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Flower Outlines Template

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Flower Outlines - available with Membership

  • 16 different flowers
  • Ideal for classroom decorating,
  • door display with children's faces or names in the middle,
  • helpers charts,
  • spelling words, phonic sounds,
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16 Brightly Coloured Flower Outlines

16 Brightly Coloured Flower Outlines

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Flower Outline Templates - Suggestions for Use


  • Terrific with a garden theme for back to school, eg... 'We Learn and Grow Together'.....
  • Place picture of each child in a flower and they then write a word to describe themselves on each petal.
  • Ideal for classroom decorating,
  • door display with children's faces or names in the middle,
  • helpers charts,
  • spelling words, phonic sounds,
  • all sorts of things can be written on these after lamination........enjoy!

P.S. Don't forget you can make them smaller by adjusting your printer to multiple pages per sheet....

 

 

 

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