Number of players: 2-6
Print off 1 game board only (Link below)
Print off 1 prop sheet per player. (Link below)
Print off 1 dice (Link below)
Cut out 1 small rectangle out of plain paper per each player. This will be used for each player’s game piece. (Link below)

Teachers: Split up the game card sheets among the students. Have the students color their prop sheets. Cut out the props anywhere around the pictures. Have each student color his rectangle game piece and fold in the center to make a tee-pee looking shape. This will be used to move around the game board. Have all the students sit in a circle and place the game board in the center. Place the game prop pictures on the appropriate square, example: soil picture on soil square, flowerpot picture on flowerpot square etc… Create the dice by following instructions on dice sheet.

Parents: Give each player a prop picture sheet. Have each player color the prop pictures. Cut out the prop picture. Place all prop pictures on the appropriate square on the board. Cut out rectangles and give one to each player. Color your rectangles. Fold the rectangle in half, making a tee-pee shape game piece to use to move around the game board. Have all players sit and place the game board in the center. Place all game pieces on start. Create the dice by following the instructions on the dice sheet. 

Play Instructions: Youngest player rolls the dice first. The player is to move his game piece the number of spaces that he rolls on the dice. Moving in the direction of the arrows. When a player lands on one of the garden spots (even if his roll equals a greater number of spaces), he should stop on the square and take one of the picture props and place that picture next to him. Then the next player rolls. Continue taking turns rolling the dice and moving around the board.

How to win: The first player to have all of the picture props is the winner. The winner must create his flower by putting his flowerpot on the bottom, then the soil on top of the flowerpot, then the seeds on the soil, then the watering can over and then the flower.

Game Board           Prop Sheet           Dice