Pollinator art projects

Protect pollinators! Kids will make their own pollinator hotel where helpful bugs can nest.

I’ve been playing around with some fine art prints mounted in panels. Some of those bees are originals and some prints I’ve mounted on panel. Can you tell which ones are the real ones?? . . #fineartprint #gicleeprint #originalart #paintings #bees #mule

Background was printed with bubble wrap to create a beehive. Then students made a bee template which was printed on top of the beehive with black acrylic paint. When it dried chalk was used to accentuate the bee.

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!

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!

4,227 likes, 298 comments - willa.wanders on October 15, 2021: "Fussy cut bugs to hopefully put a smile on your face! I have no idea what I would ever use these for, but I don’t care because they are just fun to make. Sorry for the reel. You know my thoughts on them. 😫 #fodderschool #fodderschoolproject #watercolorinsects #watercolorbugs #moths #beetles".

All the circles are lids from 'take out' food containers. Each is painted with watercolor and acrylic making this cool monarch butterfly. The display is about 30 x 48 inches.

Birds, butterflies, and bats, oh my! Learn about the diverse pollinators responsible for the health and growth of fruiting plants and crops.

Check-out this poster of native plants that will beautify your garden while attracting butterflies, bees and birds. Learn more about Ontario Nature Youth Council’s pollinator campaign:...

Making your own bioplastic suncatchers is a delightful and earth-friendly craft that brings both creativity and sustainability into your home. These handmade

🌿Anna☀️| Crafts, Play & Learning on Instagram: "Butterfly Notebook 🦋 - Template available 🦋 Continuing with the butterfly series! We had this on our list to make after creating our love heart notebook! Here is our spring time version which my daughter actually whispered 'wow' at when she saw them! 🥹 Grab your butterfly template of choice and prepare your paper to go on the inside. I glued mine down and wound twine around the middle to secure it but you can also use two stitches to…

You can use recycled materials to lend a helping hand to these vital pollinators.

Creating a vibrant, “Pop Art” bug out of Sculpey is a fun, hands-on way for students to incorporate art into their science projects. They learn about different insects, and all their insect parts as they form them from bright Sculpey colors. In the end, kids have beautiful, colorful, Pop Art bugs that they made themselves! Students can also for wings, legs, antennae, etc. Sculpey can be used for small details because students can get it very thin without it breaking apart.

Make some creative nature art bugs from leaves and recycled cardboard bases. This is a great nature craft idea, perfect for Spring, Earth Day or for learning about minibeasts or insects #minibeasts #insects #earthday #natureart #naturecraft #kidsactivities #kidscrafts #thecrafttrain #ecocrafts

A paper plate, some cardstock, acrylic paint, and a garden of colorful flowers make for a very happy bee home in our spring Garden Bees Interactive Craft!

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