
Memorial Day Flower Card
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The fifteen pictures offer gentle paper activities for US Memorial Day. They range from a flower card, wreath, flower-making scene, vase activity, quiet bench and basket with blank card to ribbon with paper strips, two vases, a shared basket, a flower display, two star decorations, a shared wreath, an open border and a quiet flower table. The US flag is a separate symbolic image.

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These flower pictures offer different amounts of open space for a quiet paper activity.

The large petals need fewer precise strokes. The ribbon and two blank strips can hold a handwritten message.
Three Flowers and Ribbon for Memorial Day →
The flowers sit in opposite corners of a folded-card drawing. Choose it when the words need more room.
Memorial Day Flower Card →Print the original line drawing linked below. The numbered areas match the color key and steps; use the colored example as a starting point, then choose your own colors if you prefer.
Digital coloring example

All three flowers share the same colors, while the ribbon and two strips stay clear. Add words only after coloring.
US Memorial Day remembers people who died in military service. An adult can help choose a respectful short message for one blank strip, then read it together.
Choose the three-flower border or ribbon still life for broad petals and open space. Vases, bouquets and wreaths have smaller flower centers and leaf details. Group pages let you color each figure separately; the quiet bench offers a scene without people. The flag page has repeated small stars, long stripes and the printed words United States.
On paper, color the three-flower border and add a short remembrance message in its open center. The blank card or ribbon areas can also hold a handwritten note after printing. Compare the two vase shapes, or choose one gentle color for each bouquet. A parent or teacher can explain that US Memorial Day remembers people who died during military service.