Label the Parts of a Flower Worksheet

If you want a straightforward and engaging way to teach flower anatomy, this Label the Parts of a Flower Worksheet is an excellent starting point. It fits into a spring homeschool theme and works well for kindergarteners who enjoy coloring, cutting, and pasting.

For more ideas, see the Flower Activities for Kids collection. It helps bring structure and vocabulary to what they’ve already explored, especially if you’ve been outside observing blooms or growing something in your garden or window.

Let’s find out what’s inside the printable, how I used it with my own children, and why I think it’s worth adding to your lessons. Keep reading for some cool flower facts, recommended spring resources, and the best ways to use this printable pack.

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Surprising Facts About the Parts of a Flower

Flowers are more complex than they seem, and kids love learning these interesting bits once they get past the usual “petal” and “stem” labels:

• The pistil consists of three parts: stigma, style, and ovary. It is the central female part of the flower and essential for making seeds.
• Pollination isn’t just for bees: Bats, birds, butterflies, and even the wind help flowers reproduce.
• Some flowers are both male and female: They have both stamens and pistils, so they can pollinate themselves.

Our Favorite Spring Books

Do you want to extend your child’s learning with books? I highly recommend adding these spring books to your reading lists. They make a great companion to hands-on worksheets like this.

Spring is Here: A Bear and Mole StoryLola Plants a Garden (Lola Reads)I See SpringLittle Blue Truck’s SpringtimePlanting a RainbowA Little Book About Spring (Leo Lionni’s Friends)

 

Why is it necessary to teach children about the parts of a flower?

Learning about flower anatomy might seem like a small thing, but it lays the groundwork for bigger science concepts. When kids start learning how flowers work, they’re building an understanding of plant life cycles, ecosystems, and even how food grows.

For my children, it became a gateway to asking bigger questions: “Where do seeds come from?” or “How do bees help flowers?” It turned a simple nature walk into an impromptu science lesson. The curiosity started from labeling a diagram and led to all kinds of observations and conversations.

Spring Printable Packs for More Learning Fun

For more learning options this spring, check out my printable packs. They offer hands-on activities for young learners and are ideal for themed weeks or a fun change in your homeschooling.

What Skills Can Kids Learn From This Printable?

This printable is more than just a coloring page. It supports early learning goals while keeping things engaging and creative.

• Vocabulary Development: Kids learn key science terms in a meaningful context by labeling parts of a flower.
• Fine Motor Skills: Cutting, gluing, and writing all work those tiny muscles in the hands, which are essential for handwriting.
• Visual Learning: Seeing the parts labeled on a real flower diagram helps young learners remember the words better than just hearing them.

Recommended Spring Toys

Check out these hands-on options if you need fun and educational toys for your kids this spring. This season brings blooming flowers and butterflies, making these toys ideal for the season!

Kenley Counting Ladybugs -Montessori Counting Toys for Toddlers -Wooden Educational Learning Toy for Girls&Boys 3 4 5 Year Old – Learn Numbers&Develop Fine Motor Skills -Math Preschool Kids ActivityCPSYUB Toddler Toys, 18 Month Toys, Easter Eggs Learning Toys for 1, 2, 3 Year Old Girls / Boys, Montessori Matching Eggs Educational Color & Shape Recognition Skills Gifts Toys BPA Free (12 Eggs)AOJOYS Montessori Toys Baby Easter Toys for Toddlers 1-3 Years Old, Educational Wooden Carrot Toys Shape Size Sorting Matching Puzzle, Great Baby Easter Gifts Birthday Gift ToysLydaz Bubble Lawn Mower for Toddlers, Kids Bubble Blower Maker Machine, Summer Outdoor Push Toys, Valentines Day Birthday Gifts Easter Basket Stuffers Toys for Preschool Baby Boys GirlsFUNZBO Flower Garden Building Toys for Girls – STEM Toy Gardening Pretend Gift for Kids – Stacking Game for Toddlers playset – Educational Activity for Preschool Children Age 3 4 5 6 7 Year Old BoysLearning Resources Poppy the Count & Stack Flower Pot – 15 Pieces, Fine Motor Skills Toys for Toddlers, Preschool Toys, Ages 18+ Months

 

Flower Anatomy Printable Pack Supplies

You probably have most of these on hand already. Here’s what I suggest having ready:

• Printer (I have this one)
• Paper
• Pencil
• Crayons
• Scissors
• Glue

I have the HP printer 8710, but it’s not available anymore. It’s been running well for years now. Look for another HP Instant Ink-ready printer so that you can use their program to send you ink cartridges whenever your printer gets low on ink.

What’s Included in the Spring Flower Pages?

Parts of a Flower Diagram

This is a full-color page showing a simple flower illustration with labeled parts. It’s a great reference for kids as they complete the other activities.

Label the Parts (Color Version)

Kids use the word bank to label each part of the flower on a colored diagram. I liked how this helped my visual learner match the colors to what she sees in real flowers outside.

Label the Parts (Black and White Version)

It is the same labeling activity, but in black and white. Perfect for kids who want to color their own flowers or if you’re trying to save on ink.

Cut and Paste Labels (Color Version)

Children cut out the words and glue them in the right spots on a flower image. My daughter loved this version—she felt like she was solving a puzzle.

Cut and Paste Labels (Black and White Version)

Same as above but designed for coloring. This version is nice when you want to combine art and science.

Fun Flower Activities for Kids to Try

Pair this worksheet with simple hands-on ideas to keep the learning going. One of our favorites was planting sunflower seeds in a clear cup to watch the roots grow.

• Flower Sensory Soup
• Flower Books for Toddlers
• Parts of a Flower Worksheet
• Preschool Flower Crafts
• Life Cycle of a Flower Hat by Homeschool Preschool
• Flower Line Tracing Printables by Crystal and Comp.

I hope this flower anatomy worksheet for kindergarten helps bring a fresh dose of spring learning to your home. It’s easy to prep, fun for kids, and helps them understand the basics of how flowers grow and function.

Download the flower anatomy pages below

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