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Mother’s Day

1. Thank You Mom: This is a good time to talk about how much the kids appreciate their
mothers. Discuss with the children the kinds of things that they appreciative of about their
mothers such as caring for them when they are hurt, or sad.

Found in: Holidays • Kindergarten • May • Pre-Kindergarten

Spring Springs

Create realistic flowers from construction paper and recycled items to show what you know about the parts of a flower.

Making Flowers That Smell From Paper

Children can learn the parts of a flower (stem, leaves, stamen, etc.). They can realize that different flowers have different smells. They can talk about the colors of the flowers they made. They can talk about mothers day and all the wonderful things their mothers do for them!

Found in: 2nd Grade • February • Visual Arts

Tissue Paper Flowers

Hawaiian women wear flowers behind their ears. Which ear they wear it behind tells gentlemen if they are married or single. Unmarried women wear their flower behind their left ear. It’s sort of like a wedding band.

Tissue Paper Flowers Craft

These flowers are made from folded tissue paper (crepe paper). You can make an entire bouquet of them for a great gift or decoration.

Found in: 3rd Grade • 4th Grade • April • July • June • May
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