rabbit

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one
1 1 1 1 1
1 1 1 1 1
one one one
one one one
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2
two
2 2 2 2 2
2 2 2 2 2
two two two
two two two
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3
three
3 3 3 3 3
3 3 3 3 3
three three three
three three three
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4
four
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4 4 4 4 4
four four four
four four four
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five
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five five five
five five five
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six
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six six six
six six six
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7
seven
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seven seven seven
seven seven seven
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8
eight
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eight eight eight
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9
nine
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nine nine nine
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10
ten
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10 10 10 10 10
ten ten ten
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CARROT SORTING
Color the carrots below, cut out each carrot and paste
them in the empty row sorting them tallest to shortest.

Tallest Shortest

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Rabbit Counting
How many rabbits are there?

Share these 10 carrots into two even groups

by drawing them in the boxes below.

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RABBIT TIME PRACTICE

Using two different color crayons draw the hands on the clock to show the time.
If time permits color the clocks.

10:05
Hour Minutes

6:35 5:55
9:15 8:35

10:45 2:00

4:10 7:40
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PICTURE GRAPH
Study the picture graph. Use the information from
the graph to answer the questions below.
Vegetables in Grandpa's Box

Broccoli

Carrot

Eggplant

Turnip

1. How many of each?

Broccoli Carrot

Eggplant Turnip

2. Are there more eggplants or turnips?

3. Which vegetable counts to 8?

4. What is the total number of vegetables in the box?

Two-Digit Addition

89 67 45
+ 37 + 17 + 25

94 55
+ 66 + 39
Two-Digit Subtraction

42 75 93
- 28 - 42 - 19

62 33
- 56 - 12
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Multiplication Practice

4x4=____ 2x8=____ 6x1=____

7x2=____ 6x5=____ 9x2=____

4x9=____ 7x4=____ 4x8=____

6x4=____ 1x2=____ 3x7=____

1x4=____ 8x9=____ 7x2=____

9x7=____ 7x2=____ 4x0=____

4x7=____ 1x0=____ 7x6=____

8x8=____ 2x9=____ 2x2=____

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Multiplication Practice

4x8=____ 7x4=____ 6x4=____

7x1=____ 6x5=____ 7x2=____

0x3=____ 2x8=____ 4x4=____

7x2=____ 1x3=____ 3x2=____

1x8=____ 7x9=____ 8x9=____

9x7=____ 9x2=____ 8x0=____

3x6=____ 4x3=____ 8x2=____

7x7=____ 1x0=____ 2x2=____

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TWO-DIGIT
MULTIPLICATION

66 49 52 26 18 63
x 23 x 72 x 44 x 35 x 87 x 55

31 77 92 37 82 24
x 48 x 47 x 69 x 15 x 53 x 56

45 79 85 13 28 19
x 37 x 39 x 21 x 23 x 35 x 47
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DIVIDE BY 3
Practice your division skills by writing the
correct answer in the box provided. Use the
space provided to show your work.

30 3 10 6 3

3 3 24 3

12 3 36 3
21 3 15 3

60 3 42 3

33 3 51 3

18 3 63 3
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Order of Operations
Solve the equations using the order of operations.

3+2 x5= 4+3+8x3=

6 -2 x 2= 6(5 - 1) ÷ 2 =

10 ÷ (5 - 3) = 9 ÷ (4 - 1) + 5 =

(4 x 3) ÷ 6 = 8+4÷2 x3=

20 ÷ 6 x 2 - 2 = 20 - 7(3 - 1) =
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Grouped! Order of Operations

In subtraction, how numbers are grouped can change the answer. Always do
what is in parentheses () first.
(10 - 5) - 2 means: first subtract 10 - 5 10 - 5 = 5
then subtract 3. 5-3=2

10 - (5 - 2) means: first subtract 5 - 3 5-2=3

then subtract from 10. 10 - 3 = 7

In each of the following expressions, the answer is given. Insert parentheses to group the
numbers so the answer is correct
We've
14 - 8 - 2 = 8
been
13 - 9 - 4 = 8 grouped!

11 - 8 - 2 = 1
14 - 6 - 1 = 9
10 - 3 - 2 = 9
12 - 6 - 2 = 8
13 - 7 - 5 = 1
These expressions are already grouped. Fill in the missing numbers

__ - (4 - 3) = 5 (13 - __) - 4 = 3 (__ - 8) - 4 = 5

(7 - 4) - __ = 2 (12 - 5) - __ = 3 (18 - 9) - __ = 4
 science
printables
ANIMAL RESEARCH:
RABBITS

Name
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K-W-L CHART
Find books about rabbits. Spend a few minutes flipping through the
books. Then fill in the first two columns of the chart below. Fill in the
last column after you have done your research.

WHAT I KNOW WHAT I WANT WHAT I LEARNED

TO KNOW
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RABBITS
Describe the animal by writing a sentence or
drawing a picture in each box.

CAN

HAVE

ARE
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ALL ABOUT RABBITS

What are rabbits?

