Lily of the Valley Flowers with Butterflies and Big Leaves

Bell-shaped lily of the valley blooms hang from long, curved stems, with their scalloped edges pointing down toward the ground. Large flowers fill the lower half of the page, and smaller ones dangle higher up near the top. Tall pointed leaves fan out behind the stems on both sides. A small butterfly with tiny wings rests on the tip of the tallest stem at the top. A larger butterfly sits in the bottom right corner, facing the flowers, with a heart-shaped cutout on one wing and little round dots on the other. The lines are clean and the bell shapes are roomy, so younger kids can color inside them easily. Try soft whites, pale greens, and light yellows for the bells, then pick a bold color for the heart on the butterfly wing. It also works well for a spring nature lesson on how flowers hang from their stems.