Mother's Day

 

 

           

 

  Mother's Day Poem
 


My mom is very special,
My mom is very kind,
My mom always tells me I'm special,
She's always on my mind.

My mom watches me grow,
My mom watches me cry,
Of course she'll always know,
She'll never have to tell me goodbye.

My mom will always hug and kiss,
My mom will always care.
My days she will never miss,
Cuz I'm her little teddy bear.

My mom is very special,
My mom is very kind,
My mom always tells me I'm special
She's always on my mind.

 

 

  Mother's Day Songs

 


I Love Mommy
(Tune: "Are You Sleeping")

I love Mommy.
I love Mommy.
Yes, I do!
Yes, I do!
And I'll be sure to show her
Just how much I love her
Everyday,
Everyday.


M-O-M-M-Y
(Tune: "BINGO")

I love her, and she loves me,
And Mommy is her name-o:
M-O-M-M-Y,
M-O-M-M-Y,
M-O-M-M-Y,
And Mommy is her name-o.


Happy Mother's Day
(Tune: "Happy Birthday")

Happy Mother's Day to you!
Happy Mother's Day to you!
Happy Mother's Day, dear Mommy!
Happy Mother's Day to you!

 

 

  Mother's Day Vocabulary

 

affection bond caring child
cook encourages family flowers
heart helps holds hugs
kind kisses love mommy
play son tender work
       

 

 

  Mother's Day in USA


Anna M. Jarvis (1864-1948) is credited with originating our Mother's Day holiday. She never married and was extremely attached to her mother, Mrs. Anna Reese Jarvis. Her mother died in Philadelphia in May of 1905. Two years after her mother's death (1907) Anna Jarvis and her friends began a letter-writing campaign to gain the support of influential ministers, businessmen and congressmen in declaring a national Mother's Day holiday.

 

 

  The First Mother's Day


The first Mother's Day observance was a church service honoring Mrs. Anna Reese Jarvis,

held at Anna Jarvis's request in Grafton, West Virginia, and in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,

on May 10, 1908.

 

 

   Official Holiday


In 1910, West Virginia became the first state to recognize the new holiday,

and the nation followed in 1914 when President Wilson declared the second Sunday

in May to be Mother's Day.

 

 

  Mother's Day Around the World 2004

 

Andora : Sunday 2 May
Argentina : Sunday 17 October
Australia : Sunday 9 May
Austria : Sunday 9 May
Balearic Islands : Sunday 6 June
Belgium : Sunday 9 May
Bolivia : Sunday 17 October
Bosnia : Monday 8 March
Brazil : Sunday 9 May
Brunei : Sunday 9 May
Canada : Sunday 9 May
Canary Islands : Sunday 6 June
Chile : Sunday 9 May
China : Sunday 9 May
Columbia : Sunday 9 May
Corsica : Sunday 6 June
Croatia : Monday 8 March
Cyprus : Sunday 9 May
Czech Republic : Sunday 9 May
Denmark : Sunday 9 May
Ecuador : Sunday 9 May
Egypt : Sunday 21 March
Finland : Sunday 9 May
France / Monaco : Sunday 6 June
Gabon : Sunday 9 May
Germany : Sunday 9 May
Greece : Sunday 9 May
Holland : Sunday 9 May
Homg Kong : Sunday 9 May
Hungary : Sunday 2 May
Iceland : Sunday 9 May
India : Sunday 9 May
Iran : Thursday 16 December
Ireland : Sunday 21 March

 

Japan : Sunday 9 May
Kenya : Sunday 9 May
Korea : Saturday 8 May
Lithuania : Sunday 9 May
Macedonia : Monday 8 March
Madeira : Sunday 2 May
Martinique : Sunday 6 June
Mauritius : Thursday 6 May
Mexico : Monday 10 May
New Zealand : Sunday 9 May
Norfolk/ Virginia : Sunday 9 May
Norway : Sunday 8 February
Paraguay : Sunday 17 October
Peru : Sunday 10 October
Poland : Wednesday 26 May
Portugal : Wednesday 5 May
Russia : Monday 8 March
Serbia : Monday 8 March
Singapore : Sunday 9 May
Slovenia : Monday 8 March
South Africa : Sunday 9 May
Spain : Sunday 2 May
Sweden : Sunday 6 June
Syria : Sunday 21 March
Taiwan : Sunday 9 May
Thailand : Sunday 8 August
Turkey : Sunday 9 May
USA : Sunday 9 May
Uruguay : Sunday 9 May
Venezuela : Sunday 9 May
Yugoslavia : Monday 8 March
Zimbabwe : Sunday 9 May

 

 

  What can you do to make Mother's Day special for your Mom?
 


Make mom breakfast in bed.
Do secret acts of kindness, this might include
doing one of mom's chores for her.
Be obedient.
Do your chores, without being asked.
Get along with your brothers and sisters.
Leave a love letter, for mom, on her pillow.
Make her a Mother's Day Card.
Give her a beautiful gift.
Send her flowers.
Invite her to a restaurant.
Give her a kiss and a big hug.

Tell her "I Love You, Mom" or "You are the Best Mom"

 

 

  Mother's Day Writing Activity

 

           

 

  Mother's Day Crafts

 

        

   

 

 

 

  Mother's Day Promise Cards

 

 

  Mother's Day Project

 

 

  Our Mother's Pictures