Preschool Flowers and Bees Theme

Below you can find tons of fun and engaging Flower & Bees Activities! Pick and choose the activities for your lesson or download a free copy of our Flowers & Bees Preschool Lesson Plan to save you time!

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Planning your  Flowers and Bees Theme

Club Members can download all of our Flowers and Bees printable resources and this
Flowers and Bees theme planning guide for free! Not a member? Learn More Here

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Download our Free Flowers and Bees Preschool Sample Lesson Plan

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Suggested Materials to add to the Art & Craft Center for Flowers and Bees Week

Here are some suggested materials to add to the Art & Craft Space this week:
Construction paper in all colors, Tissue Paper, Dried flowers and leaves, Flower and Bee Stickers, Flower and Bee Stencils, Extra black and yellow crayons,  Dot markers, Chenille Stems, Flower Stamps

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Painting with Flowers

Set up a unique art invitation that engages the senses!
Preschoolers are sure to love the process of Painting with Flowers

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Flower Nature Collage

This activity was shared by our friends from Building Blocks Family Child Care The preschoolers tinted clear glue with blue paint, then poured into a shoe box lid.  Next they added a variety of items from nature for their collage. 

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Nature Suncatcher

Nature is full of beauty and so many opportunities for exploration for curious little learners.  A nature sun-catcher is an easy and fun craft that allows your preschoolers to use materials they found to make a masterpiece they can hang in their windows.
Find the details on how to make a Nature Suncatcher with preschoolers on my blog

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Bottle Stamping Flowers

Sheena W. shared this idea. 
Provide green paper for preschoolers to cut stems from. Then provide empty bottles (the kind with bumps on the bottom) and shallow dishes of paint. Preschoolers dip the bottle into the paint and then on their paper. 

Paint Flowers Outside

Set up an area outside where children can look at flowers for inspiration as they paint.  Some ideas: bring your easel outside, bring paper on clipboards, set up a large sheet of butcher paper on a fence. 

Flower Egg Carton Craft

Provide egg cartons, paint and craft sticks for kids to create their own flowers. Some assistance may be needed for cutting up those cartons, preschoolers will enjoy being able to complete the flowers on their own.

Paper Flowers

Provide a variety of materials and invite your preschooler to make flowers. 
Provide: construction paper, garden magazines, chenille stems, dot markers, and edge scissors

Quilled Paper Flowers

You can also try your hand at making quilled flowers. Provide your students with long thin strips of construction paper. Show them how to wrap the paper around a pencil. Once you remove it from your pencil you can glue it onto your paper.

Sponge Tulip Flowers

Cut up sponges in the shape of tulips or other flowers for children to create flowers with.

Honey Drizzle Process Art

Tint clear glue yellow (liquid watercolors work great for this) until it resembles honey. Pour into a small cup, and drizzle the "honey" onto yellow paper, using mini honey sticks.  Once complete set it aside to dry. For added fun, add bee stickers.

Flower Garden Mural-Group Art Idea

Have your students work together to create a flower garden mural. Tape a large piece of blue bulletin board paper to the wall, with a green grass border on the bottom. Encourage each child to create flowers to add to the garden. Throughout the season you can add different elements, everyone can create bees, or other insects, and other items they can find in a flower garden.

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Torn Paper Bee Craft

Make a torn paper bee craft. Tear up yellow and black paper, and use them to create stripes on your own torn paper bee craft. Don't forget to add a parchment paper wings, a stinger, and a head with google eyes, antennae, and mouth.

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Decorate a Flower Pot

Create your own custom flower pot (these make great gifts for Mother's Day)

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Rainbow Leaf Prints

Have children collect leaves from outside. Then have each child pick a leaf, paint the leaf with different colors of the rainbow and stamp it on a white piece of paper. This will create beautiful and unique rainbow leaf prints that you can use to decorate your classroom! ​

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Flower Salt Painting

Create a simple flower shape from glue and sprinkle with salt. Once the glue has dried use watercolors to paint the salt to create a beautiful spring inspired art piece!

Sunflower Craft

This craft is a great way to encourage fine motor development as well as hand-eye coordination! An alternative to the glue could be contact paper.

Add a Pretend Flower Garden to Your Space

Add gardening supplies to your Dramatic Play Space this week. Add gloves, mini tools, plastic flowers , plastic vases, and a pretend garden area. Don't forget to encourage literacy by adding old garden magazines and catalogs to your space. 

