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Mother’s Day Forever Handprint Bouquet

This week we are working to learn a very sweet poem that we will recite for the Moms at our very special Mother’s Day Tea Party. It’s a poem about giving Mom a “forever bouquet” so the students are creating a flower project that will last forever.

A few months ago, I saw an adorable hand-print bouquet on Pinterest from The Trendy Treehouse. I knew it would be a perfect supplement to our poem. (In the past we made coffee filter flowers for the Moms, but I like that the handprint art can be laminated, framed, and saved FOREVER.) Here’s my take on the project. I mounted plain white copy paper onto yellow construction paper. I also swapped out the original idea of a painting bow around the stems and added a fun, multi-colored paper vase to give it just a little more “pop.” I am so thrilled with how these turned out.
adorable handprint bouquet. Perfect for Mother's Day!
Adding a heart to each handprint is easy:
dip your finger into yellow paint and make a small “v”

adorable Mother's Day handprint bouquets

Plan the Perfect Mother’s Day Tea Party

Make Mother’s Day extra-special for your classroom moms. Throw them a tea party! My Mother’s Day Tea Party Printable Pack includes every printable good you need for the celebration including invitations, RSVP cards, cupcake toppers, food ad beverage lanes, decorative banners and MORE! Read all about how to plan a super-special event in your classroom.
a classroom Mother's Day Tea Party… I love this idea!
You can purchase the Mother’s Day Tea Party Printable Pack in my TpT store.

All the printables you need to throw a classroom Mother's Day Tea Party!
What is your favorite gift to make in class for Mother’s Day?

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Maria Gavin

Maria is a former kindergarten and first grade teacher, with 13 years of teaching experience. Her love and passion for all things early childhood is now fulfilled as a mom to two amazing kids. She loves sharing practical and creative tips and ideas that are perfect for young learners – in the classroom or at home!

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  1. I love your idea! I was planning something very similar but use white canvas from Wal Mart as the background. I have a very small class so it’s not that expensive. Thanks for sharing!

  2. This came out beautiful! And what a sweet poem. I just wanted to let you know that I am linking to this post at Simply Creative Kids on 4/25 if you don’t mind.

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Hi, I'm Maria.

I’m a former kindergarten teacher turned work-from-home mom. I still love sharing ideas and resources to make teaching easier, so you can focus on what really matters in the classroom. When I’m not working on the blog, you’ll find me chasing kids around the house with a cold cup of coffee in my hand (some things never change even once you’re out of the classroom!)

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