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Spring Flowers Color Scavenger Hunt Printable

Print out this sweet and simple spring flowers color scavenger hunt printable to use as a fun activity to do with your kids at home, or for your next homeschool or classroom unit.

Print out this sweet and simple spring flowers color scavenger hunt printable to use as a fun activity to do with your kids at home, or for your next homeschool or classroom unit.

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Seeing all the beautiful flowers popping up in my neighborhood is one of my favorite parts of springtime. After months of gray, the flowers quickly brighten my days. I know I’m not the only one who enjoys this, as my kids also love watching small green shoots turn into flowers of all different shapes and sizes.

Spring seems especially wonderful from a small child’s perspective which is why I wanted to create a simple spring flowers color scavenger hunt. My kindergartner had fun carrying around her little clipboard and dry erase marker on our walk around the neighborhood. She pointed out different flowers, marking them off as we went.

Ideas for Using this Spring Scavenger Hunt Printable

  • Homeschool unit on colors, spring or flowers
  • Preschool activity
  • Classroom use as part of a center
  • At home activity

How to Get Your {FREE} Spring Flowers Color Scavenger Hunt Printable

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Best Tips for Making Your Printables Last Longer

One of my favorite craft “tools” is my personal laminator. It’s perfect for printables that I want to be able to reuse, which saves me money! Especially for printables that are done in color, such as BINGO cards.

On top of laminating, I like to use cardstock to give extra strength and durability to my printable projects. I’ve included links below to the laminator, laminating sheets and cardstock I use:

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Print out this sweet and simple springtime scavenger hunt printable to use as a fun activity to do with your kids at home, or for your next homeschool or classroom unit.
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2 Comments

  1. This spring flowers scavenger hunt sounds like a blast! I remember doing something similar with my niece. It’s a great way to get kids excited about nature. Did your kindergartner find any super rare flowers? And how did you keep track of all the colors? 😜

    1. I totally agree about this scavenger hunt getting kids excited about nature! My daughter and I walked around our neighborhood for our hunt and some of their yards had so many flowers. I don’t remember finding anything rare, but she was surprised that we found flowers in every color. To keep track of the colors we saw, I laminated the scavenger hunt printable and gave her a dry erase marker so she could cross off each color as she found it. Of course, we found more than one flower in each color and when that happened, I told her she could put a little tally mark in the box.

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