These pop-up cards provide the gift of “chores,” which every mom loves on Mother’s Day, and they help reinforce a lesson about God’s love being like Mom’s love.
Mothers’ Day Chore Pop-Up Cards
Teacher preparation
Make templates of tulips and round-petal flowers, about two square inches, from any kind of cardboard.
Material
– Construction paper in different colors
– Scissors
– Stick glue
– Card paper
– Pens or crayons
Instructions
1. Using a template, draw two or three flowers, each on a different colored construction paper.
2. Cut out the flowers.
3. Make stems for each flower out of green construction paper, cut a half-inch wide and three inches long. Fold the stem into an accordion, with five folds.
4. Glue one end of each stem to the backs of each flower.
5. Using green construction paper, make leaves for flowers. On each leaf write one chore you will do for your mother without being asked, such as “put away laundry,” “take out garbage,” etc.
6. Paste the leaves onto the stems so that the writing shows.
7. Use card paper to make a card. The card should be slightly larger than the flowers.
8. Paste the flowers inside the card, pasting down just the leaves and the base of the stem.
9. Refold the stems and close the card so that when it opens, the flowers “pop.”
10. On the front of the card write “God’s love is like Mom’s love.” Decorate the front of the card any way you wish.
11. Inside write, “Here is some thanks, Mom, for showing me God’s love!”
Conclusion
Unlike God, moms aren’t perfect. However, very few people in life love you as much as your mom, and in many cases, only God loves you more! Next time your mom is being really loving, think of God. Because that’s how he feels about you too!
And don’t forget to show your love by doing those chores for Mom!
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What a great idea for a Mother’s Day card! I love the pop up flowers and the addition of the chores.
Thank you for sharing on Throwback Thursday Blog-Style. I do wonder if you were meaning to link up on my Littles Learning Link Up though (used to be Toddler Idea Tuesday.
Have a great day.
Thanks for sharing at SIS, I’m highlighting you this week!
Hi there Friend, you are so creative! Thank you for joining in at the Friday Favorites Link Party! I hope to see you there this week:) Christine -Must Love Home
Aww, these are so sweet. I should get the kids to make them for their grandmas!
Thanks for sharing and for linking up to the #SHINEbloghop.
I hope you’ll join us again tomorrow.
xoxo
Dropping by from “Wonderful Wednesday Blog Hop” on “˜Recipes for our Daily Bread.’
I love these! I just started doing printables on my website about two months ago…so for Mother’s Day I did four different designs. For younger kids, they could color it. Older ones write a poem, etc.
But I love this “pop up”, make it all yourself idea. I might go back and add your link to that post giving people a different option. Would you mind? (Won’t use your directions or anything, just direct them to your site & include the “titled” image at the top).
They look great!
Jennie
I would not mind at all, Jennie! I’m so happy to hear that you like it! 😀 Thanks for stopping by! See you soon! 😉
This looks so cute! I’m always so amazed by your talent. Pinned and tweeted. Please join us on Monday at 7 pm and party with us! It is so super fun to see what you have been working on! Lou Lou Girls
Such a nice idea for personalised mummy card! Thank you so much for linking with the #pinitparty
I must REALLY like this post. Picked it for my Editor’s Pick for next week’s Wonderful Wednesday Blog Hop — congrats!!! — and then I see that I commented on it earlier in the month! LOL Well, I really DO like it a lot.
Our party goes live Tuesdays 7pm ET… come on by early?
hi there, I think those would make nice mother’s day cards, thank you
Super cute card idea! Thank you for joining Home Sweet Home!
Sherry
So cute. Pinned and tweeted. We appreciate you being a part of our party. Please stop by on Monday at 7 pm. Happy Sunday! Lou Lou Girls
Cute idea! I’ll have to tell our nanny that this would be great for me for Mother’s Day. 🙂
Great activity, I bet it’s definitely one mums would appreciate on their special day.
Thanks for linking up to Tuesday Tutorials.
Now this would make a great project for my preschool class to do for Mother’s Day! Pinning it! 🙂
Some lovely ideas! Thanks so much for sharing with the #pinitparty
This is a really nice idea. We have had Mother’s Day but think it is a great idea for a thank you card. I am featuring on the Weekly Kids Co-op