Free Plant Worksheets for Kindergarten - 3rd Grade - Perfect for Studying Plants or Gardening (2024)

March 22, 2018 By Angie Kauffman · PRINTABLES TIP: Always go toward the end of a post to find the printable. · Disclosure: This Post May Contain Affiliate Links. {I may be compensated if you make a purchase after clicking on my links.}

Free Plant Worksheets for Kindergarten – 2nd Grade Post Preview:This post contains a free printable learning packet with a plant and gardening theme. There are also other ideas for plant and garden themed learning.

This is a great time of year to start studying plant life. I love that studying about plants and naturejust naturally lends itself to so many hands-on learning possibilities. As a supplement to those hands-on activities, I have a free seven pagelearning packet all about plants and gardens.

This plant worksheets packet has pages in it that are perfect for kids from kindergarten through second grade. Not every page will be a fit for all of those ages. However, since the packet is free, you won’t feel guilty if you don’t use every single page. Bonus!

You may find that a few of the pages are also good for students older than 2nd grade. Again – since it’s free – you could grab the packet just for those few pages.

Free Plant Worksheets for Kindergarten – 2nd Grade

The free plants and gardening printables packet contains a terms of use page and seven pages of various activities for kids.

Garden Scavenger Hunt

This page has ten things that can be looked for in a garden or elsewhere outside. They might not all be able to be found in one trip outside. However, you could either make it a race with multiple children to find the most or you could make it an ongoing scavenger hunt over multiple days until all of the items are found.

Plant Observation Journal Page

This page could be printed multiple times and compiled into its own journal, if desired. The plant observation journal page has two spots for a plant observation journal entry which includes areas for:

• the date
• plant height
• observations
• an open box to draw the plant or to write more observations or data

Label the Parts of a Plant

This page has a simple plant drawing with four spots that need to be labeled. There is a word box below with those labels – roots, flowers, stem, leaf.

This page is, of course, more appropriate for younger students in the age range.

Simple Plant Life Cycle Cut and Paste

This Plant Life Cycle page has four boxes along with four pictures of a plant from seed to plant. Students will cut out the pictures and put them into the appropriate boxes to show the plant cycle order.

What Do Plants Need? Page

This is another simple page with four pictures showing things that plants need to grow. Students will use the word bank to label each of the pictures.

Gardening A to Z

This page could be more challenging to younger students, so you may want to skip it or work on it as a group. Students will try to come up with an item that is garden or plant related that starts with each letter of the alphabet.

Plants and Gardening Word Search

Students will look for the following words in a word search:

• water
• sun
• soil
• air
• flower
• leaves
• stem
• roots
• garden
• seeds

Terms of Use for Plants and Gardening Learning Packet

This download is free for personal,classroom, and large group use.

This set cannot be sold, published, or hosted on other websites. (Example: an individual or another bloggermay notupload the file onto their website for others to download there.)

There are additional terms of use on the first page of the download andyou can read themhere too.

Using the printable means you agree to the terms. Thanks!

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