Creation should include

elements of floral design (i.e., line, form, texture, space, pattern, fragrance, size, light, and color)
principles of floral design (i.e., scale, harmony, dominance, balance, proportion, rhythm, contrast, and unity)
aspects of color theory (e.g., color wheel, color schemes, hue, tint, tone, value, chroma, primary colors, secondary colors, tertiary colors, receding, advancing, the effects of color on human psychology)
sustainability practices
- environmental (conserving natural resources by using materials responsibly)
- recycling and reusing materials and supplies
- composting plant and flower debris
- using locally sourced floral materials to craft eco-friendly bouquets.

Teacher Resource:

Process/Skill Questions:

What is the role of color in floral design?
What is ROYGBIV? Why is it important when selecting colors for an arrangement?
What is the psychology of color, and how can it be used when designing an arrangement?
What elements can be manipulated to create rhythm?
What are examples of different textural materials?