[Mother’s Day & Father’s Day] A collection of Family Day gift-making ideas

Adorable portrait! A floral wreath

[Portrait Drawing] From around age 4! Mother’s Day craft with tissue-paper wreath #craft #diy #crafts #ideasForChildcare #MothersDayGift #flower #nurserySchool

Have the children draw a portrait of their mom and use it as the centerpiece to make a wreath.

First, have them draw the portrait on a white sheet of drawing paper cut into a circle.

Then stick it onto a slightly larger circular sheet of paper.

Prepare a paper plate, put double-sided tape around the rim, and have the children attach crumpled tissue paper to represent flowers.

Finally, stick the portrait paper in the center and it’s done! It’s also cute to add the children’s photos next to it.

Writing a message like “I love you, Mom” will surely make her happy too.

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key stand

[Kindergarten/Daycare] Father’s Day Gift in June! Making a Key Stand

How about giving a key stand that can be placed by the front door and used every day by Dad or Mom? It’s practical, and above all, a key stand handmade by your child will surely become a treasure for parents.

Have your child freely arrange handprints or footprints, portraits of Dad or Mom, or favorite photos on construction paper.

Then stick it onto a cork board (you can get one at a 100-yen shop) and attach hooks for hanging keys—that’s it! You can also use techniques like marble art or marbling for the backing.

Try it out in a way that suits your child’s age!

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A bouquet made with paint

For Mother’s Day! Cute DIY message card! [If you like it, let me know with a “👍” in the comments 😆] #Shorts

The key is to finish by twirling with a cotton swab! Here are some ideas for making bouquets with paint.

Receiving a bouquet fills you with joy and emotion, doesn’t it? The colors and types of flowers convey the giver’s thoughts and feelings, warming the recipient’s heart.

This time, let’s use paint and cotton swabs to create a one-of-a-kind, special bouquet! You’ll need drawing paper, paint, cotton swabs, crayons or colored pencils, and stickers.

It’s sure to make a gift that expresses love and gratitude.

stained-glass-style photo frame

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The sheer look is the key ✨ Just by using a transparent backing, your Mother’s Day gift project instantly becomes stylish 🎁 Adjust the activity content according to the grade level and be sure to give it a try! Materials and crafting tips are in the comments 🎀#Childcare Crafting#May productionMay CraftsMother’s Day craftFamily Day Craft

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Decorating is fun! Here are some ideas for a photo frame that looks like stained glass.

In May, we also have Mother’s Day events, right? Many of you might be wondering what to make for Mother’s Day.

Let’s try creating a stained-glass-style photo frame that looks even more beautiful when it catches the light and becomes slightly translucent.

You’ll need toilet paper rolls, laminating film, origami paper, washi tape, double-sided tape, stickers, construction paper, and scissors.

You’ll end up with an original photo frame that showcases each child’s unique personality!

Flower pocket

Something infants can make! Here’s an idea for a flower pocket.

In addition to a cute flower design, it includes a pocket made from a paper plate.

Try slipping in a letter, message card, or photo and giving it as a gift to parents.

You’ll need construction paper, round stickers, patterned origami paper, ribbon, tissue paper for flowers, a paper plate, and paint.

After cutting the construction paper into a flower shape, add patterns with finger stamping.

Children in preschool classes can also paint with brushes in any colors they like.

It’s sure to become a gift that shows each child’s individuality.

Frog amulet

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Let’s use photos of the kids to make adorable good-luck charms! Here’s an idea for a “Kaeru” (frog/return) charm.

Put your wish into it: that your loved ones return home safely from work or outings.

Create a unique, cute charm with a frog motif.

Dye paper using calligraphy paper or washi and watercolor paint diluted with water.

You can drop the paint with a pipette, or dip the paper into cups of paint to let it soak in.

Once it’s completely dry, cut it into frog shapes and paste the children’s photos on.

Adding the playful message “Buji Kaeru” (a pun meaning “return safely”) is cute too! After laminating, attach a ribbon and give it as a gift.

Skeleton uchiwa (transparent handheld fan)

A unique idea you’ll want to display by the window! Here are some ideas for skeleton-style uchiwa fans.

What you’ll need: the fan frame (ribs), stickers and decals, frill lace, scissors, a craft knife, a hot glue gun, glue or tape, an A3 card case, and photos or flowers.

Uchiwa fans, which have recently become popular as “oshi-katsu” (supporting your favorites) items, can be turned into a skeleton design by inserting children’s photos.

Hold them up to the blue sky or a flower field and the changing background looks adorable.

Give it a try!