Easy Paper Flower Wreath Craft for Kids

Making a paper flower wreath is a joyful way for children to explore colors and creativity. With easy templates and bright papers, kids can cut, paste, and arrange flowers to build their own wreath. This fun activity helps little ones practice fine motor skills while creating cheerful decorations for home or the classroom.

🌸 What You Need

Printed flower and leaf templates
Colored papers (green, yellow, orange, pink, purple, etc.)
Crayons or markers (optional for coloring)
Glue stick
Safety scissors
Paper plate or cardboard circle (for wreath base)
Yarn, ribbon, or string (for hanging)

🌸 How to Use Paper Flower Wreath Craft

Step 1: Prepare the templates: Print or draw flower and leaf shapes on colored paper. You can also use white paper and let kids color the flowers with crayons or markers.

Step 2: Cut the shapes: Give children safety scissors and guide them to cut out the flowers and leaves carefully.

Step 3: Make the wreath base: Use a paper plate or cut a circle from cardboard. Color it using green, brown, yellow, or any matching colors you like.

Step 4: Paste the flowers and leaves: Let kids paste the cut‑out flowers and leaves around the circle. Encourage them to mix colors and make patterns.

Step 5: Add finishing touches: Attach a loop of yarn, ribbon, or string at the top so the wreath can be hung. Kids can also add glitter, stickers, or extra decorations if they like.

Step 6: Display the wreath: Hang the finished wreath on a wall, door, or classroom board to brighten up the space and showcase the children’s creativity.