Material preparation: cardboard, pen and scissors.

Operating steps:

1. Cut a circle with a diameter of 8CM with green cardboard.

2. Cut a square piece of red paper, fold the two corners in half, two fifths from one side to the other, then fold it in half, turn it over, and fold the other side to the opposite side.

Draw flowers on the folded paper, cut them along with scissors, and then open them.

4. Cut another yellow circle.

5. Stick the yellow circle on the red flower, draw big eyes on it, and then stick it on the red petals of the haircut.

6. Place the finished flowers in the middle of the green circle, and obliquely fold the two sides of the green corner paper in half. Then cut a small oval cardboard and write a greeting on it.

The origin of Mother's Day:

Mother's Day is a festival to celebrate mothers, which originated in America. The founder is anna jarvis. Anna started advocating Mother's Day on 1908 to express her gratitude to her mother. At first, people celebrated Mother's Day on the second Sunday of May every year. Later, many countries also set up Mother's Day one after another, and fixed the date on the second Sunday of May every year.

It is said that Anna Horst's mother is a philanthropist and often helps poor children and families in the community. In Anna's mind, mother represents selfless love and care, so Anna hopes to express her gratitude to her mother to the whole world through the celebration of Mother's Day.

At first, Mother's Day was celebrated only in some states in the United States, and then it gradually spread to the whole United States. 19 14. President Wilson of the United States declared the second Sunday in May as National Mother's Day and became a legal holiday in the United States. Later, Mother's Day also spread to other countries, including Canada, Australia, Britain and France.

Now, Mother's Day has become a global holiday. People express their gratitude and respect to their mothers by giving gifts, writing greeting cards and going out. There are more and more ways to celebrate Mother's Day. From the initial commemoration of mother to the present commercial celebration, its significance and value are constantly expanding and deepening.