Spring flower basket
Fill the basket by attaching layers of pre-cut paper flowers and leaves. It can be completed by simply gluing it together without using scissors, so even the elderly with weak hand strength can participate until the end.
Activity Overview
Spring is completed just by attaching it
Create a three-dimensional effect by attaching pink, purple, and yellow petals in layers, and finish by placing them on a kraft basket. Judgments and choices are made naturally in the process of choosing and arranging colors.
| Topic | Spring · Flower · Reminiscence Activity |
|---|---|
| Time required | Approximately 50 minutes (can be shortened to 30 minutes) |
| Difficulty level | Mild - Severe (adjust the degree of cutting) |
| Recommended number of people | No limit (1 kit per person) |
| Main goals | Small muscle stimulation, color discrimination, emotional stability |
| Completed form | Square board frame type |
Components
What’s included in this kit
- 1 Flower basket design activity sheet Large design, bold outline printing
- 2 5 sheets of colored paper and patterned paper Pink, purple, yellow series
- 3 Cut paper flowers and leaves Many flowers by size, 6 types of leaves
- 4 Glue, double-sided tape Easy to handle even with weak hands
- 5 Completion example · Instructor guidance plan Contains progress order and dialogue comments
Activity goals
Fingertips and memories move together
- Pick up and attach the petals and repeatedly use the small muscles of your fingers.
- Stimulates discrimination and judgment in the process of choosing color and size.
- “What flowers did you like in spring?” Reminiscence conversations open naturally.
- Hang the completed work in a hospital room or living room to create a lasting sense of accomplishment.
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