Pollinators for kids

A lesson plan to teach all about plant pollination and pollinators for Kids

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.

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

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!

By creating a bee house craft, you can help provide a safe and comfortable home for these important pollinators in your own backyard.

After reading the brief text explaining how the process of pollination works to your students, help them check off the correct number to show the steps taken in pollination.

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

Despite the cold, spring IS here! The daffodils are out in all their golden glory and it's the perfect time for an egg hunt with a little bit of a difference ... BECAUSE those lovely

Thank you for joining the Beyond Pesticides team for the 2023 National Pollinator Week, during which time we recognized—and took action to protect—this important ecosystem link. Pollinators—bees, butterflies, birds, bats, and other organisms—make a critical contribution to plant health, crop productivity, and the preservation of natural resources, but their existence is still threatened by pesticides.