Use these printable flower facts flashcards to teach your kids about the plants that they can find in your garden or neighborhood.
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Spring means that your flowerbeds and neighbor’s homes are bursting with lots of new and colorful blooms or will be soon. This is a great time to learn about those flowers – including their names and some fun facts about them.
Most of the flower facts are about size, shape, or where they grow. I got them from Britannica Kids, which is a great resource for info that’s simplified and age-appropriate.
Flower flashcards
There are 12 flowers printed on these flashcards. Learn their names and how to identify them by sight.
- tulip
- zinnia
- lily
- rose
- daisy
- hibiscus
- poppy
- sunflower
- geranium
- hydrangea
- orchid
- daffodil
How to print the flashcards
After you download this printable, you’ll see that there are 4 pages. There are 2 sets of cards, each with a front and back design.
I recommend printing 2 pages at a time, double-sided, on card stock. (Pages 1 and 2 go together, and pages 3 and 4 go together.)
The picture cards and the text cards go in opposite directions, so when you print them back-to-back, the correct text will line up with the flower image.
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