Popsicle Stick Flower Craft

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Looking for a fun way to keep your preschooler entertained while they unleash their creativity and build those fine motor skills? A popsicle stick flower craft is the perfect pick! It’s a super simple, colorful project that’s easy to make with everyday supplies, and it’s a great excuse to have some crafting fun together. Plus, your little one will be so proud to see their flower bloom with their own two hands!

If you love easy, hands-on activities, you might also enjoy trying this butterfly stick puppet craft for more imaginative play!

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Materials Needed

  • 4 red popsicle sticks Shop
  • 1 plain popsicle stick Shop
  • Yellow construction paper Shop
  • Green construction paper Shop
  • Glue Shop
  • Scissors Shop

Step-by-Step Instructions for Popsicle Stick Flower Craft

Step 1: Gather Your Supplies

Gather 4 red popsicle sticks, 1 plain popsicle stick, yellow and green construction paper, scissors, and glue.

Step 2: Cut the Red Sticks

Cut the 4 red popsicle sticks in half.

Step 3: Cut the Centers

Cut two circles from yellow paper, one slightly larger than the other.

Step 4: Make the Flower

Glue the red stick halves around the larger yellow circle like petals, then glue the smaller circle in the center.

Step 5: Add the Stem

Glue the finished flower to the top of the plain popsicle stick.

Step 6: Add the Leaves

Cut two leaf shapes from green paper and glue them to either side of the stem.

All done!

Once it’s dry, your popsicle stick flower is ready to display!

Finished popsicle stick flower craft

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