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Flowers
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"How many roses were sold during the third week?"
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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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"I see a pretty flower." An easy and sweet reading comprehension.
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"Count the flowers. How many are there?" with dot-hinted answers.
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Daisy's crazy about daisies! A reading comprehension with a well-connected spelling activity.
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Nana Nettie plants more tulips in her beautiful garden every year to welcome the spring. A realistic fiction reading comprehension.
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Guide the bee through the flowers.
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Miss Sadie grows a field of sunflowers.
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A picture of a tulip to color and lines to write a short story about tulips and spring.
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For pre-readers, the (a) glyphs feature larger pictures and a smaller font, for teachers to read directions aloud.
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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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A picture of a tulip to color and wide lines to write a short story about tulips and spring.
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Color this picture of a sunflower or trace and cut out to make a great shapebook.
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"Count the flowers. How many are there?" Six pages of counting practice. Common Core: Math (Count to tell the number of objects) K.CC5
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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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A sunflower picture to color for fun or as a report cover.
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Informational and diagram page of life cycle of a daisy, with cut and paste in sequence diagram activity.
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Colorful flowers and the numbers from 1-31, as well as matching flowers with math symbols, and a large flower to color or use with a calendar. Great for making a May calendar or for playing math games. Six to a page.
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Two sets of color illustrated cards of 20 different garden plants for memory/match games.
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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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Cute Easter project!
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Primary-lined paper with blackline sunflowers in the surrounding border.
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Students practice reading basic graphs with this sunflower-themed worksheet.
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Trace the picture of the flower and color it.
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A little girl plants and waters her sunflower, then watches it grow. A great spring reading comprehension.
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Color a blackline drawing by following the directions in the legend.
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Simple heart shape to color or decorate.
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A picture of a tulip to color and lines to write a short text with words from a word bank.
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Two pages of writing paper with blackline daisies in the surrounding border, one blank and one with medium lines.
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Welcome this beautiful summer flower with a reading comprehension, a word unscramble, and more.
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[made with abctools] Wide-lined paper with illustrations of flowers in the surrounding border.
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Informational and diagram page of life cycle of a daisy, with cut and paste in sequence diagram activity.
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Sorting cards with different sizes and colors. Also may be used for a matching game.
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Students are introduced to some of the basic elements of representative painting (via O'Keefe's "White Iris") and then directed towards their own representative work. The complication level of the project should correspond to student ability and interest.
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