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Flowers are blooming all around in the spring. Here’s a great idea to bring a little nature into the classroom for some extra learning fun.

Learn how to use a favorite preschool read-aloud and flowers to create a fun patterning and listening activity. This exploration is perfect as a whole group activity, in a small group setting, or as part of a math center.

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Hello spring!! So we’ve been enjoying spring themed preschool activities around here (see our Nature Cutting Tray) when I was struck with inspiration to extend the activity for my kids- sorting the freshly dissected parts of a flower! This activity is a total two-for-one win because in preparing one activity, you can get another one out of it. Maybe even a third if you set aside flowers for this Invitation to Draw Spring Plants!

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This Gardening Inspired Sensory Bin is the perfect kids activity for engaging busy little gardeners this summer. Let your kids plant a garden with a little imaginative play.

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In the Spring it is always fun to do some seed explorations with kids. Today I have a fun project about the seeds we eat. This is a simple one to put together and do with your kids with things you will already have in your home. It is a wonderful nature science activity and also great for lessons on food and nutrition. It goes perfectly with the book The Tiny Seed by Eric Carle, which is the theme for this week’s Virtual Book Club for Kids. See ALL of our book activities for kids!

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Starting by seed indoors before moving the plants outdoors in later spring.