Materials
Brown construction paper for pot
Various color construction paper for flowers
Green construction paper for stems
8X11 inch construction paper for background
Scissors
Glue stick or Elmers glue
Directions
1. Click on drawing to get templates for cutting the construction paper and stiff paper. Set the size of the drawing to fill an 8 X 11 inch page. Cut out the template shapes. On average cut 3 flowers/stalks per child. Cut a few extras in case some have more than 3 siblings
2. Paste the pot shape on the background sheet
3. Glue on the stems, - one for each sibling. Remember that Bala-Krishna, Bala-Ganesha, Muruga, etc can also be considered as siblings. Cousins or close friends can also get a flower.
4. Paste the flowers making sure that the fold is on top.
5. Paste the center dots on the flowers.
6. Paste the brown band over the edge of the pot and the stems to get a clean finish.
7. Write the names of the siblings on the inner layer of the flower.
Brown construction paper for pot
Various color construction paper for flowers
Green construction paper for stems
8X11 inch construction paper for background
Scissors
Glue stick or Elmers glue
Directions
1. Click on drawing to get templates for cutting the construction paper and stiff paper. Set the size of the drawing to fill an 8 X 11 inch page. Cut out the template shapes. On average cut 3 flowers/stalks per child. Cut a few extras in case some have more than 3 siblings
2. Paste the pot shape on the background sheet
3. Glue on the stems, - one for each sibling. Remember that Bala-Krishna, Bala-Ganesha, Muruga, etc can also be considered as siblings. Cousins or close friends can also get a flower.
4. Paste the flowers making sure that the fold is on top.
5. Paste the center dots on the flowers.
6. Paste the brown band over the edge of the pot and the stems to get a clean finish.
7. Write the names of the siblings on the inner layer of the flower.