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Create a Flower Shop*

Reader Liza created this Flower Shop using our Flower Shop Dramatic Play Pack​. Preschoolers love to explore flowers. So many vibrant and beautiful colors. Add plastic flowers, plastic vases, cards, tissue paper, and a cash register to your space. Our flower shop dramatic play pack includes all of the labels and order forms you'll need to easily set this up in your space. 

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Reader Victoria shared her flower shop she created using our Flower Shop Dramatic Play pack. 

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This adorable Flower Shop was created by our reader Jamaliah B.of My First School Family Childcare and Preschool. I love how she even added a "Delivery" Cart.

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Pretend to be beekeepers!

The Children can have fun pretending they are Bee Keepers! Our Reader Erica of Erica's Educare Learning Center created these fabulous hives from bankers boxes. 

Erica also created "honey comb" inserts by painting bubble wrap and adhering it to cardboard.

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Add Flowers to the Mud Kitchen

Flowers like marigolds are great for kids gardens. The flowers need to be plucked to promote new growth, giving preschoolers an opportunity to explore flowers with all their senses...without destroying a beloved garden. 
Add flowers to the Mud Kitchen! Preschoolers can mix with water to transform them into all kinds of pretend dishes. 

Beekeeper Dress-Up

Talk about what beekeepers wear and why, gather some material similar to what beekeepers wear for children to dress up in. This is a good opportunity to get creative with your preschoolers. Make beekeeper costumes with play silks.

Small World Play Flower Garden

Consider adding: Pretend Flowers, Green Felt, Pretend Bees, and other small garden items to the construction area this week.

Build a Beehive

Create beehives using blocks, get creative and see what can be built with different types of blocks.

​Build a Block Bouquet

Provide your students with faux stems, and greenery. Using blocks (combined with the faux stems and greenery) create a block bouquet for Mom. Take a photo to share your creations!

Build Flowers with Loose Parts

Consider adding:

• Buttons in a variety of colors
• Twigs
• Tree cookies
• Silk Scarves
• Chenille Stems
• Ribbon
• Empty cans (with safe edges)
• Seeds

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Bumblebee Seek-and-Find Alphabet Game*

Practice matching uppercase letters with this Bumblebee Seek and Find activity found inside our
Flowers and Bees activity pack

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Practice Writing Left-Right

Add this Bee and Flower themed pre-writing/pre-cutting practice page from the Flowers and Bees activity pack to your writing space this week.  This activity encourages preschoolers to practice writing or cutting from left to right, helping them prepare to read and write. 

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Please Please the Bees​

Please Please the Bees by Gerald Kelly is a super cute story that your preschoolers will love. Watch this read aloud by Rashida Jones on YouTube. Follow up the viewing by discussing the characters in the book, the title, and author. If your preschooler doesn't recall this information, go back and watch it again! Pause when Rashida reads the title and author, and when she says the bear's name. 

Here is a fun circle time rhyme! Watch a YouTube video of the rhyme Here is the Beehive from Jbrary!

Here is the Beehive

Flower First Sounds

Gather a variety of flowers (fake, real, or images). Identify the name of each flower and have them guess the first sound of each one (Rose, Tulip, Lily, etc). This is great for children just beginning to learn that letters represent different sounds!

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Preschool Books about Flowers and Bees

Planting a Rainbow by Lois Ehlert
Are you a Bee? By Judy Allen
The Beeman by Laurie Krebs 
The Tiny Seed by Eric Carle
Bees Like Flowers by Rebecca Bielawski
The Reason for a Flower by Ruth Heller

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Bee Ten Frames

Reader Erica shared a copy of the counting mats from our Pre-K Printables Club Flower and Bee activity pack. She used adorable bee erasers with these ten frames.

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Bee Counting Mat

Practice counting 1-20 with this cute bee mat. 
This activity is included in our Flowers and Bees Activity Pack. Use the included printable bee counters or bee erasers like these adorable ones that our reader Erica used.

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Transform shapes into Flowers

Challenge preschoolers to create flowers using pattern blocks. 

