Cut two large oval shaped ears from the construction paper. Glue them to the back of the styrofoam ball.

Materials:

1 quart sealer, washed and dried

Styrofoam ball large enough to fit the mouth of the jar

pink construction paper

one pair googly eyes

3 pink chenille stems

2 or 3 cotton balls or a white pom pom

white glue

Instructions:

Cut two large oval shaped ears from the construction paper. Glue them to the back of the styrofoam ball.

Glue on the googly eyes.

Cut a small triangle from construction paper and glue it on for a nose.

Cut the chenille stems in half and glue three to either side of the nose to form whiskers.

The bunny's head will be the lid of the jar.

Glue two or three cotton balls or a white pom pom to the back of the jar to make a tail.

Fill the jar with jelly beans or other colorful Easter candy.

  Suggestion:

On your bunny jellybean jar I think that fun foam instead of construction paper would work better. I know that the fun foam would stand up better. Whereas the construction paper would more flop over and eventually tear.

Contributed by: Kim Tanner

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