This Daffodil Pack is a cross-curricular science and literacy resource designed to support young learners in exploring plants and flowers, with a focus on daffodils. It encourages observation, discussion, vocabulary development, and early scientific thinking through visual prompts and simple recording activities. Children learn to identify, label, and describe the parts of a daffodil, including: roots bulb stem leaves petals trumpet The pack also develops speaking, listening, and early writing skills through structured sentence starters, talk prompts, and prediction activities. What’s Included: Clear label-the-parts activities for a daffodil A Daffodil Talk Mat to support oral language and group discussion Writing frames such as: “I can see…” “The flower is…” “The petals are…” Think and Predict prompts to encourage curiosity and reasoning Vocabulary support with key words (daffodil, petal, stem, roots, bulb, grow, spring) Simple investigation question: “Can I make a daffodil?” Individual illustrated pages focusing on each plant part Learning Outcomes Pupils will: Identify and name the basic parts of a flowering plant Describe plants using simple vocabulary Understand what plants need to grow Make predictions and talk about changes over time Develop confidence in speaking and early writing Perfect For EYFS Understanding the World KS1 Science - Plants Spring-themed learning Whole-class teaching, small groups, or independent tasks UK curriculum-aligned classroom use Teacher Notes This resource works particularly well alongside real plant observations, outdoor learning, or planting activities. It supports both scientific knowledge and early Literacy development.