Make Mother’s Day Special with these Mother’s Day Ideas For Little Learners.
Mother’s Day is fast approaching and you want to make it special. These ideas are specifically designed for little learners and are both easy to prepare and enjoyable to make. Not only will they be meaningful for your students, but they’ll also be cherished by their loved ones.
Books
Read alouds as well as books for independent reading are essential for the kindergarten classroom. Here are some books that are perfect for Mother’s Day reading.
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Gift Ideas For Your Little Learners
Crafting thoughtful presents for our loved ones is a wonderful activity that I enjoy doing with my students. From hand print place mats to hand-drawn portraits of their mothers, my class creates personalized gifts that are sure to make the recipient feel loved and appreciated.
Shrinky Dink Artwork Keychain or Necklace Gift
Transforming student artwork into handmade necklaces or keychains is fun and memorable gift idea. Accomplish this by using students artwork to create unique pieces that can be worn as necklaces or used as keychains.
“Mothers Day Necklace or Keychain” has a full tutorial and supply list.
Editable Activities For Mother’s Day
This fun activity for little learners includes:
Mothers Day/VIP Portrait – Student draws a portrait of their mother/maternal grown-up
Mothers Day/VIP Interview (can be edited to reflect terminology you choose to use)
Vase for Flowers (Editable option)
Jar for Flowers
Flowers
Tea Pot Foldable Card
Festivities and Parties
When planning for Mother’s Day festivities in the classroom, it’s crucial to keep inclusivity in mind. There are many reasons why a child may not be celebrating with a mother, and it’s important to recognize that. Consider the activities you have prepared and make sure that they are editable to allow students to include their most cherished individuals.
Mother’s Day Tea Party
There’s nothing quite like hosting a Mother’s Day Tea Party. My students have thoroughly enjoyed the planning and the additional excitement that comes with such a unique type of celebration.
Organizing a Mother’s Day School Party: Tips and Tricks
As a teacher, you can host a delightful Mother’s Day Tea Party without feeling overwhelmed by following these simple steps.
- Schedule the party for the Friday prior to Mother’s Day to build excitement.
- Ask children to bring their own snacks to the party.
- Request support from four to five parents to help with providing food and drinks. You can make an online sign-up sheet using Signupgenius.com.
- Keep it simple. Water and cupcakes can be just as enjoyable as tea and crumpets.
- Choose a location for the party based on the number of attendees. The classroom, cafeteria, or outdoor areas can all work well.
Invitations and Decorations
You need invitations for your Mother’s Day Tea Party!! No Invitations, No Party!! Make sure your party is well attended by providing invitations to all your guests. A must have for your Mother’s Day Tea Party!!
Mother’s Day Tea Party Kit includes:
Tea Party Invitations (available in full-color & black/white) (Editable)
RSVP Cards (available in full-color & black/white)
Full-Color Pennant Banner or Photo Booth Signage
Party Sign Tents for food, treats, drinks, & activities
Go to “20+ Mothers Day Gift Ideas For The Classroom” and “Mother’s Day Ideas For Kindergarten” for more ideas and resources.
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