I love paper plate crafts because they aren't as messy as painting crafts or clay-based projects. Plus, it's a great way to practice fine motor skills with young children who are still learning how to use scissors or twist pipe cleaners.

This paper plate sunflower craft offers kids an opportunity to work on scissor skills and build their fine motor skills as they cut the petals for the sunflower. We used a similar template for a paper plate flowercraft in the spring and a sun craft this summer. Directions:Sunflowers have the be the happiest flower out there. Every time I see one it makes me smile, maybe because they’re so big, bold, and bright. We always look forward to seeing bright yellow sunflowers towering high in the fields and along roads as summer comes to end and fall begins and were excited to create our own sunflowers. Need to use up those old egg boxes? Turn them into sunflowers! With this engaging craft, idea cut your egg boxes into flower petals, add a tissue paper center for the seeds, and some green card stems and leaves, and you have your very own 3D sunflower! Tissue paper– we used 20-inch x 26-inch sheets of tissue paper, but any size can be cut down to fit the size of your sunflower. Hey there, sunshine crafters! Are you ready to add a little bloom and brightness to your day? If you're a fan of all things sunny and cheerful, I have an amazingly fun craft idea for you -Paper Plate Sunflower Craft! This easy craft is suitable for kids of all ages and a perfect way to boost your family-bonding time.

Simple, yet effective; making sunflowers from everyday kitchen staples will be a sure way to create a fun Summer craft with your children. This requires minimal prep time and just some pasta shapes, pipe cleaners, and paint.One for the older students; this activity will help learners cover biological key terms linked to sunflowers and other flora. Additionally, it’s a competitive game to play against classmates. This worksheet is decorated well and is eye-catchy to keep learners even more engaged. This beautiful flower can brighten up anyone’s day and can also be an exciting teaching point when learning about life cycles and flowers. The following activities will hopefully inspire and delight your students! From fun crafts to worksheets and artwork, there is something for everyone to enjoy and learn from. 1. Parts of a Plant We highlighted this Fall Craftalong with some other fun kid's crafts in our September Craftsalong with our101+ Easy Kids Crafts. Another activity using all the resources we have available in the classroom or at home. Using paper cups, simply cut and fold using the instructions provided to make your 3D paper cup sunflowers. You can choose to paint them afterward to make them even bolder! Have the kids make these as an easy summer craft to keep them busy. What will I need to complete this Paper Plate Sunflower Craft?

For instance, you can use the leftover yellow tissue paper to make a bee craft - cut it into thin strips and use craft glue to make them in a 'v' shape as wings! Some other ideas include: Find inspiration with our other craft ideas for kids. Here are a few additional flower crafts we think you’ll enjoy: Have fun creating these easy Tissue Paper Flowers that will brighten up any place and put a smile on everyone’s when they see them!Every time I see a sunflower it puts a smile on my face! There’s just something about those bright yellow flowers that are so cheery and happy. This a great gift idea and perfect if you have a little more time on your hands. These salt dough creations are molded into sunflower shapes, baked, and painted to create an eye-catching candle holder for tea lights. Salt dough is a simple recipe using salt, flour, and water, mixed together to form a firm dough.