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My Spring Crown

Color and cut out the pieces. Glue the flowers to the crown and bands.

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Age 5 · 25 min · Medium

Color, cut out, and make a spring crown decorated with flowers.

Learning objectives

  • Cut out the pieces, with help when needed.
  • Glue the flowers onto the crown and bands.
  • Choose colors and describe how they decorated the crown.

What you need

  • Printed activity pages
  • Colored pencils or crayons
  • Child-safe scissors
  • Glue stick
  • Tape
  • Extra paper to extend the bands, if needed

Safety notes

Use child-safe scissors with close adult supervision. Fit the band loosely, and remove the crown if it feels uncomfortable.

How to do it

  1. Print the pages and set out the materials on a table.
  2. Show your child the crown and flowers and invite them to choose their colors.
  3. Demonstrate how to cut slowly around a piece.
  4. Let your child color and cut out the crown, flowers, and two bands, helping as needed.
  5. Invite your child to glue the flowers onto the crown and bands.
  6. Help tape the crown to the bands and adjust them to fit your child's head, adding extra paper if needed.
  7. Invite your child to try on the crown and talk about how they decorated it.

Teaching suggestions

  • Say, “You're turning the paper as you cut!” and praise your child's effort.
  • To make cutting easier, draw a simple outline around the flowers or cut out some pieces ahead of time.
  • Talk about flowers your child has seen in gardens, pots, or books.
  • In a group, give each child space to choose their own decorations.

Variations

  • Make it easier: Cut out the pieces for your child and let them choose where to glue the flowers.
  • Add a challenge: Invite your child to arrange the flowers in a color pattern before gluing them.
  • Extend the play: After making the crown, make up a story together about a spring garden.

Talk about it

  • How did you choose the colors for your crown?
  • Where would you like to put each flower?
  • What flowers have you seen nearby?
  • What would your imaginary garden look like?

What to look for

  • Notice how your child holds and turns the paper while cutting.
  • See whether your child can choose and glue flowers onto the crown or bands.
  • Listen as your child describes their color and decoration choices.