Here comes the portion of coded images. There were princesses and super heroes and now the time has come for coded images of spring flowers.

I prepared 4 spring flowers (tulip, daffodil, crocuses and snowdrops) in 2 versions of difficulty. Coloring by numbers is easier, while drawing by coordinates is a more difficult version.

In the post below there are tulip, daffodil, crocuses and snowdrops in both difficulty levels. Coloring by numbers is with blue background, while decoding by the coordinates is without background.

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Information about spring flowers

The patterns I propose are very simplified, so after playing, it is worth showing kids how the flowers look in nature. Very cool materials are available on Wikipedia, and they are not copyrighted, so they can be used when working with kids.

• Tulip with illustration
• Daffodil with illustration
• Crocus with illustration
• Snowdrop with illustration

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1. Coded images of spring flowers – coloring by numbers

The rules for decoding the image are simple. Each number in the picture has a color assigned in the legend. The squares must be filled with the color corresponding to the given number.

2. Coded images of spring flowers – drawing by coordinates

The rules for decoding the image are simple, however making the whole picture requires attention and focus. The legend at the bottom of the page shows where to use each color on the grid.

To make it easier and to track your progress, you can cross out the already completed instruction. Additionally kids can mark with the dot several squares to later color them.

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