Build a flower

Planting Flowers Fine Motor Practice and more! (Free printable) #teach

This free printable build a flower activity is a great way to keep your kids or students entertained with a fun creative project...

Jolanthe from Homeschool Creations created this fantastic interdisciplinary, multi-skill printable gardening unit that would be perfect for spring and learning about the Earth. Featuring twelve colorful activities, here are a few of the highlights {as always, you'll have to visit Jolanthe's site for the full scoop}! Photo Source: homeschoolcreations.com Scissor Skills. In this exercise, students help 'water the flowers' by cutting on the line in order to connect the watering can to the…

Are you ready for spring? I am! If you’re not, you can get in the spring mood with this FREE Build a Flower Letter Sounds Sort! This pack features 25 beginning letter sound sorting flowers {excluding x}. *The free download link is towards the end of this post. Just look for the teal, oval button! *This ... Read More about Build a Flower Letter Sounds Sort

Brighten up your day, and home, with a beautiful spring flower art collage that is super simple to make. No special materials needed!

Simple Roll and Build flower game with dice you can play with your kids as a learning extension to a nursery rhyme Mary Mary Quite Contrary.

Flower Names – Name Building Practice Printable is a fun, hands-on activity that will have your students building their name in no time.

Please download your free Handwriting and Alphabet Practice Sheets, full of fun and engaging activities that will help your child learn letter and word formation, build pencil control and establish a solid writing foundation. #freeactivities #handwriting #learningtowrite #pencilgrip #pencilcontrol #homelearning #literacy #numeracy #colouring #wordsearch #maze #spotthedifference #artsandcrafts #homeschoolschedule #scavengerhunt #mothersday #fathersday #easter #christmas #halloween

woodlark® • ashley on Instagram: "Planting flowers activity 🌻 We added sticks to those mosaic build-a-flower pieces that we made last month to create this new activity since E loves playing with them so much! All of the pieces for the flowers are made using recycled cardboard and dried beans, and the petals detach with wooden clips (there’s a link in my profile to the tutorial to make the flowers if you missed it). The base is a piece of cardboard sitting inside of the basket with holes on…