If you're planning to do preschool crafts for Mothers day, sometimes stepping outside the box is more fun.
There are different variations of crafts that can be done but I think the best ones are the ones that doubles as gifts for Mom!
When it comes to Mothers day crafts there really is no limit to creativity.
While I love the homemade cards there is one craft that I think is really special and is the perfect memory keeper for mom. I call them "Mom boxes."
I remember making these boxes with my brother when we were in preschool together.
They were so much fun to make and even more fun to share with our Mother.
The
best thing about these Mom boxes is that each one can be different,
from the decorations, to the writing, and right down to what you want to
put in it.
The supplies for this Mother's Day craft are
everyday items that any craft enthusiast, like me, keeps on hand at all
times. You may need other specialty supplies depending on the type of
box your making.
One of my favorite preschool crafts for Mothers Day is the "picture box." For this project the basics you will need are:
Other
supplies can be anything in your imagination! Because each child is
different, I would keep all different types of things on hand including,
cotton balls, glitter, glue pens, markers, pipe cleaners, and so much
more!
Finally,
we come to the surprise, the inside! Once you have the boxes all
complete, you can have the children put whatever you want inside, but of
course, I prefer chocolate or homemade gifts.
Some ideas are
handmade charm bracelets (depending on how young the child is, watch out
for choking hazards!) I also think that sweets that they make in class
would also be a good treat!
Preschool crafts for Mothers
day should be made with fun and love because there is really nothing
more precious then a child taking pride in something they made with
their own two little hands.
~Shared by Kate
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