20 Flower Learning Activities

Activities for ages 4 to 8.

I don’t know about you but after a long gray winter, I’m always excited to see flowers start to grow. You too?

From working on phonics and letter sounds to science experiments and ten frames, these flower-themed centers are perfect for kindergarten and first grade.

There are even some gorgeous flower art projects that will add some cheerful pops of color to your classroom walls or hallway!

Scroll below to see some great literacy, math, science and art flower ideas that are sure to brighten up your classroom… and your pocketbook!

All of the ideas are FREE!

Flower Literacy Centers

If you are practicing letter sounds, this flower roll and cover will be loads of fun! // Fun Learning for Kids

Are your kids ready for blends? Have them plant a garden and grow some digraphs.

Practicing beginning sounds? This hands-on build a flower letter sort is just what you need! // This Reading Mama

Plant some flowers and work on reading CVC words along the way! Kids will love this flower CVC word match.

And finally, help kids memorize sight words with these playful butterfly puzzles!

Flower Math Centers

Then water some plants by finding the correct sum for each addition problem. // The STEM Laboratory

Or practice subtraction by coloring in your own ten frame flower patch.

Read and count with this free flower counting book. // Fun A Day

Play a motivating round of Flower Coverall to practice making ten.

Practice patterns with this field of tulips. // The Kindergarten Connection

Flower Science

Use coffee filters and markers to show kids that secondary colors are actually different combinations of primary colors in this colorful chromatography experiment. // Buggy and Buddy

Or awe students with this color changing flower experiment.(You can make each flower not one but TWO different hues!)

Kids will LOVE making these magically blooming flowers! // The STEM Laboratory