There are a few Mother’s Day poems preschoolers can use in the cards they make. Each child and decide if a poem says what they want to tell their mommy on this special day.

Mother’s Day Poems Preschoolers Can Use

Ten Mother’s Day poems preschoolers can use for cards gives them several choices. The poems can inspire preschoolers to write their own poems to express how they feel about their mommies.

1. My Mommy Takes Care of Me

Most children admire their mommy. A short poem is a wonderful way to tell Mommy how much she is appreciated.

My Mommy is smart,

My Mommy is pretty,

My Mommy is a busy bee

and she takes good care of me.

2. I Love My Mommy

When a child loves their mommy, they can use a poem to express this sentiment. For a child, mommies have one main role, and that is to take care of them.

It’s true, I love my Mommy,

She’s a good mommy to me,

She sees that I am fed,

Then reads to me in bed.

3. Mommy Loves Me Anyway

Most children want to be good. When they do something and are corrected, it can make them feel sad, but they can take solace knowing their mommy has unconditional love for them.

My Mommy scolds me when I’m bad,

And it makes me really sad,

But when Mommy gives me a cookie,

I know she still loves me.

4. Happy Mother’s Day

Wishing Mommy a Happy Mother’s Day is something a child enjoys doing. Making a card just for Mommy always needs a little poem to go inside.

Happy Mother’s Day!

I bought you a present

I hope you like it,

It attaches to my bike,

So, you can hear me

and I won’t run over you.

5. Mommy Is Special

A child believes her/his mommy is special. A cute poem is a great way to show Mommy how much she means, especially if she works outside the home.

My Mommy is so special,

She says she has to wrestle

with things at work all day,

I don’t know what they are,

But she must be very good,

‘Cause she goes back every day!

6. My Mom Sings

Singing to a child is one of the nurturing things a mommy does. A Mother’s Day card expressing how the child enjoys their mommy singing to them should make her smile.

My Mommy sings to me all the time,

She sings to me at bath time

and when I go to sleep,

She sings when walking in the park

and on her way to work.

I love to hear my Mommy sing.

7. Read Me a Story

Children love to have stories read to them. Many mommies read a story to their child at bedtime. This poem reminds mommies how important bedtime stories are to their child and can even be a little humorous.

I love when Mommy reads me bedtime stories,

Her voice is soft and like a whisper,

I try to keep my eyes open,

But listening to her always puts me to sleep.

8. Mommy and I Bake Cookies Together

Baking is a fun activity that mommies can do with their child. Teaching a child to make cookies is a classic mother and child activity.

Sometimes, Mommy and I bake cookies together,

Mommy thinks I’m funny when I get flour on my face,

When the cookies are done, Mommy and I eat them,

The best part of baking cookies is doing it with Mommy!

9. When I Get Scared at Night

Children often wake up in the middle of the night. A bad nightmare may send them running to their mommy’s bedroom for comfort. A poem describing how their mommy makes them feel safe can be a great Mother’s Day poem.

Sometimes I wake up at night afraid,

I always run to get my Mommy,

She holds me tight and tells me

she won’t let anything get me,

I love my Mommy, because she’s so brave!

10. My Mommy Can Do Anything!

Parents seem like miracle workers to a child. They look up to their mommies, believing they can do anything.

My Mommy can do anything,

Fix my backpack straps,

Drive a car and fill it with gas,

Count money to pay bills,

But best of all she can make a booboo feel better

just by kissing it!

Adorable Mothers Day Poems for Kids

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5 Adorable Mothers Day Poems for Kids

It’s time to help the kids celebrate their moms with these cute Mothers Day poems for kids.  Now, more than ever, because we’re all forced to stay at home, we need to get creative with gift ideas for moms.

 

Mothers Day Handprint Poem

Mother’s Day gifts don’t have to be elaborate and fancy to express appreciation and love.  Instead, try this adorable printable handprint poem for mom from the kids.

 

HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY

“I know you wipe some away,

But these prints are here to stay.

So, keep them forever,

A treasure they will be.

Happy Mother’s Day, Mom!

Love, me!”

 

This easy Mother’s Day craft will be cherished for years to come, and it costs next to nothing to make.

