[Childcare] June wall display ideas

Broad beans you make by sticking (pieces) on

Spring Craft: “Broad Beans” Easy How-To Explained by a Preschool Teacher (for 2–3-year-olds) #shorts

Broad beans, which are said to be in season from April to June, are perfect for spring crafts.

This time, we’ll introduce a project that uses these broad beans.

Prepare by pre-cutting the pod and bean shapes out of construction paper.

If the children are old enough and comfortable using scissors, it’s also great to let them cut the pieces themselves.

Glue the pod and beans onto a base sheet of construction paper, draw faces on the beans, and you’re done.

The steps are very simple, so even younger children can enjoy making this.

The vivid green of the broad beans is sure to energize the kids even more.

Give it a try!

Rain Mobile

[Rainy Season Decor] Handmade Rain Mobile [Easy] [DIY] [Stylish]

This sparkling raindrop mobile will lift your spirits on rainy days! Cut holographic or other reflective origami paper into raindrop shapes, and cut light-blue origami paper into the same shapes.

Fold each piece in half, then glue them together two at a time in alternating colors to create 3D raindrop parts.

Finally, attach a string along the fold line so the drops line up in a chain, and you’ll have an adorable mobile that blows away rainy-day blues.

It’s also great to pair with cloud pieces to evoke raindrops falling from the sky!

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Garland of Rain Clouds

[Room Decor] Easy to make with construction paper! Rain cloud garland ☔✨

This is a rain cloud garland featuring adorable raindrops falling from the clouds.

Draw outlines of clouds and raindrops on construction paper and cut along the lines.

Attach fishing line to the back of the cloud pieces with clear tape, then stick the raindrop pieces—backed with double-sided tape—onto the line.

Attach the raindrops in pairs, sandwiching the line between two pieces, and you’ll have a garland perfect for the rainy season! You can also swap the cloud and rain motifs for different ones each season to create garlands that match the time of year.

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Teru teru bozu made of flower leis

[Easy] How to Make a Teru Teru Bozu ✨ [Lift Your Spirits 🌈] DIY with 100-Yen Store Hacks

Why not make a colorful teru teru bozu using flower leis from the 100-yen shop? First, cut the connected lei into individual flowers and press them flat with an iron.

Next, cut the flowers into single petals.

Then, use a hot glue gun to attach the petals to a ping-pong ball, which will be the head of the teru teru bozu, and you’re done! The key is to layer the petals in the gaps—two or three rows for a fuller look.

After attaching the petals, be sure to add a cute face with a permanent marker or decorative parts.

The vivid petal colors give this teru teru bozu a bright, cheerful look—as if it could chase the rain away.

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