April showers may bring May flowers but the flowers in these crafts won’t wilt away.
These flowers are perfect for any time of the year!
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Making Preschool Flower Crafts
Making crafts with your preschooler is more beneficial than just ending up with a cute keepsake (although that is a perk).
Many fine motor skills are used in tracing, cutting, placing pom-poms, and painting.
Having strong fine motor skills helps with zipping zippers, picking up food to eat, writing, and so much more!
These flower crafts allow your preschooler to practice making choices when it comes to the colors that are used in the projects as well as where different items are placed in each craft.
Spatial reasoning is practiced when your preschooler decides where to put the flower (even if that means there is no room for the stem).
The more practice your little one has with making choices, the stronger her decision-making skills become.
Colors, shapes, and sizes are all reinforced in these flower crafts.
Talk with your preschooler about what colors they have to choose from.
Ask them what shapes they want the petals to be or how tall they want the flowers to be.
Creativity is encouraged and strengthened while preschoolers make crafts.
With you by their side, your kids will be able to feel safe and comfortable taking risks when it comes to creating things.
Allowing your kids to take creative ownership over the piece reinforces that they can make decisions for themselves.
Making crafts should be fun and stress-free.
There is no one way to do a craft and usually the more imperfect it looks, the cuter it becomes!
When things don’t go as planned during craft making, kids learn to adapt and to make it work.
This is a valuable skill that needs to be practiced to help your preschooler cope and adapt when things don’t go as planned in other areas of her life.
Crafting is a safe place for your preschooler to play and experiment how different items work and to come up with various uses for one item.
You get to spend quality time with your little ones!
This is one of the most valuable things about doing crafts with your kids.
You get to help them make something adorable and you get to spend time creating something new with them.
When the craft is done, you will have a great keepsake or a great gift.
Be sure to label the back with your kid’s name (have her try to write her own name, too) and the year to help you remember when it was made.
Supplies You’ll Need to Make Preschool Flower Crafts
Each project has a different set of supplies but here is a general list of the most common items.
Please check the project you are doing to make sure you have everything.
The most common items are:
- paper or cardstock (white and colored)
- toilet paper roll
- paint
- pipe cleaners
- glue
- pom poms
- scissors
- markers
The Cutest Preschool Flower Crafts
Super Cute Preschool Flower Crafts
Each of these flower crafts for preschoolers are the perfect way for your little ones to start enjoying some spring flowers even before they bloom! They also make a great homemade gift for mother’s day or just a thinking of you gift for grandparents or other family members!
With Spring now in full swing we have switched gears to focus on bright and colorful Spring activities. These Toilet Paper Roll flowers are perfect to welcome Spring! And we love all the colors and options you can do with these!
This bouquet of fingerprint flowers makes the sweetest Mother's Day or grandparent gift. Fingerprint crafts are the perfect keepsake from your little ones!
Are you looking for an easy DIY pressed flower art project and you like to read? Then try to make these adorable pressed flower bookmarks. They are super easy to make and make the perfect gift for book lovers!
It is so easy to make this paper flower craft! Kids can make them in a variety of colors and they can be used on home made greeting cards.
Are you searching for a fun fall craft for the kids to make at home or in art class? This paper plate sunflower craft is a great option! It’s easy, but takes longer than most of our crafts, so be sure to set aside ample time to do the entire project.
Stamp your own bouquet when you try these simple wine cork stamped hyacinths! Kids will love stamping their own garden full of blooms.
This pasta flower craft is a cute spring or summer flower art project for kids! Create beautiful blooms with just pasta!
This is a really pretty flower craft to make out of the petals you find and it also makes a great way to study flowers as it preserves them. A gelatine flower suncatcher is an easy way to make a plastic free suncatcher.
Kids will love to cut toilet paper rolls to make unique stamps for creating pretty flowers! Perfect for spring or Mother’s Day crafts.
This beautiful sunflower is easy to make and kids will love how it brightens up the summer crafting with kids.
These tissue paper flowers have such a delicate quality and are such a beautiful way to brighten up a room naturally.
Make paper petals from your baby’s handprint and create this beautiful flower! This flower can be a great keepsake craft or a gift for grandparents. Besides, This one is very easy to make and doesn’t take long.
These thumbprint popsicle stick flowers are a cute craft for kids to make in Spring or Summer time, and they would make a sweet homemade Mother’s Day craft too.
This lovely little garden wins the blue-ribbon prize for handmade cards – and with a free printable template, it makes an absolutely perfect kid-made option for May Day, Grandparent’s Day, or a garden-lover's birthday as well.
