Tissue Paper Sunflower Kids Craft
Inspired by:
"Miguel's Community Garden" by JaNay Brown-Wood (Author), Samara Hardy (Illustrator)
JaNay created a deliciously delightful story about foods that can be found in the garden. Samara's earthy illustrations are bright and inviting. A wonderful story for every community.
Materials:
White Cardstock https://amzn.to/3LHZxOe
Colored Tissue Paper https://amzn.to/3Gn9G1t
Elmer's Glue https://amzn.to/3EcLjlW
Scissors and hole-punch
Step 1:
Cut a long stem and two pointy leaves of green tissue paper.
Cut a bunch of petals of yellow tissue paper.
Punch a bunch of circles of red tissue paper.
Step 2:
Use Elmer's glue to paste the pieces onto the cardstock in the shape of a sunflower.
Tall stem, leaves with pointy tips, yellow petals at the top of the flower, and 'seeds' in the round center.
What other pictures can you make?
An apricot? Artichoke? Cherries? Mulberries? Spinach? Asparagus? Mushrooms? Celery? Bell Peppers?
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