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6 Free Garden Activities for Kids

From measuring plants to labeling plants of a flower, these free garden activities are the perfect addition to your lessons about plants and flowers.

Caterpillar Garden Poem for Kids

As you teach the kids about flowers and plants, you can talk to them about what they can find in a garden. Create a graphic organizer recording all of their responses to “What belongs in a garden?”. Most likely, one of the kids will mention butterflies.

Once they mention butterflies, this is your perfect opportunity to integrate lessons about caterpillars and butterflies.

To bridge your garden activities and butterfly life cycle activities, use this free Caterpillar Garden poem.

From descriptive language to position words and counting, this poem is great for kindergarten, first grade, and second grade standards.

Grab your Free poem HERE

When you sign up to the Little Learning Corner email crew, you’ll be take directly to your free printable poem which can also be used digitally for remote learning.

After you print out your free flowers and plants activities, share the video below with your kids. This Caterpillar Garden read aloud will be a great addition to your shared reading activities. My daughter reads the poem, pointing to the words, to inspire other kids to love poetry as much as she does.

Free Garden Activities

I’ve teamed up with some awesome early childhood educators to bring you another roundup of free printables and hands-on activities for kids.

Teach Me Mommy is giving away a garden puzzle busy bag, and a garden spin and trace numbers activity. Fairy Poppins is giving away a flower clock activity, and a flower measurement activity. I am giving you a free Caterpillar Garden poem, and Sarah Chesworth is giving you a collection of garden themed activities. With all of these printable and hands-on activities, you’ll have everything you need to complete your flowers and plants unit.