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Supplies you will need:
tulip pattern green and pink tissue paper scissors school glue
Directions:
1. Print tulip pattern and cut it out
Start by printing off the tulip pattern on white cardstock paper. Have your child cut it out.
2. Cut tissue paper into squares
Cut your green and pink tissue paper into squares.
3. Glue crinkled up green tissue paper on stem and leaf
Put school glue onto the stem and leaf of your tulip flower and add crinkled up green tissue paper to it.
4. Glue pink tissue paper on tulip flower
Add school glue all over the tulip flower and cover it with your pink tissue paper squares (or color of your choice). Let the glue dry completely. These would be so fun and pretty made in a classroom with different colors and hung up on a bulletin board with the saying “We’re in full bloom” or something. My daughter made a multi-colored one that is adorable, but I haven’t had a chance to get a photo of it.
