Garden Sprouts · Activity Pack · Ages 3–5
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Garden Sprouts · Activity Pack · Ages 3–5

Toilet Roll Flowers 🌻

Bright, cheerful flowers that never wilt — made from recycled materials.

What you need

Steps

1
Flatten one end of a toilet paper roll and cut petal shapes along the flattened edge — about 5–6 petals.
2
Bend the petals outward so they fan out like a flower. Color the inside of the roll yellow (the center).
3
Cut a long strip of green paper for the stem and glue it to the bottom of the flower.
4
Cut leaf shapes from green paper and glue them to the stem.
5
Make a few flowers in different colors and tape them to a wall or put them in a cup as a "vase"!
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Garden Sprouts · Activity Pack · Ages 3–5

Garden Learning Fun 🌱

Discover how plants grow, count petals, and explore nature.

🌱 How Seeds Grow

Learn the life cycle of a plant:

  • Draw 4 boxes on paper: seed → sprout → stem → flower
  • Draw what each stage looks like
  • "First we plant a tiny seed in dirt"
  • "Then it grows a sprout, then a stem, then a flower!"
  • Try planting a real seed in a cup of dirt

🔢 Count the Petals

Practice counting with flowers:

  • Draw a flower and count each petal
  • "My flower has 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 petals!"
  • Draw flowers with different numbers of petals
  • Try writing the number next to each flower

🔤 Garden Letters

Practice letter sounds:

  • F is for Flower — "F-F-Flower"
  • G is for Garden — "G-G-Garden"
  • S is for Seed — "S-S-Seed"
  • L is for Leaf — "L-L-Leaf"
  • Can you think of more garden words?

🌈 Flower Colors

Explore colors in nature:

  • "What colors can flowers be?"
  • Draw 5 flowers, each a different color
  • Name each color: red, yellow, pink, purple, blue
  • If you can go outside, find real flowers and name their colors
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