Cherry Blossom Craft | Two-Part Spring Handwork + Flower Potting Lesson

Описание: Join Mrs Lisa as she guides you through a beautiful two-part cherry blossom craft that brings spring into your homeschool in a meaningful and hands-on way. In this gentle, nourishing activity, children first paint delicate tissue paper blossoms with watercolor and then carefully assemble them into stunning cherry blossom branches.

This project is designed to be done together — reminding us that not every activity needs to be fully child-independent to be deeply nourishing. It’s a wonderful opportunity for parent and child to create something lasting and lovely side by side.

In addition to the handwork activity, Mrs. Lisa shares a spring main lesson idea: flower potting. Whether you plant bulbs like daffodils and crocuses in pots or directly in your garden (depending on your climate zone), this lesson invites children to participate in the rhythms of the season and care for living things.

This activity is perfect for:
Homeschooling moms looking for seasonal rhythm
Waldorf-inspired classrooms
Schools using the Wondergarten curriculum
Families wanting to implement meaningful spring crafts at home
The cherry blossoms last all season — a reminder of beauty, care, and shared creativity.

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00:00 Introduction to the Cherry Blossom Craft
00:33 Part One: Painting the Tissue Paper Blossoms
01:24 Preparing for Day Two
01:48 Part Two: Attaching Blossoms to Floral Wire
03:58 Opening and Shaping the Petals
04:22 Weaving Branches Together
05:34 Main Lesson: Spring Flower Potting
06:02 Choosing Bulbs and Planting Options

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