Pat the Bunny

by Dorothy Kunhardt · Baby–Pre-K · Ages Ages 0–3

Judy and Paul invite little readers to try gentle actions, like patting a soft bunny and playing peekaboo. It is a touch-and-feel book made for babies and toddlers to explore with their hands.

Key vocabulary

  • To touch something gently with your hand. You might pat a soft bunny or a puppy.

  • A small rabbit with long ears. Bunnies often hop and have soft fur.

  • A little hiding game where someone covers their face and then pops back out. It often makes babies giggle.

  • A shiny thing you look into to see your face. Mirrors show your reflection.

  • The colorful parts of plants that can smell sweet. Bees and butterflies often visit flowers.

  • Rough or prickly to touch. A scratchy face might feel tickly on your fingers.

  • A small circle worn on a finger. Some rings are shiny and smooth.

  • To move your hand back and forth to say hello or goodbye. You can wave to a friend across the room.