Bees preschool
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This Nectar STEAM activity is perfect for exploring natural science while practicing fine motor skills with your preschoolers this spring.
This is a Bee Preschool unit including Bee Anatomy, Parts of a Bee, Coloring, Tracing, Matching. For ages 3-5.
Since we've been talking about bumblebees in our home preschool recently, it seemed only natural that we include a little something about pollination.
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.
Inside: Learning about bees can be filled with exploration. During our bug unit, our preschoolers had an opportunity to create honeycomb, taste honey, and play fun bee games! Preschoolers tend to think of bees as bugs that sting, something to fear when we are playing outdoors. During our bug theme, I decided to put together...Read More
What would a bug-themed week be without our favorite buzzing friends- the bumble bees?! I started our week with some hands-on bumble bee activities I knew the kids would go crazy over. Sure enough, I was right and these two buzz-worthy sensory activities had my little learners so engaged.
You'll love this Thumbprint Bee Craft for Kids! Super cute and really EASY with the free printable bee hive template! Grab yours HERE.
Learn about how bees pollinate with SIMPLE pollination experiment that uses FREE printable and Jello for a fun summer science project!
