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Mother’s Day Gifts That Kids Can Make

Mother’s Day is right around the corner, so it’s time to start thinking about what to get Mom! Sure, you could order something on Amazon or grab a gift at a local department store. But, Mom is sure to love a handmade gift, especially when the gift is from a child. Handmade Mother’s Day gifts often become keepsakes that are still cherished years down the road.

If you need DIY Mother’s Day gift ideas for your children to choose from, you’ve come to the right place. These handmade gifts are the perfect way for children to show their appreciation to their mom, grandma, aunt, or any other special mom in their lives. These Mother’s Day gifts could be made in homeschool co-ops, Sunday school classes, or at home with Dad or another family member’s help.  I’ve tried to include gift ideas for both younger and older children.

Marbled Nail Polish Mugs

Mom can enjoy her coffee or tea in style with these mugs. Only nail polish and water are required to create the design.

Click the image to visit Strength & Sunshine for a tutorial.

 

 

Origami Greeting Card

The origami flowers on this card only require a few folds to create. The painted background is also very simple, making this a good project for younger kids.

Click the image to visit Fluxing Well for instructions.

 

Mother’s Day Scented Candle

Transfer a child’s artwork to a pillar candle and then scent it with Mom’s favorite fragrance.

Click the image to visit Saving You Dinero for the details.

 

Paint Pour Coasters

These beautiful acrylic paint pour coasters are a fun (and messy!) project for kids of all ages.

Click the image to visit Drugstore Divas for a tutorial.

 

Toothbrush Spray Art

The painting technique described in this post is the perfect way for a toddler or younger child to decorate a card for Mother’s Day or any occasion.

Click the image to visit Lil Tigers to learn about this art technique.

 

Heart String Art

This simple string art craft is easy for beginners and fun to customize with different colors of string or wood.

Click the image to visit Lil Tigers for instructions.

 

Thumbprint Flower Candle Holder

Kids decorate this Mason jar candle holder by creating colorful flowers with their thumbprints.

Click the image to visit The Craft at Home Family for the tutorial.

 

Seed Bombs

If your mom has a green thumb, seed bombs are another fun, clutter-free Mother’s Day gift idea. You could use this free template to create little gift boxes from scrapbook paper for the seed bombs.

Click the image to visit Hess Un-Academy for instructions.

 

Yarn Wrapped Walking Stick

This unique walking stick is perfect for a mom who enjoys hiking. The walking stick can be decorated with yarn, fabric, and beads.

Click the image to visit Imaginative Homeschool for the tutorial.

 

Handprint Craft

Colored cardstock, tape, plastic knives, a cute coffee mug, and Mom’s favorite candy are all you need to make this special gift.

Click the image to visit Life and Homeschool for instructions.

 

Stenciled Terra Cotta Pots

Kids can decorate keepsake pots for Mom using acrylic paints and stencils.

Click the image to visit Mama Smiles for the details.

 

Chocolate Bouquet

If your mom loves chocolate, she’ll love it even more when arranged into a pretty bouquet. This consumable Mother’s Day gift is great for the mom who isn’t really into having more knick-knacks around the house.

Click the image to visit Tikkido for the details.

 

Mother’s Day Unit Study

Would your family like like to learn more about Mother’s Day? Our free Mother’s Day Unit Study includes the history of the holiday, video read alouds, poetry, writing activities, science lessons, and crafts.

 

 

 

Note: This post was originally published on April 10, 2021 and has been updated for accuracy and comprehensiveness.

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