Get this poem HERE or on TPT

Mothers Day Poem for Kids to go with Flowers

This is the perfect time of year to plant and grow flowers.  Kids love planting flowers, caring for them, and watching them grow. Teach your kids these fun flower facts, then print the poem for a fun reading lesson.

 

MOTHERS DAY

I am like a flower

that is raised

with love by you.

You help me grow up

big and strong,

Mom,

thanks for all you do! 

 

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Any potted flower, or a kid-colored styrofoam cup full of dirt and a tiny sprouted flower, will make any mother happy!  Moms typically appreciate the thought and simplest jester of appreciation.

If you’re looking for activities to go along with your planting activities, check out my blog post, Flowers and Plants Writing Activity for Kids.

Mother’s Day Song and Poems from Kids

If you’re looking for a poem from a daughter, a mom poem from son, or a poem to mom from both kids, I’ve got you covered with this Mommy poem.

 

MOMMY

Mommy, Mommy, I love you.

Thanks for all the things you do.

I love you

And you love me.

That’s the way it should be.

Mommy, Mommy, I love you.

Thanks for all the things you do!

 

This Mother’s Day song, sung to the tune of “twinkle twinkle”, also makes the perfect Mother’s Day poem for kids.

When you purchase the Mommy poem. you will get all three versions shown below.  One from all kids, one from a son, and one from a daughter.

 

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Happy Mother’s Day Fingerprint Poem From Kids

(Author unknown)

Dirt and cookie fingerprints

are not too hard to find.

You’ll see them on our walls and drawers

Where I go, they’re left behind.

But soon I’ll learn to wash my hand

And tuck them by my side.

The walls and drawers clean once more

No grubby marks to hide.

So, here I leave my fingerprints

Each and every one,

Painted as a reminder 

of dirt and cookies and fun. 

 

Dear Mom

(author unknown)

Dear Mom,

I will love you forever;

And forever you will be

The most wonderful mother,

You mean everything to me.

I thought of buying you flowers

In the usual way

But I knew you would prefer

A forever bouquet!

Mothers Day Poems for Preschoolers

Three year olds are the best! They simply offer to others what they have already been carrying around in their minds. They rarely think long before they speak. As a result, we hear incredible things coming out of their mouths. Sometimes they can be serious and sweet, but more often they are funny and enjoy making others laugh. This is the reason that these little ones can tell the same joke constantly and seem to never become tired of telling the punchline. For Mother’s Day, check out these poems that are made for preschoolers to give to their moms. They contain words that are skillful, kind, and sometimes what you would hear coming from a preschooler. On another note, you could take the approach of interviewing a preschool and asking them what they think about their moms. This may yeild some hilarious and shocking answers. However, if you choose to do this, you willl know that their answers will be coming straight from their hearts and they won’t likely hold back what they are thinking.

1
Finger painting, funny drawing with shapes all over the card
Silly sayings with crazy faces, but love in their heart
Happy mother’s day to you mommy, I made this just for you
Sorry for the messy drawing and all of the glue

2
Sticky boogers and smelly farts
Oh my sweet little hearts
Holding hands, warm hugs
All the cuddles and snugs
Bugs crawling, fearless acts
Brave souls, kisses stacked
Jumping off the walls
I know what it seems
Yes it’s mother’s day, and my kids mean so much to me

3
I tried to write a letter, but I don’t know to spell
Daddy tried to help me, but my expressions he couldn’t tell
I mainly drew shapes and mostly pictures
Wishing to express myself better, with more than just fixtures
Yet, happy mothers, here’s a kiss for you,
I love you mommy an all that you do

4
Honey is sweet
Candy is, too
The greatest mom in the world
Is no one but you
She cooks and she cleans
She feeds me too
There is nothing that she can’t do
That’s why my mom is the best
Better than the rest

5
I will not always be this small
One day I will be big and strong
I will not always cry
When you leave to go to work
But you will always be my hero
And I will always love you
For a million years to come
Happy mother’s day

 

6
I love my mommy
She is always funny
She makes me happy
And loves to rub my tummy
I love my mummy
Because she bought me my favorite bunny
And when I’m feeling hungry
She always makes me a sandwich