Plant Life Cycle & Parts of a Flower Craft | Spring Science Kindergarten & First
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Plant Life Cycle & Parts of a Flower Craft and Activity : Hands-On Spring Science & Writing for Kindergarten, First, Second, and Third Grade
Watch your students bloom with excitement as they learn all about how a flower grows! This interactive Plant Life Cycle and Parts of a Flower Craftivity is the perfect blend of science, writing, and fine motor fun—designed specifically for Kindergarten and First Grade learners.
From seeds to stems and petals to pollination, your students will explore each stage of a flower’s life cycle AND learn the names of each part of a flower in a way that’s engaging, memorable, and downright adorable!
What’s Included:
- Spinning Flower Life Cycle Wheel – Students create a rotating center that shows how a flower grows, step-by-step.
- Build-a-Flower Craft – Includes labeled flower parts for students to cut, assemble, and glue: stem, roots, petals, leaves, and more!
- Needs of a Plant addition to the flower craft (sun, soil, water).
- Flip Book Writing Activity – Students write or dictate the steps of a flower’s life cycle in simple, scaffolded sentences.
- Easy-to-follow teacher directions and print-and-go pages for quick prep!
Why Teachers Love It:
✔️ Perfect for plant life cycle and parts of a flower science units
✔️ Great for Spring, Earth Day, and garden-themed lessons
✔️ Encourages hands-on learning and science vocabulary development
✔️ Makes a beautiful bulletin board display or keepsake for student portfolios
✔️ Supports writing, sequencing, and comprehension skills
Skills Targeted:
- Understanding the Plant Life Cycle: seed → sprout → seedling → flower
- Identifying the Parts of a Flower
- Sequencing events in nature
- Strengthening fine motor skills through cutting, gluing, and assembling
- Developing early writing and sentence structure
Perfect for Kindergarten & 1st Grade Science and Writing Centers!
***Add this fun and educational springtime plant unit activity to your classroom and help your students grow their science knowledge in a way they’ll never forget.***
Created by Dallas Johns – Caffeine and Classy
1475 reviews for Plant Life Cycle & Parts of a Flower Craft | Spring Science Kindergarten & First
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Jenny Tran (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTI LOVE this!!!! This is an excellent activity. Great resource for the classroom.
Sparkle and Solve (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTMy students LOVED this craftivity. I love that it included parts of the plant, the life cycle, and how a flower grows. Highly recommend.
Leticia E. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTGreat product! Found it very useful in my class! My students enjoy using them.
Amy N. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTIt was a great visual to reinforce our science learning! I loved how I could customize the colors for a bulletin board.
Brittany A. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTI am a girl scout troop leader. We are getting ready to plant flowers for mother’s day. We learned about the cycle of a flower first and how it will be growing.
Tremendous in Third (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTThis was a perfect project to leave for sub plans. My student enjoyed putting it together and it kept them very busy!
Jamie B. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTGreat resource to use with my students in my classroom.
Renee’ C. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTWe used this at the end of our unit on plants. It took a few days to complete but my students loved how their completed flowers turned out and it looked great hanging in the hallway.
Katelyn R. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTThis was a fun way to reinforce science standards. Students were engaged and had something to share with parents! Thank you!
Amanda F. (verified owner) –
Originally reviewed on TPTI was so excited to find this resource! My class loved putting this craft together and the writing portion was a great wrap up to our unit. We had a lot of fun and learned quite a bit.