[Childcare] Recommended for nurseries and kindergartens! Cherry blossom craft ideas
Spring has arrived, and it’s the season when cherry blossoms bloom.
How about enjoying some cherry-blossom-themed crafts with the children?
Here, we’ve put together ideas for cherry blossom crafts that are great for early childhood education.
There are plenty of ideas using a variety of materials, so try choosing ones that suit the children’s ages.
As you soak up the hanami mood and create colorful cherry blossom pieces, you might be surprised by the children’s unexpected creativity.
Enjoy the arrival of spring with the children—hands busy and hearts excited.
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[Childcare] Recommended for daycare and kindergarten! Cherry blossom craft ideas (61–70)
Origami cherry blossoms

How about decorating an entire wall with origami cherry blossoms? Fold and cut the origami to make a neat pentagon.
If you keep folding along the creases you made before cutting, it will form a windmill-like shape.
Trim each corner, then open it up into petal shapes, and you’ll have a medal-like cherry blossom! If you use double-sided colored origami, the center of the blossom will pop, creating an even prettier finish.
Make plenty and decorate the wall, and your classroom will be filled with a gentle spring atmosphere.
In conclusion
Crafting cherry blossoms that herald the gentle arrival of spring is a perfect activity to enjoy with children.
Along with memories of cherry-blossom viewing, it’s a season when their sensibilities blossom as well.
As you admire the cherry blossom creations blooming in the classroom, let’s watch over the children’s wonderful growth.
Please treasure this special time unique to spring together in your hearts.



