Do you like our cheerful paper plate sunflower craft? It’s a project that will bring warmth and sunshine to your home or classroom. We highlighted this Fall Craftalong with some other fun kid's crafts in our September Craftsalong with our101+ Easy Kids Crafts.

For a mathematical sunflower theme, this printable addition and subtraction activity will encourage your students to practice their counting skills in this fun matching game. This can be adapted for a range of students depending on your learner’s needs. We suggest printing on the card and laminating it for future lessons! For instance, you can use the leftover yellow tissue paper to make a bee craft - cut it into thin strips and use craft glue to make them in a 'v' shape as wings! Some other ideas include: This paper plate sunflower craft uses just a few common craft supplies and only takes about 20 minutes to complete ( plus additional drying time). Find inspiration with our other craft ideas for kids. Here are a few additional flower crafts we think you’ll enjoy: Once dry, fold each large paper plate in half, then in half again. Sketch on a petal shape and cut it out. When you unfold this it will look like a flower.Make a Handprint Butterfly where you child’s hand print is traced on paper and turned into a cute butterfly. Learn how to make this easy craft with your kids that will turn into a cherished treasure as they grow older! Have fun creating these easy Tissue Paper Flowers that will brighten up any place and put a smile on everyone’s when they see them!

Hey there, sunshine crafters! Are you ready to add a little bloom and brightness to your day? If you're a fan of all things sunny and cheerful, I have an amazingly fun craft idea for you -Paper Plate Sunflower Craft! This easy craft is suitable for kids of all ages and a perfect way to boost your family-bonding time. That ever-trusty and useful paper plate has come in handy once again. With the addition of some tissue paper, a card, and some glitter glue, you can help your learners make a decorative sunflower to brighten up your classroom! Have the kids make these as an easy summer craft to keep them busy. What will I need to complete this Paper Plate Sunflower Craft?

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Need to use up those old egg boxes? Turn them into sunflowers! With this engaging craft, idea cut your egg boxes into flower petals, add a tissue paper center for the seeds, and some green card stems and leaves, and you have your very own 3D sunflower! Take your scissors and cut the tissue paper along the outline of your previously cut plate. Set aside to dry for at least 5 minutes.

The perfect gift to give for Mother’s Day, Grandparents Day and more. It would be a great craft for school and to send home as a gift with the kids. I’m sure it would put a smile on whoever’s face that received it. Once the plate and tissue paper are dry, spread a 5-inch diameter circle of glue thinly. Take each 2 x 2-inch square, crumple it, and press it to the glue. Repeat this step filling the circle with “seeds.” One for the older students; this activity will help learners cover biological key terms linked to sunflowers and other flora. Additionally, it’s a competitive game to play against classmates. This worksheet is decorated well and is eye-catchy to keep learners even more engaged.Repeat for the second large paper plate, but this time use the petal shape of the first one to trace around so that you get the two flowers matching. Another counting activity has made the list, suitable for pre-schoolers or kindergarten when matching up numbers. They are required to count the flowers and match up the number with a line to the correct picture. A fun mathematical activity! We always look forward to seeing bright yellow sunflowers towering high in the fields and along roads as summer comes to end and fall begins and were excited to create our own sunflowers. For older learners, learning about brush strokes, tone, and famous artists is a must-do for any art curriculum. This YouTube video will explore how to draw Van Gogh’s famous ‘Sunflowers’ piece. These can then be decorated in a range of mixed media.