Discover Spring Flowers
Spring is finally here! And what could be better than being outside and discovering the first flowers. As you go on your adventure, you will find many different flowers shining in various colors. Some of the most common spring flowers are crocuses, snowdrops, and daffodils. You can find these flowers in your own garden, as well as in public parks and gardens. So, what are you waiting for? Let's go discover the spring flowers!
What you'll need
- Explorer's book
- Pen
How it works
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Now let's search for snowdrops. They bloom early in spring when most other flowers are still asleep for winter. Their white petals look like little lamps. Examine the snowdrops closely and look for special features.
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Observe the colors and patterns of the crocuses. They can be found in many colors from white to purple. The crocus flowers have a special shape with a long stem and a round bloom that looks like a cup.
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Look for yellow daffodils. Find them in your garden or in a nearby meadow. Observe their shape and size. Write down everything you notice. Daffodils are a popular choice for spring gardens and are often used in pots or beds.
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Search for the beautiful hyacinths. Hyacinths are special. They have a very intense fragrance. Smell a hyacinth when you find one. The scent is unique and reminds us of spring.
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Now let's look for tulips! Tulips have long green stems and the bloom looks like a trumpet. Take a close look at the tulips! Can you discover something special inside the bloom? Which spring flower do you like the most?
What kids learn from this
- Connection to nature & environmental awareness
- Understanding of nature & patience
- Courage & sense of adventure
