Cute Bunny Coloring Page and Puzzle
I love to create visual perceptual puzzles and this cute bunny coloring page and puzzle is adorable. The object of the puzzle is to find the specific bunnies and color them in.
Directions for the Cute Bunny Coloring Page and Puzzle
Download and print the cute bunny coloring page and puzzle. Read the directions. You must find ONE bunny with a heart nose, ONE bunny with only 4 whiskers, ONE bunny with eye lashes and ONE bunny with teeth.
When you find the bunnies, color them in. Color the rest of the bunny page.
What skills does this puzzle work on?
You are practicing visual perceptual skills such as visual discrimination, visual scanning, and visual motor skills. Fine motor skills are required to color in the picture.
Visual discrimination skills are the ability to determine differences and similarities between objects to help us to understand and interpret the environment around us. Visual discrimination is especially important when learning reading, writing, and mathematics. Children need adequate visual discrimination skills to function properly in school and at home.
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