1. The three pages
- Doctor rabbit · clinic room: a bunny with a stethoscope and clipboard, a teddy bear patient on the exam bed, a height chart, a shelf of medicine bottles and a potted plant.
- Pastry chef rabbit · bakery kitchen: a bunny decorating a cake with a piping bag, a brick oven, shelves of bread and pie, a rolling pin, a whisk and a flour sack.
- Firefighter rabbit · fire station: a bunny in a helmet holding a hose, two fire engines, a fire hydrant, a winding hose and flowers.
2. Talking about jobs while coloring
- Doctor: "Why did the teddy bear come to the clinic?" "What does the doctor hear with a stethoscope?"
- Pastry chef: "What do you need to make a cake?" "Whose birthday cake might this be?"
- Firefighter: "Why do fire engines carry ladders?" "What should we do if there is a fire?"
3. A coloring order
Fill the big areas first, such as the walls, the floor and the sky, then the bunny’s clothes and face, and finish with small tools like the stethoscope, the cake and the hose. A white doctor’s coat can stay white or be colored very lightly.
4. Role-play to follow
- Clinic: make a doll the patient and check it with a paper-cup stethoscope.
- Bakery: make cakes and bread from colored paper and open a shop.
- Fire safety: look for fire extinguishers and exit signs together and talk through how to leave a building safely.
5. More bunny jobs
The animal profession pages have bunny job friends drawn in a different style, such as a barista, astronaut, firefighter, doctor and artist bunny. Compare two takes on the same job. The dream jobs pages show many jobs with people characters.
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FAQ
What age are they for?
Bold, closed outlines suit ages 5 to 8. Younger children can color the bunny first and save the busy background for another day.
Is there a color reference?
These rabbit job pages are line art only, so children can pick any colors they like.
Can I color them online?
Yes. Open online coloring on the page to color on a tablet or computer.