Paper flower shop craft for 6-year-olds
This pretend-play craft is for six-year-olds who want to make paper flowers and a small shop sign. The finished pieces can be used for classroom role-play.
What to buy
Colored cardstock flower petals
48
Green paper drinking straws
24
Yellow cardstock circles
24
Small paper cups
6
Brown kraft paper sheets
12 sheets
Printable flower order cards
12
White poster board
1 sheet
Washable markers
1 set
Glue sticks
6
Washable tacky glue
1 bottle
Ribbon lengths
12
Child-safe scissors
6 pairs
Who this list is for
This paper flower shop craft is for six-year-olds who want to make paper flowers, a small shop sign, and order cards for classroom role-play. The finished flowers can be arranged in cups and used in a simple flower shop area.
How to use this list
Build flowers by gluing colored cardstock flower petals around yellow cardstock circles, then attach green paper drinking straws as stems. Place flowers in small paper cups. Use brown kraft paper sheets and ribbon lengths to make simple wraps, then create a flower shop sign on white poster board with washable markers. Add printable flower order cards for pretend customers.
Common mistakes
Do not make the flowers too detailed to assemble or too heavy for the green paper drinking straws. Use washable tacky glue sparingly so petals do not warp. Keep the order cards simple and readable for young children during role-play.
What is on this list
You need 48 colored cardstock flower petals, 24 green paper drinking straws, 24 yellow cardstock circles, six small paper cups, and brown kraft paper sheets. The list also includes 12 printable flower order cards, white poster board, washable markers, glue sticks, washable tacky glue, ribbon lengths, and six pairs of child-safe scissors. Cross off what you own.
When you are done
Allow the flower heads and stems to dry before placing them in cups or wrapping them with kraft paper. Put the order cards near the finished shop sign, then store spare petals and ribbon for another flower shop session.
FAQ
Who is "Paper flower shop craft for 6-year-olds" for?
This paper flower shop craft is for six-year-olds who want to make paper flowers, a small shop sign, and order cards for classroom role-play. The finished flowers can be arranged in cups and used in a simple flower shop area.
How should I use "Paper flower shop craft for 6-year-olds"?
Build flowers by gluing colored cardstock flower petals around yellow cardstock circles, then attach green paper drinking straws as stems. Place flowers in small paper cups. Use brown kraft paper sheets and ribbon lengths to make simple wraps, then create a flower shop sign on white poster board with washable markers. Add printable flower order cards for pr…
What should I skip or avoid with "Paper flower shop craft for 6-year-olds"?
Do not make the flowers too detailed to assemble or too heavy for the green paper drinking straws. Use washable tacky glue sparingly so petals do not warp. Keep the order cards simple and readable for young children during role-play.
What is on the "Paper flower shop craft for 6-year-olds" list?
You need 48 colored cardstock flower petals, 24 green paper drinking straws, 24 yellow cardstock circles, six small paper cups, and brown kraft paper sheets. The list also includes 12 printable flower order cards, white poster board, washable markers, glue sticks, washable tacky glue, ribbon lengths, and six pairs of child-safe scissors. Cross off what you…
What should I do when I am done?
Allow the flower heads and stems to dry before placing them in cups or wrapping them with kraft paper. Put the order cards near the finished shop sign, then store spare petals and ribbon for another flower shop session.
Related lists
For general planning only. Valedo does not guarantee this list’s accuracy, completeness, or suitability. Verify information before relying on it. Not a substitute for professional advice or safety training.