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Spray paint small pebbles yellow or use yellow glass gems and draw some black strips to make some bees. Call out a number and let children place a bee on the flower with the matching number. Sight Words Flower Pollination Printable and activity available inside our KidsSoup Resource Library Print out the flower patterns onto different colors of card stock paper and cut out.

Write a sight word on each flower. Write the matching sight words on some cards. Place the word cards in a pile. Have children take turns turning over a card, read the word, and then place a bee counter on the matching flower. Beeline Print out the flower patte rns onto different colors of craft paper and cut out. Write three different letters on the flowers and place the flowers all over the room.

Have children buzz around the room like bees. Call out a letter and let the bees look for that flower with the letter, grab it, and bring it back to the circle.

Repeat with the other two letters. Variation: Let children place the flowers in a beeline to the hive circle. Let children buzz around and follow the beeline in to the circle. Plant a Bee Garden With children, plant flowers that attract bees such as Black-eyed Susans, lantana, and zinnias and herbs such as lavender, basil, and sage.

What is honey? Learn about honey. Visit PBS. Queen Bee Place some flowers on the walls. Children sit in a circle on the floor. The Queen Bee walks around the circle tapping children on the head and saying, "Buzz, buzz, buzz" with each tap. Each child tapped gets out of the circle and follows the Queen around. When the Queen calls, "Go make honey," those tapped and the Queen bee run off to the flowers on the wall. Choose a new Queen Bee. Five Busy Bees Five little busy bees on a day so sunny Hold up all fingers in one hand.

Number one said, "I'd like to make some honey. Number two said, "Tell me, where shall it be? Number three said, "In the old honey tree. Number four said, "Let's gather pollen sweet.

Number five said, "Let's take it on our feet. Where Are My Bees? To reinforce the parts of a bee, play this fun game with your children. Have children sit in a circle and let them pretend to be little bees in a classroom. Explain that the little bees will learn about their body parts and as soon as you ask them about their wings they can fly around the room until the school bell rings demonstrate the little bell ringing. Call out "Where are my bees? Repeat with other body parts such as eyes, tongue, and legs.

When you say,"Where are your wings, little bees? Bee Talk Hide different silk flowers somewhere in your room.

Eplain to children that bees communicate with each other using a dance. If a bee finds a source of food, the bee will fly back to the hive and tell the other bees how to find the flower. Choose one child to pretend to be a bee and instruct the child how to find the flower.

Use words like forward, to the right, to the left, behind, above, under, etc. Then let the child go and find the flower and show it to the group. Biddely, Diddely Bumblebee Go around the circle and tap one child on the shoulder. Repeat until all children have said their name. Biddely, Diddely Bumblebee Won't you say your name for me?

All children repeat it. Mix honey, peanut butter, powdered milk, and graham cracker crumbs in mixing bowl. Form mixture into 2-inch diameter balls. Chill if desired and then eat. Bumblebee, bumblebee Landing on my toes. Bumblebee, bumblebee, Now he's on my nose.

On my arms, On my legs, On my elbows. Bumblebee, oh, bumblebee, He lands and then he goes. Do You Like To Buzz? Do you like to buzz? Are you covered all in fuzz? Do you call a hive a home In the garden where you roam? Do you know how to make honey? Are your stripes a little funny?

Two big beehives Hold out two fists. Closed up tight, Protecting sleeping bees Rest head on hands. All through the night. When the morning sun Make circle with arms over head. Shows its light, Ten little bees Hold out two fists. Take to flight. Open fists and wiggle fingers away. Save Save.

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Preschool Lesson Sensory Play. Here are some of our more than 80 bees crafts, activities, games, and resources available in our KidsSoup Resource Library:. Themes and Projects. Activities and Lessons. Don't Get Stung! The Honeybee and the Robber Literacy Lesson. Bees or Butterflies Numbers Recognition Activity. Bee Games Play bee games at Y8. As a bee you will need to find pollen to bring back to the hive.

Build your supply of honey in these bee related games. If you like the yellow inspects that buzz about while working for their colony, you will enjoy these games. All Y8 Games 2. Sort by: Popularity Rating Date. Angry Bees Flash. Farm Bee Flash. Wake Up Dad Flash. Safe Haven WebGL. Flavouride HTML5. Hive Trap Flash. Bee Quick Flash. Bee Buzz Flash. Honey Hunter Flash. Umbel Bee Flash. Angry Bee Flash. Bee Spa and Care Flash. Cat Climbing Flash. Honey Bees Flash. Bee Beep Flash.

Save Honey Flash. Bumble Tumble Flash. Apex HTML5. Math TD Flash. Yummy Honey Jelly Flash. Thief Hunting Flash. Super Ryucopter Flash. Beehive Unity 3D. Zombee Invasion Unity 3D. Not A Clone Unity 3D. Bee Apocalypse Unity 3D. Turbo Bee Unity 3D. Delibeery Flash.