Mother's Day 2024: Best Crafts for Kids! 15 Brilliant Ideas
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Time to read 7 min
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Time to read 7 min
Mother's Day is almost here, and it's time to celebrate!
Whether you're a spouse, relative, or friend, you probably know a child who wants to find the perfect gift for Mother's Day.
Why not encourage their creativity to make this Mother's Day extra special?
In this post, we've curated 15 awesome Mother's Day craft ideas for kids of all ages.
So, let's spread joy and get those art supplies ready!
It's time to make some unforgettable memories!😄
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Personally, hand stamping is one of my favorite craft activities for Mother's Day, as even the smallest kids can enjoy it.
Mom is sure to enjoy receiving cards with their kids' handprints and even footprints. Plus, it gives kids the opportunity to get a little messy.😄
That's why I've prepared this awesome FREE set of 5 oh-so-cute handprint craft sheets for you!
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How does it work:
Creating a mason jar candle holder is a simple and delightful Mother's Day craft idea that even small children can participate in with adult help.
Here's how:
Materials Needed:
Instructions:
Cut Shape:
Stick Shape:
Prime Jar:
Let it Dry:
Paint the Jar:
Let it Dry Again:
Remove Shape:
Insert Candle:
Light the Candle:
Kindergarten kids will have fun completing a Mother's Day theme dot-to-dot maze.
They can even color the finished design to present as a card.
Another idea is to print out coloring sheets to decorate them for their mom.
Pipe cleaner jewelry is a fun craft idea for toddlers and preschoolers to make for Mother's Day.
Follow these easy steps to create beautiful jewelry:
Materials Needed:
Instructions:
Gather Materials:
Thread Beads onto Pipe Cleaner:
Twist Ends to Secure:
Optional: Add Decorations:
Create Different Pieces:
Share and Wear:
While a Mother's Day party game isn't a craft idea, it's still a great way include tweens and teens in the Mother's Day celebration.
Whether they're coming up with hilarious nicknames or taking multiple selfies, these games create a Mother's Day she'll never forget!
Painting a terra cotta pot is a simple but fun Mother's Day craft for kids.
Follow these steps:
Materials Needed:
Instructions:
Choose a Design:
Prepare the Pot:
Paint the Pot:
Let it Dry:
Optional: Seal the Paint:
Fill the Pot:
Give to Mom:
Now you've got a handpanited flower pot, le's make some flowers to go with it!
Colorful flowers from plastic spoons will make a wonderful Mother's Day surprise.
Here's how:
Materials Needed:
Instructions:
Create Flower Petals:
Secure with Pipe Cleaner:
Wrap with Floral Tape:
Prepare Flower Pot:
Insert Flower into Pot:
Repeat and Arrange:
Present to Mom:
Kids enjoy collecting rocks, so turn this activity into a Mother's Day craft!
There are rock painting kits, but collecting the rocks adds a personal touch.
Here's how:
Materials Needed:
Instructions:
Gather Rocks:
Clean Rocks:
Paint:
Let Dry:
Optional: Seal:
Give to Mom:
If mom needs a little rest and relaxation, older kids can surprise her with homemade lavender bath bombs.
You can purchase a kit for making bath bombs or look for the ingredients and recipe online.
Feel free to substitute lavender with mom's favorite scent!
Create a special Mother's Day gift by turning a tin can into a unique pencil holder.
Here's how:
Materials Needed:
Instructions:
Prepare the Tin Can:
Wrap with Paper:
Decorate:
Let it Dry:
Gift to Mom:
Homemade cards are the perfect Moter's Day gift from toddlers to teenagers.
You can help younger kids fold the construction paper if necessary, but let them decorate the card themselves.
Of course, older kids can handle this craft on their own.
Use straight pins to attach multiple packets of seeds to a foam base.
Remember to let your child help pick and attach the seeds.
One idea is to choose a theme, such as only attaching seeds that attract bees and butterflies.
You can even attach herbs and small produce seeds for a tasty theme!
Put together a scrapbook of pictures, memories, letters, and "What I Love About Mom" pages.
Even the youngest children should choose the book's contents, of course.
Older children and teens may have their own ideas for the book.
Painting a wooden picture frame is another classic gift idea for Mother's Day.
The best part is that it's perfect for most ages.
Finish it off with a picture of mom and her little one.
What could be better than a homemade Mother's Day gift from a tween or teen?
A gift that symbolizes their friendship!
There are several ways to make friendship bracelets, from alphabet beads to special threads.
If you ask many moms what they enjoy receiving for Mother's Day, they'll answer with homemade gifts from their kids.
(If you are interested in different cultures, you can read about Japanese Mother's Day celebration here)
So, choose a Mother's Day craft for kids, break out the supplies, and help your kids create a gift she'll treasure forever!