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Flower Sorting by Color and Size

Collect a variety of flowers and sort them by Color.
You can also add some color and size sorting to your math center with this flower sorting activity from Pre-K Printable Fun

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Beehive Number Sorting

Use this Beehive Number Sorting set to practice matching up number words, quantities and numerals with a fun Bee theme!

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Measure Flowers & Sort by Height

Measure faux flowers using non-standard units of measurement, and order them by height
(smallest to largest, and largest to smallest).

Flower Patterning

Collect 3 different varieties of faux flowers. Encourage your students to create (and extend) ABAB, AAB, and ABC patterns using the flower stems.

Sorting Flowers by Color

This is a simple and fun activity to do outdoors with preschoolers. Paint the wells of an egg carton a variety of colors, then hunt for flowers that match.

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Color Changing Flower STEAM Exploration

Add a splash of art to your science activities this week by exploring Color Changing Flowers.

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Parts of a Flower

Explore the parts of a flower!
This activity from our Flowers and Bees activity pack is great for reinforcing knowledge gained from reading a great book about the parts of flowers like Flowers (Plant Parts) by ​Vijaya Khisty Bodach

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Dissect Flowers

After reviewing the parts of a flower try some hands-on exploration by dissecting a flower!

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Honeycomb Cereal Sensory Bin

Erica P. of Erica's Educare Learning Center
created this fun sensory bin using honeycomb cereal as  a base.

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Explore Flowers with the Senses

Use touch, smell, and sight to explore flowers in the mud kitchen. 
Marigolds are a great addition to preschool gardens. The flowers need to be plucked off to promote new flowers to grow. 
This is a great opportunity to allow preschoolers to freely explore flowers, without tearing apart a beloved garden. 
​Encourage preschoolers to mix the flowers with water, see how it changes the smell and texture. 

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Parts of a Bee

Learn all about the parts of a bee!
Explore bee specimens up close or watch an interesting video about bees. Then see if your preschooler can label the parts of a bee. 
Keep this activity in your Science Center all week. 
Find this printable our  Flowers and Bees Activity Pack

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Catch Your Own Flower Seeds

Flower seeds travel by wind and animals. They land, and with sunlight, and water they grow into beautiful flowers. Try this activity to catch your own flower seeds! Add contact paper to cardboard and leave outside to see what kinds of seeds you can catch. Or put packing tape with the sticky side out around each child's ankle and have them walk through the grass to see what kinds of seeds they can collect! 

Dandelion Bubbles

Invite your preschoolers to learn a little about flowers and create some bubbles. 

Materials: dandelions, dish soap, water, corn syrup, measuring cups

Preparation: Choose long stemmed dandelions, cut off the top below the flower and cut off the very bottom. Rinse the stem. *You can do this part with your students if appropriate. 
Set up containers with water that children can pour from, gather shallow dishes for mixing bubble solution.

Directions:

Start this activity by learning a little more about dandelions. Choose a fun book like The Dandelion Seed by Joseph P. Anthony, and investigate dandelions. 

Invite your preschoolers to create a bubble mixture. You can have a recipe ready or just let your preschoolers experiment. They can test out different formulas to see what works best. 
Here is a recipe to get you started:

• 2 cups warm water
• 1/3 cup dish soap
• 1/4 cup corn syrup​

Once the bubble mixture is complete, dip the stems into the mixture, then blow through the stem to make bubbles! If your bubbles don't work, adjust your bubble formula. 

Closing: 
Ask your preschoolers to recall something about the experiment that they learned or would like to try again in a different way. 

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Plant Flowers

Plant flowers from seeds or seedlings with your preschooler. 

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Encourage your preschooler to help water the flowers in the garden. 
They can observe the changes the flowers go through over time. 

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Build Your Own Nature Jar

Take a glass jar on a nature walk around your neighborhood, a park, or any nature space. Observe and record all of the beautiful things around you and put them in a jar as you go. When you return home, empty your jar to take a closer look at your findings and think about where they were found, what season they are found in, how the interact with animals, etc. ​

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Frozen Flower Discovery

You will need:
-Various flowers (real or artificial)
-Ice cube tray
-Water

​ Place 1 flower in each section of the ice cube tray. Pour water over the flowers so that each section is 3/4 full. Freeze overnight. Remove the frozen flowers from the tray and place in separate containers. Observe and record findings as you use different methods to remove the flower from the ice. You can leave some outside, some inside, put warm water on some, use a rolling pin to try to crush the ice, etc.

