Celebrating spring! Look for flowers with this fun scavenger hunt.

I’ve been busy recently, trying to wrap things up on my next picture book (coming in May!). That means spending time working on lots, and lots of spiders.

But, it was time for a change of pace this weekend!

Instead of drawing spiders, I took a brief vacation to explore flowers. They’re in full bloom now, so I created a scavenger hunt and a coloring page to celebrate the spring.

I tried to pick the more common plants. You should find most of them around your neighborhood.

Here’s the scavenger hunt:

And here’s the coloring page: dandelions!

You can download and print a file with both activity pages here. (You’re welcome to save and print these, but only for personal or classroom use.)

Looking for more spring activity ideas?

• Try a flower census like we did last year!
• Check out this packet of activities for my picture book, Who Laid the Egg?

Interested in Learning More About Eggs?

Riddles for kids to solve. Word scrambles. STEM challenges. Coloring pages, and more!

These activities were originally created for my picture book, Who Laid the Egg? They’re great for preschoolers and younger students who want to learn about birds or other animals who lay eggs. (Plus, you’ll get updates on my other books and kids activities!

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