Oh my word, y'all: the week before Mother's Day, every kid in the room wants to make something for the special woman in their life. This writing craft lets them write it and build it, and they bring home a flower they are proud of.
What is in it
- Happy Mother's Day writing pages
- All About My Mom pages
- All About My Grandma pages
- All About My Aunt pages
- Petal covers and petal writing paper to copy or trace onto colored paper
The grandma and aunt pages mean every child can celebrate someone important, whoever that is. See every page in the Mother's Day Writing Craft preview on TPT.
A 4 day plan
Write drafts on Monday and Tuesday, then cut, glue and assemble the final flower on Wednesday and Thursday. It fits a writing center and makes a sweet spring bulletin board before it goes home.
What teachers are saying
It holds 5 stars from 60 ratings.
"Adorable activity! Some of my parents put them in a vase! Love there are other options to celebrate all important woman in my students lives."
"Great activity for students to make for their mothers on Mother's Day. My students enjoyed making these and the mothers enjoyed receiving them."
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Print the petals in May and let your writers make something that ends up in a vase.
Get the Mother's Day Writing Craft on TPT
Made by a teacher who's been right where you are.
Jessica Ann Stanford, Teachers Follow Teachers



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