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Honey Slime

Make slime that looks like honey!
This activity is great for practicing measuring, having children share their observations as the slime gets made and doubles as a great fine motor activity when they get to play with the slime they created!

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Bee Sensory Bin

Colorful rice is a great base for a bee sensory bin, lots of yellow to represent pollen, add in some faux flowers and bees (yellow plastic eggs would also be great!) for sensory exploration.

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*Baby Bumblebee Action Song-Fine Motor

Baby Bumblebee is a fun song to share with preschoolers.  You can add Bee props, such as Chip Clips or Bee Finger puppets for kids to use while singing.  Keeping cards with song choices in your circle time area is a great way to support preschoolers choosing a song for circle time.  These cards and sheets with the lyrics are part of our Fingerplays, Songs, and Rhymes Binder

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Flower Sand Sweeping-Fine Motor

Encourage your preschooler to work on their focus and attention to detail while engaging in this fine motor activity. Pair colored sand with these Spring Fine Motor Sweeping mats. 

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*Bee Shape Clip Cards-Fine Motor

Clip cards are excellent for fine motor development and hand-eye coordination.  Add these bee themed shape clip cards and clothespins to your learning centers this week. Find these in the Flowers and Bees Preschool Activities Pack.

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*Flower Color and Roll-Fine Motor Activity-Fun for Partners

Pull up a chair and invite a friend to play the Flower Color and Roll activity from the Flowers and Bees Activity Pack. Take turns rolling and coloring in the petals until each petal is colored in. 

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Cutting Flowers*-Fine Motor

Practice scissor skills by cutting paper flowers. The cutting flowers activity from the Flowers and Bees Activity Pack includes a variety of flowers with straight lines and curves for preschoolers to work on mastering cutting skills. 

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Pollen Pick Up*-Gross Motor Activity

Engage your preschoolers in our fun pollen pick up game that supports gross motor, fine motor, and math development. Your students will love  pretending they are bees collecting the pollen and dropping it off in the hive.

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Move like a Bee-Gross Motor

The song Bumblebee (Buzz Buzz) by Laurie Berkner is a super fun song that is guaranteed to motivate preschoolers to buzz around-Watch it on YouTube.

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Flowers & Bees
Spatial Relationship-Gross Motor Activity

For this activity you will need:

• Paper bees or stickers
• Flower cutouts or photos
• Small basket
• Tape

This activity is a great way to get little bodies moving in a variety of ways, while also working on spatial relationships and learning to recognize different types of flowers. 
Preparation:
Get started by taping your flower pictures or cutouts on the wall. If you have the Flowers and Bees Activity pack you can use the 3-part cards and the printable bee counters for this activity. 
Place your paper bees in a small basket on the opposite side of the room, with the tape placed nearby. 
Directions:
Children will go one at a time, give the child a paper bee with tape. Then, give the child two instructions; how to move and where to place the bee. 
Examples:
"Jump like a frog then place your bee under the bluebell"
"Skip to the flowers and place your bee next to the yellow dandelion"
"Gallop to the flowers and place your bee above the purple iris"

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Flower Scavenger Hunt-Group Gross Motor Activity Idea

Go on a flower scavenger hunt around your home, neighborhood, and in your community. What types of flowers can you find? Use the real flower photo 3-part cards in our flowers and bees activity pack as a field guide!

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Seed Seed Sprout

This is a fun variation on the game duck, duck, goose. Sit in a circle. Select a child to be the "gardener" and give them an empty plastic watering can. The child will walk around the circle gently tapping each classmates head, and saying "seed". Then they will select a student and pretend to water them while saying the word sprout. The student will slowly pretend to sprout, and they will switch places until everyone has had a turn.

Cut up Dandelions

Cutting up dandelions provides a different cutting experience for little hands. Bonus: Have your preschoolers collect and count up the dandelions for added gross motor and math development.

Spray Flowers

Using a spray bottle is a big workout for little hands. Arm your preschoolers with spray bottles and instructions to water flowers outside.

Watering Can Haul

A watering can provides a working for the whole body and is fun for preschoolers to use! Fill up on one side of the yard and bring to the other side to water flowers.

Visit a Garden Center

There are all kinds of fun ways to engage in the community.
Here are three options for this theme depending on the structure of your program. 

