter greeting card for a friend.
4. Basket Full of Fun Border
This border has a happy spring bunny with baskets overflowing with candy eggs! You can take a look inside and see the boiled eggs, tiny chicks, and sweets. This border is well suited for writing a letter of thanks for your Easter hamper or the picture you want to make of the ideal Easter basket.
5. Bunny’s Garden Border
This border leads us to a bunny’s wonderland – or a garden of carrots, if you prefer! Carrot posts feature rabbit icons, which at half hide behind a carrot, whether bush or simply shaped like a rabbit. This border is ideal for narrating a bunny picture adventure or for illustrating your own pretend garden.
6. Flower Power Bunny Border
This border features both spring motifs with flowers and the endearing Easter bunny. Such as bunnies that are placed between colourful flowers such as tulips, daffodils, and lilies. This border is very sophisticated and will help exude that theme for Easter when writing poetry or even to the Easter bunny.
7. The Great Egg Hunt Border
This border is like we are hunting for Easter Eggs! How about having eggs of different colours literally camouflaged with grass and flowers and ready to be hunted? There is no better place to write a story about an egg hunt adventure or come up with your map of where you’ve hidden all your Easter eggs.
8. Easter Blessings Border
This border brings the real essence of Easter with boxes of belief and hope. Let’s picture images of lilies, crosses and doves described in a subtle, gentle, inclusive manner. This border gives a little touch of reverence to anything and everything and is well-appropriate for writing an Easter story or even for making a prayer card.
Printable Easter Page Borders with Bunnies
Tips for Using Your Easter Page Borders with Bunnies:
- Print and Trace: Take a border and print, and then encourage your child to trace the border onto the artwork or writing paper.
- Colouring Fun: You could use the borders obtained from printing to colour them using crayons, markers or coloured pencils while your child looks on.
- Creative Cutouts: Transcribe the borders of the booklet and use them in designing Easter cards, scrapbooks, land and bulletin boards.
- Digital Magic: Take on the borders as digital parts in your online Easter projects or your e-cards.
Make it Personal!
Add Your Touch: To your child’s further enjoyment, leave some spaces in the borders for them to doodle more Easter symbols and write a few personalised notes or their name.
Mix and Match: Make different borders and come up with new and excellent Easter artwork.
Frame Your Masterpieces: Once your child is done doing their artwork, you can then put the border of your choice on that Easter page.
We hope you and your child have a wonderful time creating Easter masterpieces with these fun and festive Easter page borders with bunnies! Happy Easter!