Ducks or Rabbits? and Some Easter Science!
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 by Amy Krouse Rosenthal and Tom Lichtenheld? It is so funny. We got it from the library today and loved it. It is an optical illusion and in the book they are arguing over whether or not it is a duck or a rabbit.
Have you ever seen this optical illusion? Do you see a duck or a rabbit?
To go along with this fun book, we did a few other Spring and Easter related projects.
Bunny and Duck Spring Craft for Kids
Here is a fun little Spring craft that goes along perfectly with the ducks Rabbits book. One side of this craft is a bunny and the other side is a duck, but they are the same shape. Â It’s a cool little optical illusion craft.
You can print out the bunny and duck template on one piece of card stock, or on two pieces of regular paper. The printable template includes one with a poem and one that is blank.
This printable has a cute little poem on it.
I’m a little bunny
But you’re in luck,
Just turn me over
And now I’m a duck!
To make this you decorate one side to look like a rabbit and the other side to look like a duck. Â We used a little yellow feather for the duck’s wing and a little puff ball for the bunny’s tail.
Cut around the template and glue them together (if you printed two of them).
We attached a craft stick to it so you can hold it and easily turn it from one side to the other. Â Put this between the two layers, or tape it to one side if you printed just one.
Now turn it around and show it off to your friends and family!
Download the Ducks or Rabbits template now!
Now for some Easter Science
I love that book! I pretty much love anything by Amy Krouse Rosenthal- one of my new faves! Your craft to accompany it is awesome! Thanks for sharing and thanks for linking up at we teach: we’re bloggers.
I am reading this book and doing this craft with my class tomorrow!
Michelle
Apples and ABC’s
Science and reading and optical illusions, so much learning in one post. Thanks so much. The craft will be a big hit with children, and so will the book and melted Peeps. Perfect! Carolyn
Really cool ideas to go along with the story! Thanks for linking up to Thinky Linky Thursday!
Lori @ Cachey Mama’s Classroom
I love that book…and the science experiment you did with it is awesome!! Thanks for sharing at Teach Me Tuesday!!
I’ve never seen that book before! Thanks for sharing with BTT!
Hi again! I just wanted to let you know that this post is one of the most clicked-on links at Teach Me Tuesday! Congratulations–it’s featured today!!
I’m doing an April Fools Storytime at my library and the kids will love this! Thanks for sharing it!