Starting to plan what crafts to do in the class for mother’s day coming up? Look no further! We have trawled through the internet to find the best crafts to try this year. There is always the old faithful hand butterfly or hand flowers but these are a bit more adventurous if you’re up for it!
I love you this much
A cute and simple card option, make sure to use safety scissors.
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Petal Soap
This one is perhaps a little on the pricey side because you do need soap compound but it is well worth it for something mum can actually get some use out of.
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Mother’s Day card
This is a very effective card and so easy to do by writing in white crayon and painting over it!
I love you to pieces
Another simple yes effective card option
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Candle Holder
This candle holder can be decorated in any way but a hand print is a great idea! Another option is to just use the clay and handprint but put a magnet on the back for a ‘handy’ fridge magnet.
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Egg carton flower card
Who doesn’t love a 3D Card? This involves cutting and painting and plenty of fun. If you are trying this with younger kids it may be a good idea to cut out the majority of the flowers yourself and they can paint the petals and the flower stems.
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Heart corner book mark
As if a mum gets any quiet alone time to read! Nonetheless, this is a fun idea for older kids as it is origami anhead this can be quite tricky for younger ones.
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Mother’s Day Candle
Time to use all those broken candles the kids refuse to use anymore and decorate a candle to light up mums world. As the students to all bring in a white candle and away you go!
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We hope you enjoy these ideas for something a little different this Mother’s Day. Send in the pictures of what your students create in class for mother’s day, we want to see it all the good the bad and the ugly!