Creativity and Wonder: Every teacher can foster creativity, regardless of artistic experience: 20 Ways to Draw a Rabbit

My name is Robin Norgren, M.A. and I am here to help make Montessori philosophy more relevant in the classroom. My projects include: Josey's Art School, The Gifted Learner, Creativity and Wonder and A Montessori Way of Seeing. I found my way into educational spaces as a mother of Creative children yet I am not an art teacher. This information is important because my style empowers teachers who are shy about teaching art but looking for products that promote expression over technical perfection.

20 Ways to Draw a Rabbit

Rabbits do a happy dance called a "binky" by jumping and twisting in the air, their teeth never stop growing, and they can swivel their amazing ears around 270 degrees to hear all around them. [1, 2]

Fun Facts About Rabbits

The Happy Binky: When a rabbit feels super happy and excited, it does a joyful dance called a binky. It leaps straight up into the air, kicks its feet, and twists its body! [1, 2]

Super-Growing Teeth: A rabbit's teeth never, ever stop growing. To keep them short, rabbits chew constantly on grass, hay, and twigs. [1, 2, 3]

Rotating Ears: A rabbit can turn its long ears in two different directions at the same time. This helps them listen for danger from far away.

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