校園母親節黑板報資料（精選8篇）

校園母親節黑板報資料 篇1

　　媽媽為了讓我好好地成長，每到周末和寒暑假都為我報補習班東奔西跑，甚至今天仍然是為我的學習生活而操勞，結果那雙腳都起了好幾個水泡甚至都磨起了厚厚的繭子。

　　今天，母親節到了。我決定為媽媽做一件事—我要為母親洗腳，洗去媽媽的疲勞、洗去媽媽腳上的塵埃。首先，我要買一些康乃馨，再去煮一鍋水，等到水燒開了，冒煙了，再把它倒進盆子，然后，把花瓣放進盆子里，讓水中蕩漾著康乃馨的香味。

　　好了，現在可是萬事俱備，只欠東風了。我把媽媽叫過來，讓她把腳放進這飄散著濃郁香味的盆子里，我親手給媽媽洗腳，我的手，將會洗去媽媽一整天的疲倦。不！是這么多年以來的辛苦！我摸著媽媽長了繭子的腳底，心里很難受，媽媽則疼愛的撫摸著我的頭，她很開心，一直說：”我兒子長大了，懂事了，媽媽很欣慰。”而我告訴媽媽我要好好學習的同時也要多學做家務事，幫媽媽分擔一下家庭的重擔。

　　今天是五月的第二個禮拜天，也就是一年一度的母親節，今天的主角是全天下的媽媽。我覺得媽媽太辛苦了，每天工作，還要照顧我，還要幫我復習功課，所以我決定給媽媽買個禮物表示我對她的愛。

　　回到家后，我把那瓶香水放在媽媽天天用的化妝臺上，想給她一個驚喜，下面壓了一張小紙條，寫著：祝媽媽節日快樂！媽媽，我永遠愛你！因為只有你才能給我那份特殊的愛—那就是母愛。

校園母親節黑板報資料 篇2

　　今天是一年一度的母親節，我也有一個愛我、疼我的媽媽，這是她除生日外最重要的節日之一，我打算給她一個驚喜—母親節慶祝晚會。

　　我突然想起晚會一定要有禮品與蛋糕呀！所以我急急忙忙跑出了家門。走在路上想：媽媽總是給我買這買那，我也要給媽媽買一個蛋糕與一件小禮物……不知不覺就來到了蛋糕店門口，我要了一份小型地奶油蛋糕，又去附近地超市買了一個小禮品，邊想邊往家走。心想：媽媽看到后會怎么樣呢？我剛進家門就對媽媽公布了這個驚喜，媽媽地眼淚像斷了線地珠子一樣流個沒完沒了。我急忙勸道：“你別哭，您為我做了那么多事，我也沒有天天抹淚，我就做了這么點事不至于吧！您要是喜歡我天天給您買。”媽媽一聽更是泣不成聲了。

　　晚會開始了，我先是朗誦了一首《游子吟》，緊接著又是一段真情告白：媽媽，在我生病的日子里，您不分日夜地照顧我，謝謝您。可誰曾想到媽媽感動不已，媽媽又哭了。抱著我就是一陣熱吻，我心想：晚會是無法進行下去了。

校園母親節黑板報資料 篇3

　　今天是五月的第二個星期日—母親節。在這一天里，我要幫助我的母親做一些家務活，就決定幫助媽媽刷一次碗。晚飯后，只見媽媽已經刷完一半了，我急忙上去說：“媽媽您歇會兒，我來幫您刷！”媽媽聽了笑笑說：“明天就要期中考試了，你還是趕緊復習功課吧！你學習好了就算是對我的報答！”

　　于是，我坐下來認真想：一年四季，春夏秋冬，母親都以博大的胸懷關愛著我。我們幫助母親不光是在母親節這一天，而是在日常生活中，就要不斷地幫助媽媽做家務。但是我們做為學生，學生的任務就是學習，只要學習好了，就是對母親的報答。

　　我贊美陽光，因為她給予了我溫暖；我贊美流水，因為她滋潤了大地萬物；我贊美松柏，她給我以堅韌的啟示；我贊美鮮花，因為她讓我產生美麗的想象。可是，我更贊美我的母親，因為母親給予我生命，撫育我成長。

　　在這個母親節里，我要深情地對母親說：“母親，我愛您！您辛苦了！”

校園母親節黑板報資料 篇4

　　親愛的母親，時間來到了五月的第二個星期天，母親節又到了，在這樣的一個特殊的日子里，我想表達我對您的感謝。

　　媽媽，你就像那蜜蜂一樣，不辭辛勞地為我們坐著一切。記得又一次我生了一場奇怪的大病，頸脖子下面竟然腫脹了起來，連久經社會的你也看不出是什么病，你急壞了，帶著我到處尋醫問藥，這個鄉，那個鎮的醫生幾乎你都跑光了。那時，我可以看出你有多么的擔心害怕，你怕失去您的寶貴的兒子啊，你對您的兒子如此關心在乎，我真的非常感謝您，我真幸運有你這么好的媽媽啊。

　　時光匆匆，您的兒子現在長大了，而您也老了。兒子雖然沒什么出息，但是母親的大恩依然不敢忘記，我時時刻刻地在想念著你，希望有一天能夠好好的讓風光一回，我相信，我一定會做到的，我想讓你成天天底下最幸福的母親，讓所有的母親都為您感到驕傲。

　　又是一年母親節，在這個特定的節日里，我祝福你，我的媽媽。希望你能安康長壽！

校園母親節黑板報資料 篇5

　　Recently Mothers’ Day becomes very popular in China. Many people express their grateful feelings to their mothers through thoughtful gifts and quality time with family to celebrate Mothers’ Day.