• Travel: Take a field trip to a local garden center or florist, you may even be able to set up a workshop with a local nursery. 
  
• Invite an Expert: Invite a Master Gardner or expert from your local nursery to talk about flowers and do an activity with your preschoolers. 
• Take a virtual field trip like this one from PBS

Dandelion Blowing

Encourage children to use deep breaths and practice breathing exercises as a way of handling their emotions. 
Gather some dandelions, or sit in a field of dandelions if you are lucky enough to have one!
Instruct preschoolers to hold their dandelion in front of them. Tell them to take a deep breath in for 3 seconds, then blow out blowing the dandelion seeds around. 
Later, this strategy can be recalled when a child is struggling to regulate their emotions. 

Pass the Flower-Practice Taking Turns

Students can practice sitting in a circle while they pass a "talking flower". Before beginning this activity, explain that only the student holding the flower can share. All other students should use their listening skills, and practice patience while they wait for their turn. 

Positional Flower Listening Game

Build listening skills, and learn new positional phrases with this fun activity! Provide each child with a real or faux flower stem (even a paper image would work). Encourage them to sit next to their flower, place the flower in front of them, place the flower behind them, etc.

Practice Breathing techniques with Yasmine Yogi and Phoebe Bee

Practice some new calming techniques when you read the lovely story of
Yasmine Yogi and Phoebe Bee written by our friend Kath Routledge. 

Harvesting Honey Virtual Field Trip

Ever wonder how the honey gets from the hive to the jar at the store? Watch this video on how to harvest honey! 

Honey Toast

Try some honey on toast! Talk with your students about the texture, taste, and if they like the honey or not. Take a class vote to see if more students like the honey or don't like it. 

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Flower Sign In/Out Activity

Having an attendance activity helps children transition in and out of the classroom. This activity also promotes Name Recognition for preschoolers. 
This Flower Attendance Activity is included in our A Year of Attendance Activities pack.

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Create a Flower Inspired Newsletter

Create a newsletter to let parents know what's happening this week! Our Editable Newsletter Set, includes editable templates for the whole year!

This is a fun variation on the game duck, duck, goose. Sit in a circle. Select a child to be the "gardener" and give them an empty plastic watering can. The child will walk around the circle gently tapping each classmates head, and saying "seed". Then they will select a student and pretend to water them while saying the word sprout. The student will slowly pretend to sprout, and they will switch places until everyone has had a turn.

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Parent Engagement Newsletter Activity

The May edition of the Parent Engagement Newsletters from Pre-K Printable Fun includes a fun Flower Collecting Game for families to engage in. 
If you have this pack, be sure to send home the game during Flowers and Bees week!

Classroom Display Idea

Assign each family a color, ask them to find a flower that color and take a photograph. Print the photos and display in the classroom. Get as many different colors as you can!

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Flowers and Bees Preschool Activity Pack

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This activity pack includes 21 printable games and activities for your preschool Flowers and Bees theme:

Inside this 71-pg. .pdf file you will find the following:

• Bee Shape Clip Cards
• Bee & Hive Shape Matching Mat
• Flower Petal Color Matching Mats
• Petal Matching Cards
• Flower Color & roll game
• Bee & Beehive Number Matching Cards
• Fine Motor Pre-Writing/Cutting Practice Activities
• Bumble Bee Seek and Find File folder game
• Flower & Bees Count & Clip Cards
• Flower Puzzles
• Beehive Counting Mats (1-10) with Frames and Counters
• Beehive Counting Mats
• (1-10) with blank Frames
• Petal Counting Mat 1-20
• Parts of a Flower
• Flower Sorting
• Bee Life Cycle
• Growing a Flower Sequence
• Parts of a Bee
• Flower and Bee word wall cards
• Flower and Bee 3-Part Cards

Also includes Directions, Cover, TOS, Graphics Credit

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Flower Shop Dramatic Play Pack

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Kids love to pretend they're florists! This 14-page dramatic play pack includes all of the signs, and printable props you'll need to set up your pretend play flower shop.

