Mothers Day Poem Card Craft Gift Idea Art 5th Grade Questionnaire "Questionaire"

Struggling to find a gift that an upper-grade student can feel excited and proud to give a loved one on Mother's Day? This easy and thoughtful tissue paper flower corsage and writing project is the perfect solution. Plus, students review concepts for figurative language like similes, metaphors, alliteration, and more. The student’s excitement and sweet poetry will flood your classroom. Poetry and figurative language marry so well together that this lesson helped many students struggling with figurative language concepts finally understand. When students are finished with this Mother’s Day corsage and literary project, they will have a beautiful flower, a sweet poem, and a better comprehension of figurative language concepts.

*** Though this is intended to be a Mother's Day Activity... there is no mention of Mother's Day. This inclusive activity and gift can be used and given to any special lady in your students' lives. Examples of poems also include poems written about non-family members and Grandmas.

This Mother's Day Project has been updated to include both digital & print versions of the activities. Activities can both be completed and EDITED through Google Slides. PDF Version is included and is Easle Compatible. The update also includes an editable Mother's Day Questionnaire, differentiated versions of a foldable Mother's Day Card, and posters that could be a fun Mother's Day Coloring page. Both the card and poster allow you to automatically insert a picture of the students to add a fun personalized touch to their Mother's Day gift.

If you are stressed and running out of time or budget for Mother’s Day this year, you need this resource. This project is abounding with over 30+ PAGES for everything you will need for a successful Mother's Day gift that is budget-friendly.

Students LOVE to give this Mother's Day Gift. The tissue paper corsage is the perfect age-appropriate Mother's Day Craft. With the detailed instructions, video tutorial, and completed examples included in the project, anyone can have success with this activity!

Each flower takes minutes to make and costs less than $0.25 per flower. Here are four items you need to make this project:

Supplies:

• Tissue Paper
• Pony Beads
• Green Pipe Cleaners
• Corsage Pattern (Provided in this Resource)
• 12 in of Ribbon for Bow (optional)

Other Supplies Found in the classroom:

• Glue
• Push Pin
• Scissors
• Crayons or Markers

Here's what is included:

• Editable Mother's Day Card Primary Lined Version
• Editable Mothers Day Card Upper-Grade Version
• Mothers Day Coloring Page (Thanks for Helping me Grow Poster)
• Editable Mothers Day Questionnaire (Works for any Special Woman)
• Simile Poem Example
• Metaphor Poem Example
• Mixed Poem Example
• Poem Planning Resources
  • List of Adjectives
  • List of Nouns
  • Brainstorming Page

• Poetry and Project Terms Anchor Chart
• Metaphor Poem Layout
• Simile Poem Layout
• Mother’s Day Poem Layout
• Final Draft pages 10 Different Styles
• Tissue Paper Corsage Instructions+Video
• Tissue Paper Corsage Patterns
• Blank Final Draft Layout with Corsage Setting
• Lined Final Draft Layout with Corsage Setting
• Primary Lined Final Draft Layout with Corsage Setting
• ...etc!

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⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Jennifer C. says, “This was such a fun and easy activity to use! I loved that so many relatives were involved since so many of our students are being raised in nontraditional situations. It allowed all my students to feel included!"

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Ashley S., 3rd-grade teacher says, “The instructions for making the flower corsages were easy to understand and they turned out well. We didn't use all of the writing pieces due to them being too high-level for my current class, but they will come in handy with next year's group.”

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Kelly says, “I have had my students write these poems and make these flowers for Mother's Day for two years now.  They love them, I love them, and so do all the mamas!”

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Christy., 4th-grade teacher says, “My students loved making this flower for their moms.  It was very easy to follow the directions and the students were able to add their own personal touches to the end result.  I just laid out some additional craft items.”

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