　　No matter where you are and what you are now, you are a lovely kid who is loved most by your mom. Mother, is a person who gives her selfishless love for nothing. On this day, let’s listen to many children’s words they want to tell their moms.

　　1.On this day we all sit back and think about how much our mothers do for us.

　　2.Where would we be without you, mom?

　　3.I've tried many times to tell you, but I'll say it again: I love you mother.

　　4.Though it is hard to tell you sometimes, I do love you dearly, mom.

　　5.I may not often say it, but I do love you.

　　6.There are little things that I should have said and done to show my gratitude, but it is appreciatedwhat you do.

　　7.Sometimes I cry and make you sigh, but you know that I love you so.

校園母親節黑板報資料 篇6

　　In the U.S. Mothers' Day is a holiday celebrated on second Sunday in May. It is a day when children honor their mothers with cards, gifts, and flowers.

　　First observance in Philadelphia, Pa. in 1907, it is based on suggestions by Julia Ward Howe in 1872 and by Anna Jarvis in 1907.

　　Although it wasn't celebrated in the U.S. until 1907, there were days honoring mothers even in the days of ancient Greece. In those days, however, it was Rhea, the Mother of the gods that was given honor.

　　Later, in the 1600's, in England there was an annual observance called "Mothering Sunday."

　　It was celebrated during June, on the fourth Sunday. On Mothering Sunday, the servants, who generally lived with their employers, were encouraged to return home and honor their mothers. It was traditional for them to bring a special cake along to celebrate the occasion.

　　In the U.S., in 1907 Ana Jarvis, from Philadelphia, began a campaign to establish a national Mother's Day.

　　Jarvis persuaded her mother's church in Grafton, West Virginia to celebrate Mother's Day on the second anniversary of her mother's death, the 2nd Sunday of May. The next year Mother's Day was also celebrated in Philadelphia.

　　Jarvis and others began a letter-writing campaign to ministers, businessmen, and politicians in their quest to establish a national Mother's Day.

　　They were successful. President Woodrow Wilson, in 1914, made the official announcement proclaiming Mother's Day a national observance that was to be held each year on the 2nd Sunday of May.

　　Many other countries of the world celebrate their own Mother's Day at different times throughout the year. Denmark, Finland, Italy, Turkey, Australia, and Belgium celebrate Mother's Day on the second Sunday in May, as in the U.S.

校園母親節黑板報資料 篇7

　　現代母親節是由安娜·賈維斯（1864年5月1日－1948年11月24日）發起，其終生未婚，一直陪伴母親。安娜的母親是一位很有同情心，而且心地善良的女士，并提出要設立一個日子來紀念默默地做出奉獻的偉大母親們，可惜愿望尚未達成就逝世了。

　　安娜于1907年開始舉辦興祝活動，申請將母親節定為法定節日，其呼吁獲得熱烈響應，決定每年5月的第二個星期日為母親節。節日于1908年5月10日在美國的西弗吉尼亞州和賓夕凡尼亞州正式開始，這一舉措引起世界各國紛紛仿效，至1948年賈維斯謝世時，已有43個國家設立了母親節。安娜母親生前最愛的花朵是康乃馨，康乃馨也就成了母親節的象征。

校園母親節黑板報資料 篇8

　　Despite popular belief, Mother's Day is not just a holiday invented by Hallmark, but rather it is a holiday dating back several millennia.

　　The earliest known Mother’s Day originated in Ancient Greece honoring Rhea, mother of all deities, in an annual spring festival.

　　The Romans honored Cybele, the same mother of all deities, and celebrated this festival by calling it the “Hilaria.” Early Christians continued the tradition by celebrating the Virgin Mary, on the fourth Sunday of Lent. In England, the celebration eventually expanded to include all mothers.

　　Mother’s Day was not an official holiday in the United States until 1914. Modern Americans can thank the perseverance and determination of a woman named Anna Jarvis who, deeply devoted to her own mother, helped to make Mother’s Day an official U.S. holiday.

　　Jarvis’s mother, Anna Maria Reeves Jarvis, was an activist during the Civil War and lost 8 of her 12 children before they reached adulthood.

　　When she died in 1905, Anna (daughter) was distraught and vowed to devote her life to honoring her mother. Her devotion led her to strive to appoint an official U.S. holiday to recognize mothers. Though Mother’s Day had been celebrated informally for many years, Jarvis wrote many important figures (including U.S. congressmen and prosperous businessmen), imploring them to back Mother’s Day as an official holiday.

　　Anna’s efforts finally paid off. In 1910, the governor of West Virginia declared Mother's Day a state holiday on the second Sunday in May.

　　The following year, every other state followed suit. By 1914, President Woodrow Wilson signed a bill declaring Mother’s Day a Federal Holiday.

　　At first, celebrations of Mother's Day were relatively private, where children would accompany their mothers to the churches where their baptisms were held.

　　Gradually though, Mother's Day has flourished into a significant and memorable occasion where many people express their love for their mothers through thoughtful gifts and quality time with family.