Pollination

The pollinator protection pledge is part of the Xerces Society’s Bring Back the Pollinators campaign, which is based on four simple principles: Grow pollinator-friendly flowers, provide nest sites, avoid pesticides, and spread the word. With these core values, pollinator conservation can be adapted to any location, whether you tend an urban community garden or a suburban yard, work in a city park or on a farm.

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.

Grab ideas to teach your second and third graders about science with this fun and engaging pollination activity blog post. Click the link to learn more.

Learn about the steps of pollination and the plant life cycle! Plus, a list of pollination and plant teaching ideas at the end.

Summer insects and Flower activity for kids. Great way to explore nature! Learning About Bees and Other Pollinators: Scavenger Hunt + Ways to Help - Includes a free printable activity to do with your preschool, kindergarten, and elementary aged kids and even older! Creative Little Explorers

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Pollination and fertilization process.

Creating A Native Pollinator Garden: Pollinator Species

Creating Pollinator & Native Plant Gardens by Nancy Seiler #Gardens #Native_Plants #Pollinators

THE PERFECT POLLINATOR GARDEN - Oneida County Land and Water Conservation

Infographic on pollinators - Entomology ...

Everyone knows that butterflies and bees are flower pollinators. But did you know there’s more unique insects and animals that help our gardens grow? Download and print these 3-part montessori cards to incorporate into any garden unit study! This is a 4 page pdf available for immediate download upon purchase.

BYLT saves land, builds trails, and offers programs that get people outdoors to enjoy nature in the Bear and Yuba River watersheds of the Sierra foothills.

You know pollination is important, but do you remember the basics of how it works?