Big Bad Bunny<\/a> by Franny Billingsley — This book starts out a bit odd because it almost seems there are two separate stories. There’s this fearsome “Big Bad Bunny” character we follow through the forest as he goes scritch<\/em> with his claws and ka-splash<\/em> with his feet, but far away in a quiet mouse house, a mother is putting her baby mice to bed. But where is her Baby Boo-Boo? And who is this “Big Bad Bunny” howling like a hundred hungry hyenas? <\/p>\n Duck! Rabbit!<\/a> by Amy Krouse Rosenthal and illustrated by Tom Lichtenheld — I used a duck puppet for this story and he argued with me about whether the picture we were looking at was of a duck or a rabbit. A little girl was inspired to try putting on a similar puppet show with the book and her own duck doll at home!<\/p>\n Ready Rabbit Gets Ready<\/a> by Brenna Maloney — This book has very creative photo illustrations featuring a knitted bunny and adorable dollhouse type objects. He tries to get ready for school and knows that that’s important, but so is riding his imaginary motorcycle and saving imaginary whales in imaginary danger!<\/p>\n One little, two little, three little carrots And now he’s gonna eat them, and it’s:<\/p>\n Nine little, eight little, seven little carrots (This is an old song you sing to the tune of “Battle Hymn of the Republic.” Each time you sing, take one word away and try to remember not to sing that word!)<\/p>\n Little Peter Rabbit had a fly upon his ear Little Peter — had a fly upon his ear Little Peter — had a — upon his ear Little Peter — had a — upon his — “Shake my Sillies Out” from The Singable Songs Collection<\/a> by Raffi<\/p>\n “If You’re Hoppy and You Know It” and “The Bunny Hop” from Fisher Price Little People Easter Sing-Along<\/a> (private collection)<\/p>\n \u201cRow, Row, Row Your Boat\u201d from Songs for Wiggleworms<\/a> by the Old Town School of Folk Music<\/p>\n “Max and the Easter Bunny” from Easter with Max and Ruby<\/a><\/p>\n Bunnies!!!<\/a> by Kevan Atteberry – A monster searches everywhere to find the things he loves: bunnies!<\/p>\n Use Your Imagination<\/a> by Nicola O’Byrne –<\/a><\/p>\n
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\nFour little, five little, six little carrots
\nSeven little, eight little, nine little carrots
\nTen little carrots for my bunny to eat!<\/p>\n
\nSix little, five little, four little carrots
\nThree little, two little, one little carrot
\nThat’s all the carrots and my bunny is full!<\/p>\nFlannelboard Song<\/h2>\n
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\nLittle Peter Rabbit had a fly upon his ear
\nLittle Peter Rabbit had a fly upon his ear
\nAnd he flicked it til it flew away<\/p>\n
\nLittle Peter — had a fly upon his ear
\nLittle Peter — had a fly upon his ear
\nAnd he flicked it til it flew away<\/p>\n
\nLittle Peter — had a — upon his ear
\nLittle Peter — had a — upon his ear
\nAnd he flicked it til it flew away<\/p>\n
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\nLittle Peter — had a — upon his —
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Film We Watched<\/h2>\n
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Continue the Fun<\/h2>\n
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\nRabbit is bored. What shall he do? Luckily, Wolf has the perfect solution. “Why not write a story?” he suggests. And so Wolf teaches Rabbit to use his imagination to create the perfect story with lots of exciting props and interesting characters. What a kind and helpful wolf! Rabbit is desperate to know what happens when it suddenly becomes clear that Wolf is very hungry — uh-oh, so that’s how the story ends. But Wolf hasn’t reckoned on Rabbit’s brilliant imagination.<\/p>\n