Each month we will highlight a new activity that you can do alone or with your family to remember a person or pet that has died.
This month’s activity:
Remembrance Flower
Supplies Needed
Paper different colors
Markers or Crayons ( Blue, Black, Red, Yellow, Green)
Scissors
Tape
Directions:
For this month’s activity, we are thinking about spring and making a remembrance flower. Start by drawing or cutting out a circle and petals from your construction paper. Next, tape the circle down on a separate paper and the petals around it. In the center of the circle write or draw a picture of the person or pet you are remembering. On each petal, write or draw a memory of the person or pet. Finally, draw or cut out a stem. You may want to display your flower somewhere, or you may want to keep it private. You may also want to talk as a family about why you chose the memories you did.
Remember, all feelings are okay to have, and it is important to find safe outlets for them.
Activity Page
Each month we will highlight a new activity that you can do alone or with your family to remember a person or pet that has died.
This month’s activity:
Remembrance Flower
Supplies Needed
Paper different colors
Markers or Crayons ( Blue, Black, Red, Yellow, Green)
Scissors
Tape
Directions:
For this month’s activity, we are thinking about spring and making a remembrance flower. Start by drawing or cutting out a circle and petals from your construction paper. Next, tape the circle down on a separate paper and the petals around it. In the center of the circle write or draw a picture of the person or pet you are remembering. On each petal, write or draw a memory of the person or pet. Finally, draw or cut out a stem. You may want to display your flower somewhere, or you may want to keep it private. You may also want to talk as a family about why you chose the memories you did.
Remember, all feelings are okay to have, and it is important to find safe outlets for them.
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