Colors

 Little Bunny learns the names of colors while shopping at the farmers' market.

Learning colors and their names is an essential preschool skill and is often part of a Kindergarten preparedness evaluation. 

Find the Colors Coloring Book under Coloring pages.

"The perfect book to introduce children to the colors of the rainbow...The illustrations make the story come alive...Learning colors with Little Bunny will be fun and entertaining." 5 stars - Readers' Favorite

Seven Days in a Week

Little Bunny plays the way through the week and learns the repeating pattern of the weekly days. Understanding the the days of the week prepares a child for school schedules. 

Learning patterns of all kinds lays the foundation for a preschooler's future education, it is fundamental to understanding math, history and science. 

Find a printable version of the mural Little Bunny makes in this book under Other Printables.

"Dianne Miller presents the concepts of days and weeks in a fun-filled story that little ones are sure to enjoy." 5 stars - Readers' Favorite

Shapes

Little Bunny learns shapes and their corresponding names while baking for a party.

Learning shapes and their names is an important preschool skill and is often part of a Kindergarten preparedness evaluation. 

Find the printable shapes matching game under 3 in 1 Printables and over a hundred printable seek and finds featuring shapes of all sizes under Seek and Finds.

“A Delightful Book That Introduces Children To Shapes In A Fun Interactive Way. The Illustrations Are As Wonderful As The Book…” 5 Stars - Readers” Favorite

Don't Go

In 'Don't Go" Little Bunny is devastated to be left at preschool.

Little Bunny's Mommy reassures Little Bunny she will be back and Little Bunny learns to make friends and enjoy the activities. 

Find printable First Day and Story Time seek and finds under Printables. Find the dancing bunny crown Little Bunny makes in the story under Other Printables.

“Miller Has Taken An Age-Old Issue And Turned It Into A Wonderful Tale That Any Kid Can Relate To And Learn From.” 5 Stars - Readers’ Favorite

Weather

Little Bunny experiences different kinds of weather.

Learning types of weather and their corresponding names is often a fundamental preschool requirement and can be part of Kindergarten preparedness evaluations. 

Find the printable Little Bunny weather paper doll, with clothes for all kinds of weather under Other Printables. 

“Learning About The Weather Couldn’t Be More Delightful Than This! The Illustrations Are Adorable…” 5 Stars - Readers’ Favorite

Fractions

Little Bunny learns half, thirds and fourths while sharing with friends and family. Preschoolers have a keen sense of fairness and equal portions, making this age the perfect time to introduce the concept of fractions.

A gentle introduction to fractions with a nod to division.

Find the fractions matching games and much more under 3 in 1 printables.

"Dianne Miller Once Again Offers The Essence Of Helping Your Child In Building Substance And Character... This Book Is Thought-Provoking, Insightful And Explains How To Create Fractions Simply And Easily. It Also Creates An Excellent Way To Introduce The Essential Elements Of Sharing." 5 Stars - Readers Favorite

I’m Sick

Little Bunny is sick and experiences a trip to the doctor. A comforting story about being ill and the many professionals that help.

And a gentle introduction to the fact that not everyone gets better.

Find the Health and Safety matching game under 3 in 1 printables.

"I'm Sick is an adorable book that introduces children to sickness. The author's voice is gentle, kind and comforting and the illustrations in the story make it palpable to readers...The Little Bunny series is a good collection to have at home and in school." 5 stars - Readers' Favorite

Use Words

Little Bunny learns to stop crying, pushing and pouting and to use words to share feelings.

Learning to identify and express your feelings and to identify and understand the feelings of others is key to developing empathy and social skills.

"Little Bunny is adorable, real and relatable...It is a good storybook for parents and teachers to educate children on how to express themselves." 5 stars - Readers' Favorite

Manners

While attending a party, Little Bunny learns how to be introduced, to say excuse me, how to apologize, to say please and thank you and to only touch others when invited.

Developing social skills is as important and challenging for preschoolers as academic skills and just as important for a successful, happy life.

"The illustrations are adorable, just like Little Bunny, and make the concept tangible to young readers...Teaching young children to behave,,, might not be that easy, but this book will be useful when it comes to making it simple." 5 stars - Readers' Favorite

Tattling

Little Bunny learns the difference between tattling and telling during a day at preschool.

Learning to identify the things that matter and need attention and the things that don’t is a lifelong challenge.

Tattling is an age appropriate introduction to learning to assess what is important.

"Dianne Miller does an excellent job of helping navigate confusing waters in Tattling...The drawings are simple enough not to overwhelm but interesting enough to keep a child engaged...I'd definitely recommend." - Readers' Favorite

Can I Play

Little Bunny learns to include others while playing in the sandbox at the playground. 

Developing the ability to work with many different people is an important social skill a preschooler will use their entire life.

“The message in this short story is simple...you don't have to be best friends but you do have to work with others... This is a perfect children's short story because it teaches a big lesson in a simple way." 5 stars - Readers' Favorite

Why Not

Little Bunny learns cause and effect and the importance of thinking about others.

Learning cause and effect lays the groundwork for understanding basic logic, and introduces the concept of consequences.

"Why Not relates a normal day in Little Bunny's life that easily translates into our own days...The perfect gift for your own Little Bunnies who are learning more about the ins and outs of their environment." 5 stars - Readers' Favorite

Watch Me

Little Bunny learns independence during a visit to the community pool.

Learning to be safe and connected with your loved ones while independently socializing and learning is an important preschool accomplishment.

"Dianne Miller gives us a sweet tale that encourages preschoolers to be comfortable with independent play while staying safe... Little Bunny is a friendly, affectionate and energetic character who is sure to appeal." 5 stars - Readers' Favorite

Things Happen

Little Bunny learns about responsibility as a day of mishaps progresses.

Learning to be responsible and thoughtful is a life long challenge that begins in preschool.

"Dianne Miller gives preschoolers a simple but very important lesson in the fundamental virtue of taking responsibility for one's actions. Little Bunny's mother also gives parents an important lesson in how she handles the situations and interacts with her child." 5 stars - Readers' Favorite

Try Again

Little Bunny learns patience and perseverance while fishing.

Many life skills require persistence and resolve to master. The ability to practice and repeat skills is invaluable for young students.

All the Little bunny printables are a great way to practice and repeat skills to develop mastery.

"This Book Was A Joy To Read And Presented An Excellent Example Of How To Help Children Understand The Importance Of Trying And Not Giving Up." 5 Stars - Readers' Favorite

Clean Up

Little Bunny learns the value of tidying up.

Being organized can make a difference in a child’s school work and home life and eventually affect their adult experiences.

Find the Clean Up matching game under 3 in 1 printables. All the 3 in 1 printables are matching games, giving a child the opportunity to practice grouping and organizing objects and concepts.

"An engaging story for youngsters that will help them understand the importance of cleaning up...The illustrations breathe life into the story and characters, and young readers will love the portrayal of Little Bunny." 5 stars - Readers' Favorite

Best Friend

Little Bunny learns the joy of creative play and imagination.

When a child imagines, they are developing the important skills needed for envisioning. The ability to envision ideas and plans is key to all adult communications and creativity, as well as, organizing and accomplishing.

"An entertaining, engaging and comforting story that will motivate children to imagine and have their own ideas. The illustrations are wonderful, they make the story vivid and breathe life into the characters." 5 stars - Readers' Favorite