Your kids will love receiving a letter from the Easter Bunny on Easter morning! This free printable Easter Bunny letter has two versions—an adorable classic letter and one geared toward families that are still being cautious due to COVID.
“Mommy, will the Easter bunny be able to come this year?”
This simple question threw me off guard when the pandemic first started. Of course the Easter bunny would be coming to our house! But I can see why my boys were concerned—I mean, if grandma and grandpa couldn’t come over, why would a bunny be able to break the rules?
In response, I created this free printable letter from the Easter Bunny, explaining that bunnies can’t transmit COVID and that basket deliveries will continue as normal, though we’re having to take a break from bunny visits and photos this year.
COVID has slowed a bit after that first original April, so this year I’ve added a more traditional Easter bunny letter. Both have cute bright colors and a sweet little Easter bunny. So whether or not you’re still being cautious or you just want a bit of Easter Bunny fun your child’s basket on Easter morning, these free printables will work for you!
Easter Bunny Letter for COVID
I hope this simple letter will help ease the worries your kids might have about the Easter bunny visiting this year. Pair it with my Easter scavenger hunt for a fun Easter morning! Need Easter basket ideas? Check out these posts:
- Non-Candy Easter Egg Fillers
- Easter Basket Ideas for Toddlers
- Easy Easter Basket Ideas
- Ideas for Baby’s First Easter Basket
- Dollar Store Easter Basket Ideas
Classic Easter Bunny Letter
This traditional Easter Bunny letter is designed to go with an Easter basket full of delicious treats! Perfect for getting kids excited about easter eggs (and egg hunts!), chocolate and candy, and more. Put it in a colorful envelope and seal with a cute Easter sticker! Your kid’s face will light up reading this sweet piece of mail from the Easter Bunny.
Then get on with your Easter celebration! You can check out more of my printable Easter activities here:
- Easter Games Bundle
- Easter Scavenger Hunt Clues
- Easter Egg Tracing Worksheet
- Easter Coloring Page
- Easter Word Search
Download the Easter Bunny Letter under PRINTABLES P108
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Grab the Easter Games Printable
Download six Easter games that you can print and play at home!
Whether you’re gathering with families or keeping it to a small Easter egg hunt in your yard. I truly hope that you have a memorable Easter Sunday this year and enjoy these Easter letters!
And let’s not forget about the other big Holiday! Grab a free printable Letter from Santa!
Comments & Reviews
Kim says
Love your printables – I was reading through them all and realized on your Easter Bunny letter (non Covid format) it says “leave me some carrots to much on” I think you mean muNch.
Thanks for all you do, it is greatly appreciated
Cori says
oops…Thank you!
Tabatha says
Thank you for this. We needed an explanation to prevent our 7 year old from deducing the packaged food looks different than in years past. No need to kill easter spirit this year!
Amber says
Just wanted to say thanks for this! I have 4 kids and the Tooth Fairy already had to leave gifts taped to the front door since she’s technically a person. 😂 This made my life so much easier and is so cute! Thank you!
Erika says
Love these ideas!
Linda says
Read that the Prime Minister of New Zealand assured her youngest constituents that the Easter Bunny and the Tooth Fairy are considered “essential personnel.”
Thanks for all you are doing for us in this unprecedented (at least in our generation) time.