Show your mom love today with Mother’s Day flower gift! Easy kids craft for spring and Mom! Use in your lower elementary classrooms from Kindergarten to Fifth Grade.

Practice fine motor work, following directions, and flower vocabulary in one great craft for kids.

Mother’s Day is a fun time to give sweet little crafts from our little ones. Like this, I love Mom Thumbprint Craft, and oh how they enjoy reading all of these Mother’s Day books.

To purchase the “mum” version of Mother’s Day Flower Gift click here.

Watch Mother’s Day Flower Gift

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Inside You Will Find:

Directions
‘Stem and leaves in flower pot’ page
‘Mom’ flower page
‘Glue here’ flower page

Materials Needed for Mother’s Day Flower Gift:

paper or card stock
scissors
crayons
glue
pencil
pipe cleaner

Getting Mother’s Day Flower Gift Ready

I love when activities involve little or no prep and this one totally fits the bill! Literally, all that you will need to do is press “print”. How awesome is that?!

Everything is ready to go – all that is left is having your students put together these sweet gifts for their moms!

Using Mother’s Day Flower Gift in the Classroom

This activity is something that can easily be done in one sitting or can be spread out throughout the week. There are three different pages that will need to be completed in order to have a finished gift. First students will need to color the mom flower.

Next, you will want them to decorate the flower pot. I always recommend that my students draw a picture of them with their mom or even a fun memory of the two of them so that way there is something special on there.

Students will then write all of the special reasons why they love their mom. Each petal will get a different reason.

After everything has been colored, students will cut out all three pieces. When cutting the mom flower, you will want them to cut the lines in between each petal until they reach the inside circle. This way they can easily lift the petal and see what is written below once it is finished.

Lastly, students will glue all of the pieces together to get their finished product. To my the flower more stable, you can glue (or tape) a pipe cleaner to the back of the stem and flower. This will give the flower so extra support.