Bee activities

Buzz through spring with the Bee Pollination STEAM Activity!

Are you looking for teaching ideas to make telling time easier for your first, second or third grade students? Find lots of time activities and games centered around this adorable anchor chart based on the What does the fox say? song! Easy to differentiate for Kindergarten,1st, 2nd, and even 3rd grade math by switching out the clocks with time to the hour, half hour, or 5 minutes. Such an unforgettable math lesson!

Linda Mydlak on Instagram: “Bee lifecycle 🐝 We made this toilet paper roll bee lifecycle last year and it still looks lovely! The kids had lots of fun arranging…”

This post contains affiliate links. Please see my disclosure here. Spring has sprung in our neck of the woods. We hear birds chirping, the flowers are blossoming and bees are buzzing! Bring Spring inside by setting up these fun honey bee dramatic play centers. Taking...

Get ready to create a bee counting sensory bin for kids aged 3 to 5 using vibrant colored rice, soft pompoms, and cardboard tubes.

Learning about bees can be filled with exploration. During our bug unit, our preschoolers created a paper honeycomb, tasted honey, played bee games!

As a teacher, finding fun and engaging ways to teach about the natural world can be challenging, but with this bee life cycle craft, you can easily help your students learn about the fascinating life cycle of bees while also engaging their creative side.

Honey bee resources for nature and science lessons for kids! Book lists, activities, crafts and more.

With ingredients you probably have in the kitchen.

Since we've been talking about bumblebees in our home preschool recently, it seemed only natural that we include a little something about pollination.