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  • Identified the parts of a flower (petals, stem, leaves)
  • Described the color, shape, and size of the flower
  • Used descriptive words to talk about the flower (e.g. pretty, small, delicate)
  • Asked questions about the flower (e.g. What kind of flower is this? Where does it grow?)
  • Used senses to observe the flower (e.g. smelled the flower, touched the petals)
  • Used imagination to create a story or poem about the flower

Encourage continued development by:

  • Encouraging the child to write a story or poem about the flower they observed
  • Asking the child to draw a picture of the flower and label its parts
  • Going on a nature walk and looking for other types of flowers to observe and describe
  • Reading books about flowers and discussing the different types and their characteristics
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