Pollinator stem activity

A great lesson on pollination for elementary students from the Picture-Perfect Science series. This is an invaluable resource for any elementary science teacher or homeschool family. Perfect for spring and teaching the value of our pollinators! NGSS aligned STEM lesson.

Bee and Pollinator Activities for Kids.pdf

Telling time on an analog clock is often a tricky skill for primary students to master. These telling time activities and hands-on ideas bring high engagement and a whole lot of fun when teaching first, second, and even third graders to read and write the time.

This pollinator craft is fun for learning for all ages. (You can even use it for a pollination simulation game to see who spreads the most pollen.) Whether you're studying bees, butterflies, moths, beetles, bats, ants, flies, birds, things that help our flowers and plants grow, or want honeybee crafts or kids' gardening activities, this is a great project!

Butterflies are essential pollinator friends in our ecosystem that add to the biodiversity of any garden. To support you in your butterfly inquiry, I’ve collected a number of amazing resources from my blogger friends. I hope you find them useful and inspiring!

DIY seed bombs are a fun way to teach kids about gardening, nature, and the importance of pollinators. These garden bombs also make a good STEM project for kids.

Un-BEE-lievable! In this Real Science video, Science Educators Becky Wolfe and Don Riefler discover how animals, like bees, help pollinate plants...

I love integrating STEM challenges into science units! This pollinator STEM challenge is a great way to integrate STEM with ecosystems in second grade!

Celebrate National Pollinator Month with some all-natural and sustainable crafts, designed specifically for native pollinators! Included are some ideas that can support butterfly populations, protect declining bee populations, and increase the amount of pollinator-friendly native plants found in your community. Great for kids or adults!

PBS KIDS on Instagram: “May flowers bring along buzzing bees! 🐝 You and your kids can help some of our favorite pollinators by building a wild bee hotel, perfect…”