These magic flowers made of paper are a small craft work, which can be used for games and actions. Each child first makes a paper flower. Paint it colorfully and write an action on it. Fold the flowers (see instructions) and place them one by one in the water. The flowers fold up in the water and the action becomes visible. The action then takes place the children. Then place the next flower in the water. Try out the magic flowers!
Make a flower like in the picture or print out this copy template.
Cut out the flowers with the scissors.
Now cut the individual petals to the middle circle.
Now paint your flowers colorfully.
Now you write the desired action with a felt pen in the middle.
Tip: One word can be reached here. Uses the action as a movement game.
Proposals for actions:
Jumping
Gossip
Winkling
Patches
Stamping
Crabs
Dancing
Embrace
Shake hands
Tickling, etc.
Now fold one petal inwards around the other.
The fully folded flower looks like this!
Fills a vessel with water. Put this in the meadow in an action-packed game.
Then place each flower one by one in the water and observe how it opens.
As soon as you can read the action (or let it read to you), you will do it.
Then you fish the flower out of the vessel and make room for the next magic flower.
Repeat the process and wait for the next action.
This game offers a nice change at a birthday party in summer.
Have fun and stay creative!
