Craft Your Own Bunny Game
Make a bunny-themed board game using cardstock, markers, dice, and tokens. Design rules, decorate pieces, and play with friends or family.
Step-by-step guide to Craft Your Own Bunny Game
Step 1
Gather every material from the list and put them on a clear table space.
Step 2
Decide your game's goal and how a player wins, for example reach the Finish space first or collect three carrots.
Step 3
Lay a large piece of cardstock flat to be your game board.
Step 4
Draw a path of connected spaces from Start to Finish using your pencil and ruler.
Step 5
Number each space in order from Start to Finish with your pencil or marker.
Step 6
Choose several special spaces and draw a small symbol for each one like a carrot hop or bunny slide.
Step 7
Write a short effect on each special space explaining what happens when a player lands there.
Step 8
Cut a stack of small cards from cardstock and write short event or challenge instructions on each card.
Step 9
Make or decorate your tokens by coloring buttons or cutting paper shapes and turning them into little bunnies.
Step 10
Decorate the board with colors drawings and stickers to make it rabbit-themed and fun.
Step 11
Set up the board with tokens and dice and play the game with friends or family to test how it works.
Step 12
Change one rule or adjust one space based on the test play to make the game more fun or fair.
Step 13
Share your finished Bunny Game on DIY.org.
Final steps
You're almost there! Complete all the steps, bring your creation to life, post it, and conquer the challenge!
Help!?
What can we use if we don't have cardstock for the game board?
Use a sturdy flattened cereal box or a manila folder as a substitute for the large piece of cardstock and glue two pieces together if you need a bigger board.
My cardstock cards and paper tokens keep bending or tearing during play—how can we stop that?
Reinforce the small cards cut from cardstock and homemade paper tokens by covering them with clear tape on both sides or gluing them onto extra cardstock or index cards to make them sturdier for play.
How can we change the game to suit different ages of kids?
For ages 3–5 shorten the drawn path to fewer spaces and use picture-only special spaces with no event cards, while for older kids lengthen the numbered spaces, add more complex challenge cards, and introduce scoring or timed turns.
How can we make the Bunny Game more special or replayable after the first test play?
Add personalized features like a laminated bunny profile card with one unique power, decorate matching tokens and special spaces accordingly, then test the new rule change during the playtest step and share the improved version on DIY.org.
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Facts about board game design for kids
🐰 Baby rabbits are called kits (or kittens) — a cute idea for naming your game's characters or tokens!
🎨 Cardstock is thicker than regular printer paper, making it perfect for sturdy game boards, tokens, and cards.
🎲 Dice have been used in games for over 5,000 years, so rolling for fun is a super ancient tradition!
👪 Many families make 'house rules' — inventing rules is a fun part of game design and makes play unique to your group.
🏺 One of the oldest known board games is Senet from ancient Egypt, showing people loved games thousands of years ago.
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