These delightful Flower Colouring Cards make beautiful gifts for children to take home for family and friends, or to put up on display. Plenty of flowers are here for you to have fun with in this next image! We have a trio of wonderful flowers, and they have some closed buds and leaves around them as well. They can grow as tall as 14 feet and are actually a member of the daisy family. How cool is it that sunflowers can be bigger than us! This is a great way to improve your child’s color recognition. Ask him to color both the sunflowers in different shades. Even better is that coloring is a stress reliever too. Coloring relaxes your brain and helps to quiet a noisy and stressed mind with soothing colors and images.

It is perfect for Valentine’s Day celebration. It will allow your child to celebrate love and friendship. The wild roses in this coloring sheet have a few flowers that still need to bloom. Watch out for those thorns!Another general consideration when colouring flowers is how you would like to use texture. There are several techniques that you could try depending on how you would like your end result to look. If you would like your flowers to be opaque and have a glossy finish, try burnishing. Burnishing is a technique where you create lots of layers of coloured pencil until the paper no longer shows and there is a shiny finish. Alternatively, if you want a more textured effect, a technique like cross hatching might work. Cross hatching is where you layer parallel lines on top of each other in a cross like manner and it is especially effective when shading. There are so many options, so explore texture and these techniques and discover your favourites! It’s amazing and creates a great ‘WOW’ factor for kids.To do this science activity you will need the following materials –

Some examples of mediums would be colored pens or pencils, as these allow you to add some small and subtle colors. Ideal for children in junior/senior infants up to 2md class, there are six different floral designs to choose from, so there's something here for everyone. It's a lovely activity for children to practice their fine motor skills, pen control and hand-eye coordination whilst having lots of fun at the same time. Ideal for children aged 5-7, children will love to show off their creative skills as they enjoy these pretty spring flowers to colour in and put on display. There are a variety of different blooms so they can add their own creative flair, colour and design. Stress relief - colouring activities are a great way to unwind. They can help quieten the mind and bring focus away from other thoughts.The largest flower architectural structure in the world measures 37.66 m long, 26.06 m wide and 23.45 m tall. It was built in Sichuan, China, on the 1st of January 2019. The structure takes the form of a castle and took about 70 days to complete. Focus and concentration - it can help children learn patience, and to focus on one activity for a prolonged time. This gives you lots of freedom with how you can color them in, so you can really let your creativity flow for this particular one! This little hummingbird seems to have found some perfect flowers to pollinate. He hovers above them, excited to get a drink of his favorite treat.

Flowers are naturally beautiful but they are also an essential part of our eco-system. They remove carbon dioxide in the air and feed the honeybee population who are responsible for the pollination of crops. Here is a mandala flower with a slightly more simple design. Coloring these flowers can be a great way to relax and relieve stress at the end of a long day. The delicate and exotic orchids represent love, beauty, luxury and strength. It is the 14th wedding anniversary flower. I highly recommend ensuring there are no leaves left on the stem as it can go mouldy in the water, which will reduce the time you can keep this activity. Place your jars in a safe location that will gives them some lovelynatural sunlight. We placed our on the kitchen windowsill. Making predictionsDid you know that hummingbirds drink nectar out of flowers? They are especially attracted to brightly colored flowers which hold the most nectar. Then, taking a piece of construction paper, carefully draw and cut out a circle that is big enough to enfold all the flowers. Draw a triangle in the circle so that all three points touch the circle. To make 3D flowers, you’ll need to choose an illustration where the entire flower is present – petals and stems. Fold the circle along the lines and glue the flaps down. You can add a paper cut-out bow or use a real ribbon to complete the bouquet! 6. Wrapping Paper