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Mother's Day
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Primary-lined paper with border of smiling faces. Great for Mother's Day.
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Use a pie chart to learn which Mother's Day gifts are preferred by this group of third graders.
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Cute Mother's Day bookmarks ready to color.
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Color the frame and add a picture for a special gift.
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"Dad and I bought Mom an ice cream cake!" A short realistic fiction reading comprehension.
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Writing draft page and border paper for a final copy included. Great for grandmothers, stepmothers, and other important women.
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[member-created with abctools] From "breakfast" to "whispered". This word unscramble enhances the book "Mother's Day Mess" by Karen Gray Ruelle.
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In this craft, students make felt flowers to look like trilliums, and then cover rolls of toilet paper with fabric to resemble flower pots. Perfect for spring or Mother's Day!
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Writing draft page and border paper for a final copy included.
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"Happy Mother's Day! Thanks for everything you do."
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Lined paper with flowers in the surrounding border and the writing prompt "Dear Mom,..." at the top.
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A picture to color and space to write a Mother's Day letter or short story.
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"I love my mother because..." Trace and cut out this heart-shaped book for a great Mother's Day themed booklet. Unlined space for writing or drawing.
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[member-created with abctools] Fill in the flower-themed border paper (with "Mom" in the upper-left corner) with "top ten reasons why I love my mom."
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Make a coupon book for gift-giving.
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Complete the sentences about a special person ("You always ____.") and draw pictures to go along.
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Enhances vocabulary and comprehension for the book by Karen Gray Ruelle.
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Color the frame and add your picture for a Mother's Day gift.
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A nice Mother's Day reading comprehension for primary students (and a nice lead-in for school Mother's Day projects).
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Read the bar graph to determine which Mother's Day gifts were the most popular.
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Two printable cards with graphics for writing facts about mom or another special person. Draft worksheet planner and final copy form included.
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A reading comprehension on the history of Mother's Day.
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Put the Mother's Day themed words in alphabetical order
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"Oh, no! It's May!" Rebecca said. She pressed her hands against her head.
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Use the acrostic form to write a poem for mother's day.
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Complete the sentences about your mom ("My mom always ____.") and color the accompanying flowers.
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Complete the sentences about your mom ("My mom is great because ____.") and draw pictures to go along.
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A one page text on the history of the tradition of Mother's Day, with a page of reading comprehension questions and a page of short answer questions.
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Poetry planner, poetry form, coupon book, heart pattern, "did you know" booklet... All our "Mother's Day Fun" pages in one download.
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A craft requiring adult assistance in which kids decorate shrinkable plastic (pattern included) and then bake in an oven to make a pin. Perfect for Mother's Day; pattern can be adapted for other people (grandmothers, aunts, etc.).
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On each petal, write a word that you associate with your mother. It could be something she does, something she is, something she likes...
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"Sometimes you get discouraged/ Because I am so small..." Space for child to put handprint above poem. This is a great gift idea!
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