Cute Easter Juice Boxes for Class Parties

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This fun party printable is one of the best Easter crafts! Whether you’re searching for a cute drink idea for a classroom party or a simple way to serve juice at Easter dinner, these fun Easter juice boxes are sure to be a hit with the kids. Grab the free printable template to turn plain juice boxes into adorable Easter bunnies in a matter of minutes.

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I love this simple Easter party craft so much because it’s so simple to make! Thanks to the Easter bunny juice box template, all you have to do is download, print, and wrap it around a juice box.

Easter Juice Boxes

Your kids will have so much fun drinking their Easter bunny juices at their classroom party or at Easter dinner — whether they’re in preschool or kindergarten! And the best part is that you can quickly and easily download my printable bunny template to create your craft today.

The thing I love most about this easy craft is that it’s simple enough to put together that you can make your own juice boxes in minutes! That means it’s perfect for serving at home or in the classroom.

And since you only need a handful of supplies, you probably already have everything you need to put this project together right now. Here’s what you’ll need to make your own Easter bunny juice boxes:

• Juice boxes: I designed this wrapper to fit on Juicy Juice fruit punch boxes, so I’m not sure how well it will fit on other brands. I suggest grabbing some Juicy Juices for the perfect fit when making your sat home!
• White pom poms: To create the tail for your Easter bunny, you’ll need some white pom poms or cotton balls. This part of the craft is totally optional!
• White paper: Print out the Easter bunny template on white copy paper cardstock to ensure your bunny’s ears stand up nice and straight.

In addition to these craft supplies, you’ll also need your hot glue gun and scissors to put this craft together.

Easter Bunny Juice Box Template

The first step to creating this juice box Easter bunny craft is to download the bunny template. After you grab your printable, you can start putting everything together.

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Once you receive the password delivered to your inbox, you can access the freebie page. There, you’ll find the printable template to download. Simply load your paper into your printer and hit print. The printable features designs for two juice boxes, so print out as many copies as you need to make enough drinks for the entire class!

How to Make Easter Juice Boxes

You’re going to love how quick and easy Easter bunny craft is to put together. After you grab your printable template, just print it out on white paper or cardstock.

Cut the template out by using your scissors to cut down each center line and around the bunny ears. When you’re finished cutting, you’ll end up with two juice box wrappers.

Next, remove the straw from each of the juice boxes and set them aside. Then, center the bunny face on the front of the juice box. Wrap the plain side of the wrapper around the back of the box and glue it in place.

After that, wrap the side of with the bunny feet over the top of the plain side and glue it in place. Add a white pom pom bunny tail just above the feet.

After that, all that’s left to do is attach the straws to the side of each juice box. I used a piece of tape to attach the straw to make it easier for the kids to remove on their own without ripping the wrapper.

Easter Juice Box Ideas

This cute craft is such a fun way to celebrate the Easter holiday. As you’re putting your Easter Bunny juice boxes together, you may have questions along the way. Take a look at these common questions for more Easter crafting ideas.

Do the kids need to remove the wrapper to drink the juice?

No! Since the wrapper goes around the sides and front of the juice box, the hole on top is easily accessible. Just make sure to take the straw off the back of the juice box before gluing the cover in place. After that, attach the straw to the side of the juice box for easy access.

Can I leave off the bunny tail?

Of course! This cute addition is totally optional. So, if you don’t have any white pom poms or cotton balls on hand, just skip this step of the crafting process.

Can I add other decorations?

Sure! Once you have your Easter bunny template glued into place, the sky is the limit! There are several other decorations you can add to your juice boxes to make them more personalized. Try these other decorating ideas as you’re putting your Easter party snacks together.

• Add some googly eyes over the top of the eyes on the template
• Tie a bow around the top or bottom of the juice box to give the bunny a hairbow or bow tie.
• Decorate the front of each juice box with your child’s name using a marker or stickers.

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