D is for Daffodil Preschool Flower Craft
This sweet daffodil preschool flower craft is perfect for spring! The free printable template makes this craft a breeze for little ones to make.
Add this easy flower craft to your spring activities. It goes great with your “D is for…” and “F is for…” activities, as well.
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Crafting with little ones is a lot of fun. This preschool craft comes with a free printable template to make it easier for little ones to create.
Combine learning letters with a fun craft for preschool and kindergarten kiddos.
Daffodil Preschool Flower Craft
This flower craft for preschoolers may require a bit of prep work from mom. Craft foam can be a bit difficult for preschoolers to work with.
What You’ll Need
Glue (can use hot glue or white school glue)
Paper or Cardstock
Template (download below)
What You’ll Do
Gather your supplies, and then download the letter D template below. I suggest printing the template on cardstock, because it’s sturdier than regular printer paper.
Cut out the letter D template, and trace it onto a sheet of craft foam. If you don’t want to use craft foam, construction paper will work.
Download and print the daffodil template. You can find the link below. Cut out the template.
Trace the daffodil template onto a sheet of yellow craft foam or construction paper. Cut it out.
Cut the grass, stem, and leaves from dark green craft foam or construction paper. Cut it out, as well.
Glue the grass to the bottom of the letter D. If there’s any excess, trim it.
Glue the stem and leaves onto the top of the grass.
Then, glue the daffodil to the top of the stem.
Glue two round circles together, and then glue them onto the middle of the flower.
Use a black marker to add detail to the grass, leaves, and flower.
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Tara is the brains behind Homeschool Preschool, where her journey from preschool and public school teacher to homeschooling mom of three fuels her passion for early childhood education. With a blend of expertise and firsthand experience, Tara’s writings offer practical tips and engaging resources to support families in creating meaningful learning adventures at home.