Where do they live?

What do they eat?

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ALL ABOUT RABBITS

What parts do they have?

What can they do?

How do they move?

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FUN FACTS ABOUT RABBITS

Fill in the shapes with information that you find.
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PARTS OF A RABBIT

Look at this picture of a rabbit. Label its parts and

describe the function of each part.
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LIFE CYCLE OF A RABBIT

Paste a picture of the life cycle of a rabbit.

Describe the life cycle of a rabbit.

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NEW VOCABULARY
What new words have you learned as you do your
research? Write them below.

WORD MEANING PICTURE

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ANIMAL RESEARCH REPORT

TOPIC: Rabbits Key Points:

Summary:
language
arts
printables
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Bunny ABC
Fill in the missing letters and finish the alphabet.
The letter R

Draw something that starts with R

R r R r
R r R r
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What does it mean?

Rabbit Vocabulary
Draw a line between the speech bubble to the matching
rectangle to connect the word with its meaning.

a female rabbit
warren

to move with short,

buck sharp turns

a rabbit's home
doe

a male rabbit
herbivore

an animal that eats

zig zag plants
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ALL ABOUT RABBITS

Unscramble the Rabbit vocabulary words below. On the next
page, write 4 sentences using these words!

EDO

KUBC

POH

NYUBN

ALMMMA

UMJP

HOBREIVER

TCOARR
1.

2.

3.

4.
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WHERE DO
THEY BELONG?
Sort the words into the correct category.
Write them inside the boxes.

burrow lettuce doe carrots bunny

radishes buck garden grass rabbit

forest spinach vegetables rodent meadow

ANIMALS FOOD PLACES

Verbs
Nouns
Adjectives
Classify the words according to verbs,
nouns and adjectives.
hop jump grass carrots
learn cute smart huge
play tiny loving forest

Verbs Nouns Adjectives

 Vegetables
Word Search
Circle words in the puzzle below

E T Y A M A C
L E T T U C E
E P E A S E L
E T C L H T E
K K O K R A R
C A R R O T Y
C O N I O N P
Z F B Y M A U

mushroom okra lettuce yam

carrot celery peas onion
leek corn
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I Can Retell a Story!

Use the boxes below to retell your favorite
rabbit story using drawings and words.
Beginning

Middle

End
My favorite thing I learned about Rabbits:
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PREPOSITION PRACTICE
on: physically in contact with and supported by a
surface

The rabbits are sitting on the log.

on on on
 Directions: Draw your own picture of a rabbit sitting on a log.

on: physically in contact with and supported by

a surface
 fun facts
printables
Rabbits – Fun Facts
Below are some interesting facts about
rabbits.

A. Baby rabbits are called kits or kittens.

B. Male rabbits are called bucks, and

female rabbits are called does.

C. Awhen
rabbit's ears help cool them down
they're too hot and warm them
up when they're too cold.

D. Rabbit's teeth never stop growing.

More Fun Facts About
Rabbits

E. Carrots are good for a treat but are

not part of a rabbit's natural diet.

F. Rabbits can jump up to 3 feet off the

ground with their strong back legs.

G. Rabbits are very social animals and

love to live in groups in the wild.

H. Rabbits groom themselves and can

use a litter box like a cat.
More Fun Facts About
Rabbits
A rabbit's white tail helps confuse
I. predators and gives the rabbit a
chance to escape.

J. Rabbits flop down on their side to relax

and enjoy rest.

K. The term "bunny" originated in

America.

L. Wild rabbits build elaborate tunnels

underground called warrens.
More Fun Facts About
Rabbits

M. A rabbit's diet should be 90% hay.

N. With their eyes on the side of their

heads, rabbits can see almost 360
degrees.

O. Rabbits and guinea pigs don't get

along and would not make good pet
friends.

P. Some breeds produce rabbits as big

as a toddler!
 rabbit
games
printables
Matching Bunnies
Cut out the cards on the following page and place them on the
correct bunny on this page.
Matching Bunnies
Cut out the cards on this page and place them on the correct
bunny on first page.
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Tic Tac Toe

Do-a-Dot game for two. Take turns marking a dot,
the player with three dots in a row wins.
 Find your inner piece
Rabbit Coloring Puzzle
Instructions: Color in the rabbit picture, then cut around the
pieces. Ask a friend or family member if they can put your
puzzle back together.
 Five Little Bunnies
Finger Play

Five little bunnies hopping on the floor,

One hopped away,
And then there were four.
Four little bunnies, as sweet as can be,
One hopped away,
And then there were three.
Three little bunnies I once knew,
One hopped away,
And then there were two.
Two little bunnies, oh what fun!
One hopped away,
And then there was one.
One little bunny playing in the sun,
He hopped away,
And then there were none!
 rabbit
book lists
 rabbit book lists
Print and take to your local library!

