Kids Crafts: May Flowers

As you know, I enjoy crafting from my backyard patio table, looking out on vibrant spring blossoms. First came the Magnolias, then the Cherry trees, finally the Peony’s and even a few first roses are blooming, inspiring me and the little ones to celebrate May Flowers and encourage discovery through Floral painting, crafting, and science experiments.

To learn new techniques for painting flowers that you find in your own garden and on nature walks, check out My Flower Journal, a blog that celebrates flowers and offers instruction for splatter paint projects you can enjoy with kids of all ages.

Create a Splattered Paint Flower Garden – My Flower Journal

Use melted crayons to create this lovely stained glass garland kids can make.

Stained Glass Flower Garland – Think Crafts

Is there anyone in your household who likes to collect treasures on nature walks? If so, this project will be a big hit. Preserve your treasures in this beautiful, sun catcher wind chime.

Nature Suncatcher Wind Chime – Hands on as we Grow

 Engage your children’s curiosity with this fun science experiment. Be sure to note their hypotheses and use your colorful results to teach about the way flowers grow.

Color Changing Carnations – Paint Cut Paste

I’m excited to try the following experiment to create Glowing Flowers with my nieces. This tutorial offers a few different methods for making flowers that glow with a variety of results.

Flower Science Experiment for Kids: DIY Glowing Flowers – Fun at Home With Kids

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