16 Fun Gardening Worksheets for Kids

Gardening worksheets for kids

Here is an interesting collection of gardening worksheets for kids and ESL learners. There are many different printable activities that include vocabulary matching, counting, coloring, spot the difference, labeling, a scavenger hunt, as well as paper craft projects.

The first free worksheets above and below are very simple. Learners just need to write the correct garden object words underneath their corresponding pictures. The vocabulary has been provided to make it easier for younger children.

Gardening worksheets - Counting

Next, are some beautiful counting worksheets for kids that feature both plants and common garden animals.

Garden I Spy Worksheet

This I Spy worksheet can be colored in as each object is found. It makes it easier for children to identify each thing and fill it with color as they go.

If you like this activity, be sure to check out the I Spy Coloring Pages, which have many different themes to choose from.

Garden Spot the Difference

There are 10 differences in these 2 gardening drawings. Again, they can be colored. The best way to use these is to color the different objects in one picture and then color the second picture differently.

Students can write the objects in the right-hand column. Younger kids can write words such as leaves. More advanced students can write short sentences to describe the differences.

For similar activities, see the spot the difference coloring pages.

Parts of a Plant Worksheet

In this activity, learners are to label a diagram with 5 parts of a plant. They are the roots, stem, leaves, fruit, and flowers.

If kids want to add color, they can. This is a very simple exercise to get started in gardening and plant biology. Those who want to dive deeper into this subject may also like the plant cell diagram coloring pages.

Garden Scavenger Hunt Worksheet

This scavenger hunt is a great outdoor activity for children to find and identify things found in a garden. The idea is that they take this worksheet out into their home or school’s garden and see how many things they can find.

Once this is over, they can write the names of the garden objects below each picture.

Garden Word Search

A simple children’s word search puzzle on the theme of gardening. There are 8 words that can be found vertically, horizontally, and diagonally. Some of the garden words are also backwards.

Printable Garden Picture Puzzle

A simple puzzle that, once assembled, reveals a wheelbarrow with flowers in a garden. Once printed, kids need to cut out the 16 pieces and then arrange them correctly. They can also be glued in position on a separate sheet of paper or card stock.

Gardening Craft Activities

The next gardening worksheets involve fun paper craft. Below, there are two pot plants to cut out and assemble, with the second PDF giving you the extra option of coloring.

It is very easy, so no key has been provided. The long rectangular shape with the curved corners is for the base of the plant pot. Although it can be used as a stem! Let children cut out and arrange the leaves and flowers in any way that they think is suitable.

Bed of flowers Paper Craft

In this gardening worksheet, kids can create a bed of flowers. For reference, the rectangular shapes are flower stems, the jagged triangular-shaped part is grass, the oval shapes are leaves, and the circles go in the center of the flower petals.

You will notice that there are several outlines on each shape. Try coloring them with different shades of your chosen colors to make the bed of flowers really pop and stand out.

Make a Garden Worksheet

The final craft activity allows kids to make a complete garden with trees, shrubs, potted plants, and a bench.

Simple cutting outlines have been provided for smaller children. Older kids who are quite handy with scissors can ignore those outlines and cut around the images as close as possible.

Gardening Coloring Pages

Last of all, we have a couple of cute gardening coloring pages. They feature girls watering potted plants. One page has an outdoor garden, and the other one has an indoor scene.

If you like these pages, have a look at the plant coloring pages for some more free printables.

Related activities

If you are looking to teach or learn more gardening vocabulary, the plants flashcards and the flowers flashcards are a great place to start.

For those who want to do some related arts and crafts, check out the free printable leaf templates and the tree outline templates.

16 Fun Gardening Worksheets for Kids

Gardening worksheets for kids

Gardening worksheets - Counting

Garden I Spy Worksheet

Garden Spot the Difference

Parts of a Plant Worksheet

Garden Scavenger Hunt Worksheet

Garden Word Search

Printable Garden Picture Puzzle

Gardening Craft Activities

Bed of flowers Paper Craft

Make a Garden Worksheet

Gardening Coloring Pages

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