Nonfiction:
National Geographic Kids – Hop, Bunny!
National Geographic Kids Chapters – Rascally Rabbits
Rabbits: The Ultimate Bunny Book by Jenny Kellett
How to Raise Rabbits: Everything You Need to Know by Samantha and Daniel
Johnson
Rabbits for Kids by Rachel Smith
Bunnies – A Wild Wonders Book by Mary Sivertsen and Sarah Jacobsen
The Everything Pet Rabbit Handbook by Sarah Martin
Bunny’s Guide to Caring for Your Rabbit by Anita Ganeri
Lionhead Rabbits by Ann L. Fletcher
Holland Lop Rabbits by Ann L. Fletcher

Fiction:
The Rabbit Listened by Cori Doerrfeld
Home For a Bunny by Margaret Wise Brown
Marshmallow by Clare Turlay Newberry
The Velveteen Rabbit by Margery Williams
It’s Not Easy Being a Bunny by Marilyn Sadler
The First Snow: A Bunny’s Tale by H. and H. Noble
The Tale of Peter Rabbit by Beatrix Potter
Little Rabbit’s Loose Tooth by Lucy Bate
Runny Babbit: A Billy Sook by Shel Silverstein
Hop-About: The Adventures of Benny the Bunny and Mr. Rabbit by Colin Krainin

Activity Books:
Bunny Coloring Book for Adults or Kids
A Word Search Puzzles and Coloring Book, Featuring The Tale of Peter Rabbit
Cute Rabbits Coloring Book for Kids
Bunny Coloring and Activity Book Set
Rabbits, Bunnies, and Hares!: A Fun Activity Book
 rabbit
activities
&
recipes
 rabbit activities for kids
Print and have some fun!

Have a Bunny Race! – Start by making some giant bunny feet (think 2
feet long!) from cardboard. Once you have them traced or cut out,
have your child paint them white. They can even paint 3 ovals on the
top to make them look more like rabbits’ feet/paws. Once dry, hot
glue an empty tissue box (which can also be painted) in the middle of
the foot for your child’s feet. When each child has prepared their
bunny feet, line them up at the starting line and see who can run (or
hop!) to reach the finish line fastest!
Play Bunny Hopscotch! – Grab some colorful sidewalk chalk, and
make a hopscotch board…but instead of drawing squares, draw
bunny feet!
Play Pin the Tail on the Bunny! – Draw the outline of a rabbit on
poster board or cardboard, make a fluffy tail by gluing cotton balls
onto cardstock, grab a blindfold, and have fun!
Have a Bunny Bean Bag Toss! – Draw a rabbit outline on cardboard
and paint or decorate it. Cut out the rabbit’s belly and a half-circle
for the mouth area…or if you just want to draw/decorate a rabbit’s
head, you can cut out the mouth and ears. See who can toss the bean
bags into the bunny holes!
Make a Paper Plate Bunny! – All you need for this fun activity is a
paper plate (as the head), construction paper (for the ears), 2 googly
eyes, a pom-pom and 3 pipe cleaners (for the nose and whiskers), a
marker to draw on the mouth, scissors, and glue. Cut out your bunny
ears, twist the pipe cleaners together in the middle and glue the
pom-pom in the center of the twist, glue everything to the plate,
draw on the mouth, and you’re finished!
 rabbit snacks
Print and have some fun!

Carrot Snacks: Why not have some carrots prepared for a snack
while you’re learning about rabbits? You can go the obvious route
and either have carrot sticks or baby carrots, or add some goldfish,
cheese ball puffs, or another orange snack to a disposable frosting
bag and tie it with a green ribbon!
Bunny Face: For this healthier option, you need a toasted English
muffin covered with strawberry cream cheese. Add 2 small
blueberries for eyes, the end of a strawberry slice for the nose, 6
small pretzel sticks for whiskers, and 2 strawberry slices for ears.
Cute and nutritious!
Bunny Rolls: Get a pack (or two!) of Grands Mini Cinnamon Rolls,
and place all of the rolls except for one on the baking sheet. Carefully
unwrap the last roll, and use pieces of it to make bunny ears over the
other rolls. Bake, drizzle with icing, and enjoy!
Rabbit Fruit Kebobs: Gather your ingredients – wooden skewers,
marshmallow bunny Peeps, and small chunks of cantaloupe,
pineapple, strawberries, grapes, etc. Start layering fruit and either
add the Peep in the middle or at the end. Your kids will love putting
these together…and you’ll love that they’re eating this colorful candy
alternative!
Bunny Bootie Pancakes: If you want a creative breakfast idea that
your kids are sure to love and remember, this is it!! You’ll be plating
these to look like a bunny from behind, so you’ll need one 2 medium
circle pancake for the body, 1 circle pancake a bit smaller for the
head, 2 ear-shaped pancakes (you can always cut them into the
proper shape if your pancake skills are subpar like mine), and two
small ovals for the feet. Once you have your pancakes arranged on
the plate, add a banana slice and 3 or 4 blueberries on each foot to
make the paw, and finish with a dollop of whipped cream for the tail.
So cute!!