Explore 15 worksheets related to Flower Life Cycle Worksheets currently available in our library. Flower life cycle worksheets help young learners explore how flowering plants grow and change from seeds, bulbs, or other starting structures into mature plants that produce flowers and new seeds. This printable collection includes general flower life cycle activities as well as worksheets for sunflowers, dandelions, daisies, roses, tulips, daffodils, lilies, lotus flowers, marigolds, zinnias, hibiscus, orchids, milkweed, and other flowering plants. Students can sequence stages, match pictures and vocabulary, label flower life cycles, trace growth from seed or bulb to flower, and identify how new seeds continue the life cycle.
Flowering Plant Life Cycle Worksheet
Kindergarten and 1st Grade flowering-plant life-cycle worksheet showing SEED, GERMINATION/SPROUT, SEEDLING, MATURE PLANT WITH FLOWERS, FRUIT OR SEED STRUCTURE, and SEEDS. Include six picture-supported stages.
Flower Life Cycle Worksheet
Kindergarten worksheet showing a simplified flowering-plant sequence: SEED, SPROUT, YOUNG PLANT, BUD, FLOWER, and NEW SEEDS. Use six pictures and a number-the-order activity.
Sunflower Life Cycle Worksheet
Pre-K and Kindergarten sunflower life-cycle worksheet showing SUNFLOWER SEED, SPROUT, SEEDLING, BUD, OPEN SUNFLOWER, and MATURE FLOWER HEAD WITH SEEDS. Include six sequence pictures.
Dandelion Life Cycle Worksheet
Pre-K and Kindergarten dandelion life-cycle worksheet showing SEED WITH PARACHUTE, GERMINATING SEED, YOUNG PLANT, BUD, FLOWER, and SEED HEAD. Include six pictures and arrows returning to dispersed seeds.
Daisy Life Cycle Worksheet
Kindergarten daisy life-cycle worksheet showing SEED, SPROUT, SEEDLING, BUD, OPEN DAISY, and SEED-PRODUCING FLOWER HEAD. Include six stage pictures.
Rose Life Cycle Worksheet
Kindergarten and 1st Grade simplified rose life-cycle worksheet using a seed-based model: SEED, GERMINATION, SEEDLING, YOUNG ROSE PLANT, BUD, FLOWER, and FRUIT/SEED STAGE. Keep the fruit/rose-hip stage simple and do not imply garden roses are always grown from seed.
Tulip Life Cycle Worksheet
Kindergarten tulip growth-cycle worksheet centered on a bulb: BULB, ROOTS AND SHOOT, GROWING LEAVES, BUD, OPEN FLOWER, and DORMANT/RETURNING BULB. Clearly label this as a simple bulb growth cycle rather than pretending the bulb itself is a seed.
Daffodil Life Cycle Worksheet
Kindergarten daffodil growth-cycle worksheet showing BULB, ROOTS AND SHOOT, LEAVES, BUD, FLOWER, and RETURN TO BULB/DORMANCY. Keep it a simple seasonal bulb-growth model and do not confuse bulb and seed.
Lily Life Cycle Worksheet
Kindergarten and 1st Grade lily life-cycle worksheet using a simplified seed-based model: SEED, GERMINATION, YOUNG PLANT, BUD, FLOWER, SEED POD/NEW SEEDS. Add a small note that many lilies can also grow from bulbs.
Lotus Life Cycle Worksheet
Kindergarten and 1st Grade lotus life-cycle worksheet showing SEED, GERMINATING SEED, YOUNG AQUATIC PLANT, LEAVES ABOVE WATER, BUD, FLOWER, and SEED POD. Use a simple pond cross-section.
Marigold Life Cycle Worksheet
Kindergarten marigold life-cycle worksheet showing SEED, SPROUT, SEEDLING, BUD, OPEN FLOWER, and NEW SEEDS. Include six cut-and-paste stage cards.
Zinnia Life Cycle Worksheet
Kindergarten zinnia life-cycle worksheet showing SEED, SPROUT, SEEDLING, BUD, OPEN FLOWER, and MATURE FLOWER WITH NEW SEEDS. Include six stages and sequence arrows.
Hibiscus Life Cycle Worksheet
Kindergarten and 1st Grade hibiscus life-cycle worksheet using SEED, SPROUT, SEEDLING, GROWING PLANT, BUD, FLOWER, and SEED POD. Keep it a simplified seed-based model and avoid climate-specific claims.
Orchid Life Cycle Worksheet
beginning 1st Grade simplified orchid life-cycle worksheet showing TINY SEEDS, GERMINATION/VERY YOUNG PLANT, SEEDLING, GROWING ORCHID, FLOWER SPIKE/BUDS, and FLOWERS. Add a small note that orchid germination in nature has special requirements, without teaching fungal symbiosis in detail.
Milkweed Life Cycle Worksheet
Kindergarten and 1st Grade milkweed life-cycle worksheet showing SEED WITH SILKY TUFT, GERMINATION, SEEDLING, MATURE PLANT, FLOWERS, and SEED POD RELEASING NEW SEEDS. Keep monarch butterflies as optional background context only; the focus must remain on milkweed.
FAQs About Flower Life Cycle Worksheets
A simple seed-based flowering plant life cycle can begin with a seed, followed by germination, a seedling, a growing plant, a bud, a flower, and the production of new seeds.
A simple Kindergarten sequence can use seed, sprout, seedling, bud, flower, and new seeds. The exact stages can vary depending on the plant.
During germination, the seed begins growing. A root usually starts developing and a shoot grows upward as the young plant becomes established.
A bud is an undeveloped flower that forms on a growing plant before the flower opens.
In flowering plants, successful reproduction can lead to the development of seeds. Depending on the plant, the seeds may develop inside a fruit, pod, seed head, or another structure.
Flowering plants can reproduce in different ways. Many can grow from seeds, while familiar garden plants such as tulips and daffodils are also commonly grown from bulbs.