35 Free Printable and Unit Studies About Rabbits

Published:
September 22, 2020

Contributor:
Jeannette Tuionetoa

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Studying about animals always makes for fun lessons at home. These free printable and unit studies about rabbits will help kids learn about these adorable hopping creatures.

Free Printables and Unit Studies About Rabbits text with image of a girl holding a small rabbit up to her face

Cute or Not Cute?

Did you know that although we think rabbits are adorable in the US, Australia sees rabbits more of a nuisance than anything else?

Apparently rabbits are everywhere, like rodents in many areas. They get into gardens and pester. I have heard of this before from farmers, but didn’t know the sentiment was shared with a whole other country.

In Australia, rabbit populations are considered a serious “mammalian pest” and are considered invasive mammals causing millions of dollars of damage to crops.

European wild rabbits were introduced to Australia in 1859 so they could be hunted for sport. Within a short 50 year period following this, the rabbit population spread across the entire continent. They devastated Australia’s indigenous flora and fauna.

This proliferation of rabbits was the fastest a mammal was introduced to a country ever. The continent now is home to at least 150 million feral rabbits. Basically, the rabbit is the country’s pest.

Can you believe that?

I lived in New York and have seen rats as big as cats. Now THAT is a pest. At least the bunnies are adorable. However, I guess you have to be there to understand. To us, they remain a treasured pet and part of the farm animal ensemble.

Fast Facts About Rabbits

  • Now we know rabbits breed fast and breed a lot. The world’s largest rabbit measured at 129.53 cm tall (4 ft. 3 in.) and weighed 22 kg. (49 lbs.).
  • Rabbits, like cats, purr when they are happy and relaxed. Rabbits can jump as high as 90 centimeters in the air – in one leap.
  • A baby rabbit is called a kit, a female is called a doe and a male is called a buck.

FREE Print & Go Rabbit Resources

Spring coloring page with a bunny asleep in a basket with flowers

“Some Bunny Loves You” Coloring Page

This sweet bunny is all snuggled up in a basket, just waiting for a splash of color. Whether you need a quiet activity or a little reminder that you’re loved, this cozy coloring page is the perfect pick for kids who adore animals and creative fun.

Rabbit Crossword with 12 different rabbit breeds

Name That Rabbit Crossword Puzzle

Think you know your bunny breeds? Use the clues to name 12 different types of rabbits, from fluffy giants to speedy hoppers. It’s a fun way to learn about rabbits’ shapes, sizes, and surprising origins, perfect for animal lovers and curious kids!

a fun fact about rabbits as a cryptogram

Crack the Bunny Cryptogram

hink you know your bunny breeds? Use the clues to name 12 different types of rabbits, from fluffy giants to speedy hoppers. It’s a fun way to learn about rabbits’ shapes, sizes, and surprising origins, perfect for animal lovers and curious kids!

Napoleon and 2 bunnies in a field - funny historical event

Napoleon and the Great Bunny Rebellion

What happens when a famous emperor takes on a thousand rabbits and loses? This silly story from history brings Napoleon’s real-life bunny battle to life with laughs, learning, and a pack of fun activities that curious kids will love.

More Rabbit Resources to Explore

Looking for more ways to learn about rabbits? These hand-picked websites offer fun facts, science activities, and lesson ideas perfect for homeschool or classroom use. Hop in and take a look:

The Tale of Peter Rabbit Printables & Activities for Kindergarten and First Grade text with image examples of pages

The Runaway Bunny Printables

Final Thought

Whether you see rabbits as a pest or an adorable cuddly creature, studying them in your homeschool will be loads of fun!

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