Next, you’ll print out and color in six flowers (they can be all the same or different), then cut those out, leaving off the stems if they have any. Planting a Rainbow byLois Ehlert: Lois Ehlert invites young readers to join in the joy of planting and growing a rainbow of flowers. With bold and vibrant illustrations, this book teaches toddlers about colors, nature, and the magic of gardens.

The Flower Alphabet Book byJerry Pallotta, Leslie Evans: Discover the alphabet through a wide variety of flowers, engaging readers with vibrant illustrations and interesting facts about each flower. Fletcher and the Springtime Blossoms byJulia Rawlinson: Join Fletcher, a curious little fox, as he discovers that spring has arrived and watches as the trees begin to bloom with colorful blossoms. The Tiny Seed byEric Carle: Explore the journey of a tiny seed as it travels through the seasons, encounters obstacles, and eventually grows into a beautiful flower in this simple and educational story about plant life.

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You can then use the flowers you like – mounted on construction paper, for example, to make a pretty picture. 7. Paper Bouquets

A Seed Is Sleepy bySylvia Long, Dianna Aston: Explore the magical world of seeds and their incredible journey from dormancy to sprouting and blooming, accompanied by breathtaking illustrations and lyrical text. The Story of the Root Children bySibylle von Olfers: Delve into the enchanting world of the root children and their connection to the changing seasons and blooming flowers, featuring detailed illustrations and a gentle storyline.For this craft, you’ll need small terracotta flowerpots, as well as green crafting foam that you’ll cut down to fit inside the pots.

To do this, you’ll need green construction paper, onto which you draw, starting about an inch up from the bottom, tendrils of grass. The Book of Wild Flowers byNeil Fletcher: Discover the beauty of wildflowers with this informative guidebook, featuring stunning illustrations and descriptions of various species found in different habitats.

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You’ll print out the flowers you want to use, carefully color them in with fine markers or colored pencils, and then cut them out. You’re going to cut out the tendrils and make a loop with them, securing at the ends that are big enough to fit around your child’s head.

Flowers (Eye Wonder) byDK: Explore the diversity of flowers with this visually stunning book, filled with vibrant photographs and informative text that introduces children to the world of flowers. The Legend of the Indian Paintbrush byTomie dePaola: Tomie dePaola shares a legend of the Native American Plains tribes about a young boy with a special talent for painting. With his signature illustrations, dePaola brings this enchanting tale to life. Reading about flowers can be an enlightening experience for children. Books about flowers can introduce kids to the cycle of life, science, and the joy of gardening in a fun and engaging way. Not only do these books offer young readers a wealth of knowledge about different types of flowers and how they grow, but they also stimulate children's curiosity. By igniting this sense of wonder, these books encourage exploration, foster a love for nature, and, importantly, make learning feel like play. Such an introduction can cultivate a lifelong interest in biology, botany, and environmental stewardship. Nurture a love for plants and nature with these beginner's guide books for young botanists. Through informative texts and captivating illustrations, these books introduce children to the fascinating world of plants and inspire curiosity about the natural world.Fold the circle along the lines and glue the flaps down. You can add a paper cut-out bow or use a real ribbon to complete the bouquet! 6. Wrapping Paper