Inside this pack you will find:

Welcome to the Flower Shop Sign

Labels (Tissue Paper, Vases, Flower Pots, Bouquets)

Same Day Delivery Sign

Small Medium Large Sign

The Florist is Open/Closed Sign

Sample Arrangements Poster

Flower Labels (Carnation, Dahlia, Daffodil, Tulip, Rose, Sunflower, Daisy, Lily)

Flower Prices Poster Blank Prices

Flower Prices Poster-Price Sheet

Fresh Flowers Sign

Color Flowers Labels (Red, Orange, Yellow, Blue, Purple, White)

Order Form

Also includes: Directions, Suggested Props to add, TOS & Graphics Credit

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Attendance Daily Sign In Activities

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This set includes themed daily sign in and sign out attendance activities for your whole year! These activities help young children learn to recognize their names in a fun way. Your students will love finding their names each day. Simply laminate, add velcro and hang on a wall (or place in a binder).

This editable .pdf file includes an automated class list to make it easy to customize your sign in activities. Simply fill in the form and all of the activities will automatically update with your student names.

Inside this editable set you will find the following themed activities:

• Back to School lunchbox/bus cards
• Apple Tree/Apple cards
• Farm/Hay cards
• Pumpkin Patch/Pumpkin cards
• Fire Safety/Fire Truck cards
• Halloween/Candy Corn cards
• Spider Wed/Spider
• Fall Tree/Leaf cards
• Turkey/Feather cards
• Christmas Tree/ornament cards
• Snow/Snowball cards
• Dental Health/Toothbrush cards
• Valentine’s/Candy Heart cards
• Rain/Raindrop cards
• St. Patrick’s Day/Gold Coins cards
• Bubbles cards
• Easter Basket/Egg cards
• Flower/Petal cards
• Ice Cream/cone cards
• Fourth of July/Star cards
• Camping/Tent cards

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The Honeybee Pre-K Book Companion and Beehive Pollen Pick Up Game

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Our Preschool Honeybee Book Companion Set has been designed to enhance the learning experience of preschoolers! Dive into the captivating world of bees with this comprehensive set that combines fun and education seamlessly.

This resource has been designed to complement the book The Honeybee* by Kirsten Hall. *This book is not included. You will need to purchase a copy of the book or check it out at your local library.

Included in this 9-page PDF:

1. Vocabulary and Discussion Questions (Page 2):

• Engage young minds with carefully curated vocabulary lists and stimulating discussion questions. Foster language development and critical thinking skills as children explore the world of honeybees.

1. Book Review & Extension Ideas (Pages 3-4):

• Encourage creativity and comprehension with our book review and extension ideas. Spark imagination with activities that extend beyond the pages of the book, fostering a deeper understanding of bee habitats, behaviors, and importance to our ecosystem.

1. Printable Pollen Pick-Up Game (Pages 5-8):

• Make learning interactive and exciting with our printable Pollen Pick-Up Game! Children will delight in this hands-on activity where they navigate through the world of flowers, collecting pollen.

Benefits:

• Educational: Designed to complement preschool curriculum standards, this set promotes literacy, vocabulary development, and critical thinking skills.
• Interactive: The printable game adds an element of fun and engagement, making learning about honeybees an enjoyable experience.
• Versatile: Suitable for classroom settings, homeschooling, or family activities, this set offers flexibility in how it can be integrated into various learning environments.
• Comprehensive: From vocabulary building to hands-on activities, this set provides a well-rounded approach to learning about honeybees and their importance in our world.

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Spring Rhymes for Preschool Circle Time

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Jump into Spring with these engaging Spring Rhymes! Perfect for one-on-one engagement or circle time with preschoolers.

This set of 5 printable Spring Rhymes and pieces is a fun way to add music and movement to your group time. These rhymes support your pre-k students in developing important math and literacy concepts such as letter identification, vocabulary words, rhyming, one to one correspondence, shape recognition, counting, and positional phrases.

Inside this 10-page PDF you will find:

• Welcome Spring Chant
• Rainbow Rhyme
• Bees in the Garden
• Earth Day
• Five Little Robins
• Pieces for Magnet or Felt Activities

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Spring Preschool Calendar Display and Games

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Get ready for spring with this adorable preschool calendar display! Hang it up in your classroom and watch as the little ones explore the changing seasons. This printable activity includes calendar games that will engage and educate your preschoolers. They will love learning about the days of the week, months of the year, and more while playing these fun and interactive games. Bring a touch of spring to your classroom with this delightful calendar display!

