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More Flower Resources
(42 resources)
Rainbow of Flowers Bulletin Board
This multifunctional bulletin board is an eye-catching display as well as an interactive... | ||
The Parts of a Flower
Ask your students to label and color the parts of a flower in this printable diagram. | Dried Flowers and Leaves
Pressing flowers and leaves is an excellent way for young children to learn about plants. | |
Comparing Monocots and Dicots
Use this comparison chart to review the differences between the seeds, leaves, and flowers of... | Darling Daffodil
Foster artistic abilities with an activity that builds skills in eye-hand coordination. | |
Flower Pollination
Students discover how flowers get a little help from birds and insects to transfer pollen... | Math in Science: Tallying
Students learn to use a tally by counting the total number of birds and flowers that they know. | |
Science, Technology and Society: Pollinators
Students discuss the importance of pollinators to our eco-system, and then answer questions on... | ||
Make a Dried Bouquet
Students learn how to make bouquets out of dried peppers or flowers. This was a common Colonial... | Investigate Activity: Observing the Parts of Flowers
Students observe, compare, and contrast the parts of two different flowers. Materials list,... | |
Explore Activity: A Sunflower Seed Grows
Students number pictures to show how a seed grows into a plant. | ||
Flower Power Vocabulary
Review vocabulary with a list about flowers aligns with the lesson Flower Power. | ||
Flower Parts
This printable challenges children to define the four main parts of a flower and then label a... | ||
Flower Power
In this science activity, students dissect a flower to learn about how plants grow from seeds. |

