Daffodil Grid Copy
Use this grid copy activity to create a picture of a sunny yellow daffodil, perfect for Spring!
Here are some attempts, to inspire!
Flower Grid Copy Puzzles
Our grid copies are an excellent way of improving concentration, pencil control and copying skills, as well as providing a way of learning how drawings go together. We have a collection of pretty flower grid copies for you to print out below.
Daisy Grid Copy
This daisy grid copy is a nice simple design for beginners. Copy each square individually and end up with a whole picture!
Poinsettia Grid Copy
Our grid copy pages ask the kids to copy a picture from one grid to the next, using the boxes to help. Here's a pretty poinsettia grid copy - it's quite tricky, so great for practising concentration.
Rose Grid Copy
Use the grid provided to copy the image of the rose. Grid copies are great fun for children - it is so satisfying to see the picture appear1 If you are lucky enough to have roses nearby you could follow this with a walk in the garden or park to see the real thing!
Snowdrops Grid Copy
Here's a lovely activity for the last days of winter and the first hint of spring. Copy the picture of the snowdrops from the left grid to the right, one square at a time. It's a good way to learn to draw, and it takes skill and concentration to get a good result.
Sunflower Grid Copy
Our grid copies require a fun mixture of concentration and pencil control - and they are also a good way of learning how to put a picture together! This one features a nice, simple sunflower - perfect for summer.
Thistle Grid Copy
Here's a fun way to learn to draw a thistle - or just to get the kids concentrating hard for a while! Copy the thistle from left to right one square at a time.
Tulip Grid Copy
As you see the bulbs starting to sprout in Spring, have fun with this grid copy and create your own image of a tulip. Great for improving concentration and pen control.
