I recommend having flowers that are already put together so the children can see what the final version will look like. These fun and simple paper flowers can add a pop of fun to a lot of projects! Add them to a simple photo frame, a notebook, calendar, or greeting card to give it a lift and to add your personal touch/style! But why is it important to teach children about flowers? Teaching your children as much as possible about the surrounding beauty is essential. A lesson or a game about trees, sun or flowers will help them pay more attention to the world around them, and it’s ideal to teach them how fulfilling it can be to do that. Activities you can create with resources like our flower template can serve as a first step to introduce them to the beauty of nature. This topic is perfect for a biology lesson or just for a talk with your children, at home. If you want to keep your children productive even during spring break, be sure to include this free printable flower template, making it perfect for home, school or daycare. While adults and older kids love this flower template, it can be used for younger kids too. The best part is using it for learning can sneak in some education while working on fine motor skills.

This handy set of Leaves Cut-Outs is great to have as an extra resource in class in preparation for Science lessons on the natural world.Tape your printed template to a window with light behind it so that you can see the outline of the pineapple coming through.

The flower petal templates are easy to use. First, children can colour in the different petals. Then, they can cut around the outlines of each one. The three 'circular' flowers can be pinned down through the centre to fix it to a piece of paper. By bending the petals forward slightly you can create a 3D effect. To increase this 3D effect you can print out several templates and layer each one on top of the other. Feel free to mix and match smaller petals on top of larger ones! And make sure you take a look at our Labelled Flower Worksheet alongside this flower template. Alternatively, have a look at our Hibiscus Poster. What do Flowers do? We’ve got a basic flower template that’s perfect for printing on colored paper since it’s just the flower outlines. These flower templates could also be used as a craft activity to celebrate Mother's Day or to welcome spring. Once finished the flowers would make a lovely gift for a child to present to someone special. Not only do these flower templates help improve colouring and cutting skills, but they also allow children to get tap into their creative sides. Providing them with a blank canvas means they can decide on the colours and designs. Fancy some other resources similar to the flower templates?You can help them find real-life replicas of the cuts-outs and test them to see if they know the different names of the leaves!

Our range of flower cut outs and crafts that you'll discover in this section are sure to brighten up your classroom with a floral bloom. Here, you'll find a beautiful selection of flower cut outs and crafts to try out in your class. Cut out each piece and use as intended or create the unexpected! Cut an additional set of small petals to lay on top of the large petals… You could use these Plant Pot Templates or this wonderful Tulip Poster to enhance your garden-themed display too.

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If you want to print out a flower template on a larger A3 sheet then make sure to ‘set to size’ on your printer settings. What can you do with your flower template? All of these flower template printables can be used in your art journal, creative journal, junk journal, bullet journal (I love them all!).