This 79-page PDF includes:

• Month Cards (Northern and Southern Hemisphere)
• Season Cards
• Year Cards
• Days of the Week
• Holidays and Special Days
• At Home/At School Heading Cards

Plus the following themed calendar number cards:

• Tulip Design
• Rainbow Design
• Umbrella Design
• Bunny Design
• Clover Design
• Bird/Nest Design
• Earth Design
• Butterfly Design
• Kite Design
• B&W Number Cards
• Blank Cart Covers

Plus printables for Spring Calendar Games

• Color Umbrella Cards
• 2D Shape Cards
• Sorting by Size Cards
• Flower Number Frame Cards
• Spring Object from Calendar Number Words
• Spring Word Problem Cards
• Estimation Scene
• Sequencing Activity
• Visual Discrimination Activity
• Uppercase Letter Cards
• Lowercase Letter Cards
• First Sounds Cards
• Rhyming Cards

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Positive Student Notes

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These low prep note cards make it easy to show your students some positive affirmation and support all year round!

This 15-page PDF includes the following fun themed notes:

• September: Apples
• October: Pumpkins
• November: Leaves
• December: Gingerbread
• January: Snowflake
• February: Snowman
• March: Kite
• April: Umbrellas, earth, puddles
• May: Flowers
• June: Sunglasses
• July: Ice Cream
• August: S'mores

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(Members Only) Thumbprint Flower Crafts

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Thumbprint Flower Craft Templates for preschool teachers!

What's Included?

This resource includes Thumbprint Flower Templates for Dandelion, Lavender, Hydrangea, Sunflower, Carnation, Rose, Daisy, Tulip, and Poppy.

Create fun thumbprint craft projects using washable ink pads in various colors. You can also create flowers using crayons, markers or other collage items.

Directions:

• Print or provide each child with Thumbprint Flower Template sheets
• Distribute washable ink pads and demonstrate thumbprint creation
• Encourage children to add details and embellishments with crayons or markers
• Display the finished thumbprint flowers in the classroom or on a bulletin board

Learning Standards:

• Develop fine motor skills through thumbprint creation
• Express creativity by choosing colors and adding personal touches
• Introduce children to different flowers and their characteristics

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(Members Only) Spring Printable Crafts Bundle

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Elevate your preschool classroom with these engaging Spring Printable Crafts! This resource includes a variety of colorful and ink-saving craft templates featuring adorable spring creatures like bunnies, bees, tulips, and more. Let your little ones explore their creativity while developing essential fine motor skills through cutting, gluing, and coloring. Create a vibrant spring mural to display in your classroom and celebrate the children's unique creations. This resource is exclusive for members and is perfect for preschool teachers looking to add some seasonal fun to their curriculum.

What's Included?

• Bunny Color & Ink Saver Craft Templates
• Bee Color & Ink Saver Craft Templates
• Tulip Color & Ink Saver Craft Templates
• Mushroom Color & Ink Saver Craft Templates
• Snail Color & Ink Saver Craft Templates
• Butterfly Color & Ink Saver Craft Templates
• Ladybug Color & Ink Saver Craft Templates
• Sun Color & Ink Saver Craft Templates
• Hedgehog Color & Ink saver Craft Templates
• Caterpillar Color & Ink Saver Craft Templates

Materials Needed:

• Paper or cardstock
• Scissors
• Glue or glue sticks
• Crayons or colored pencils
• Optional: Googly eyes, pom-poms, or other embellishments for added fun

Directions:

1. Download and Print: Download the Preschool Spring Cut and Paste Crafts Set and print the desired pages.
2. Prepare the Materials: Gather the materials listed above.
3. Cut Out the Templates: Carefully cut out each craft template.
4. Color the Templates: Let the children color the templates using crayons or colored pencils.
5. Assemble the Crafts: Use the provided finished image on each template to guide the children in assembling the crafts with glue.
6. Add Embellishments (Optional): Enhance the crafts with optional embellishments.
7. Create a Spring Mural: Encourage children to arrange and glue their crafts onto a larger sheet of paper to create a spring mural.
8. Display: Display the finished crafts in the classroom to celebrate the children's creativity.

Learning Standards:

• Enhance fine motor skills through cutting and gluing.
• Promote creative expression and individuality through coloring and decorating.
• Foster imagination and creativity in preschoolers.

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