Celebrating Wildflowers - Just For Kids

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	Just For Kids Hey Kids! Celebrating Wildflowers has some great information and fun things for you to do. Check out the links below to see what we have for you. Learn more about wildflowers on our National Forests and Grasslands with games, coloring pages, and fun activities! Games - Word Search Pollinators Conifer Tree Wildflower Butterflies and Moths Fun with Fungi What do pollinators put on my plate? How does your garden grow? Answer keys for all word searches (PDF) Coloring Pages Wildflower Coloring Pages Check out the Color Wildflowers, Color of Flowers, Coloring Books, and Coloring Noxious Weeds pages! Activities Home-Made Sweet Homes - Building Native Bee Nesting Blocks How to Make Butterfly Gardens Landscaping for Wildlife (PDF) Make your own hummingbird feeder from recycled soda bottles (PDF) Make your own Wildflower Notecards Make your own Perfume (PDF) Growing Flowers from Bulbs Growing a Surprise Garden Preserving Wildflowers Wild Flower Bookmark Gift Wildflower Information Vocabulary
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