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Flowers
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Trace the picture of the flower and color it.
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Suggestions for making ordinary flip flops more florally fun.
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Lined paper with an illustration of the Earth and the "recycle" symbol at the top. (elementary) (20 pt. line, 1.25 spaces between lines)
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From "black eyed susan" to "sunflower."
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Guide the bee through the flowers.
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Easy ten-page booklet, flower shape, different color on each page. Trace and cut out the unlined flower pattern for a great student shapebook.
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Find your way through the tulip-shaped maze.
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[member-created using abctools] Find the words, from BEES to POLLINATION, in this plant-shaped word search.
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Use white paper and some green pipe cleaners to make these personalized presents, perfect for Mother's Day, Easter, or any spring holiday.
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Happy Spring! Hearts and flowers.
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Count the flowers on each circle. Match the circle to the section on the caterpillar with the corresponding number.
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Unlined paper with illustrations of roses to color in the surrounding border.
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Transform plastic flowers into floral magnets. Makes a great decoration for lockers or refrigerators.
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Help the hummingbird find the flower.
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Find the bee in a maze made of flowers.
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Find your way through the flower-shaped maze.
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Trace the picture of the flower and color it.
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"Dana loves flowers." This realistic fiction story includes a lot of flower facts, including the difference between annuals and perinneals.
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Find the flower-theme words from "Black-eyed Susan" to "sunflowers" in this rectangular word search.
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Use this Venn to compare flowering and non-flowering plants.
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Color this picture of a tulip, or trace and cut out to make a student shapebook, decorate your classroom, etc.
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Follow the directions and color the grid to make the shape of a tulip. Grid coloring is great for developing early map skills.
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Color this simple picture of a flower.
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This is a pdf file. You need Adobe Reader.
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Trace and cut out this basic flower pattern for a shapebook.
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Follow the directions and color the grid to make the shape of a daisy. Grid coloring is great for developing early map skills.
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Match the circle with the flowers to the section on the caterpillar with the corresponding number.
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"Color one flower yellow..."
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Color the picture of a frog on a lily pad, or trace and cut out to make a shapebook.
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Make a great picture holder from chenille stems and plastic flowers.
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Outline pattern of a daisy to color and directions for making your own daisy, with suggestions for several possible uses.
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Lined writing paper with an illustration of a happy flower to color at the top.
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