Redouté. The Book of Flowers

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You’ll print out the flowers you want to use, carefully color them in with fine markers or colored pencils, and then cut them out.

Flowers (First Discovery Books) byGallimard Jeunesse, Sylvaine Peyrols: Embark on a visual journey into the world of flowers, with interactive elements that engage young readers and encourage exploration of plant anatomy and characteristics. Immerse children in the enchanting world of flowers with these story-based children's books. Through engaging narratives and captivating illustrations, these books celebrate the beauty of flowers and explore themes of growth, friendship, and resilience.

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Nurture a love for plants and nature with these beginner's guide books for young botanists. Through informative texts and captivating illustrations, these books introduce children to the fascinating world of plants and inspire curiosity about the natural world. Planting a Rainbow byLois Ehlert: Lois Ehlert invites young readers to join in the joy of planting and growing a rainbow of flowers. With bold and vibrant illustrations, this book teaches toddlers about colors, nature, and the magic of gardens. The vibrant world of flowers holds infinite possibilities for discovery, learning, and growth. By exploring children's books about flowers, we've journeyed through interactive books that engage the senses, illustrative picture books that capture the eye, introductory guide books for our budding botanists, and story-based books that weave narratives around the delicate beauty of flowers. Each category of books offers unique perspectives and learning opportunities about the world of flowers, catering to different age groups and reading levels. Next, you’ll print out and color in six flowers (they can be all the same or different), then cut those out, leaving off the stems if they have any. Nature Anatomy: The Curious Parts and Pieces of the Natural World byJulia Rothman: Embark on a visual journey through the natural world, discovering plants, animals, and the intricate details of nature through engaging illustrations, informative text, and creative activities.

Hold the circle so that the triangle’s tip is face down and glue the flowers into place so that the petals will poke out from the bouquet. To do this, you’ll need green construction paper, onto which you draw, starting about an inch up from the bottom, tendrils of grass. To make 3D flowers, you’ll need to choose an illustration where the entire flower is present – petals and stems.Botanicum: Welcome to the Museum byKathy Willis, Katie Scott: Step into the virtual museum of botanical wonders, where you'll explore the diversity of plant life through stunning illustrations and fascinating information. For the Queen of May or just the Queen of the Day, you can make an adorable crown of flowers using my pictures.