Pollinating insects play a vital role in keeping our ecosystems healthy and thriving. This hands-on workshop invites children to explore the fascinating world of pollinators—especially solitary bees—through interactive learning and creative building. By transforming fear into fascination, children will gain a deeper appreciation for these tiny heroes of nature. Best of all, they’ll get to build their very own “insect hotels” to support urban biodiversity!
Learning objectives
- Introduce children to the ecology of pollinating insects and their importance in nature.
- Explore the life and habits of solitary bees, encouraging curiosity about insect diversity.
- Empower children to take part in conservation by crafting insect hotels using recycled materials.
Activity Details
Duration
1.5 hours
Location
School classroom / activity room
Target
K2 - K3 children
Tutor-to-Participant Ratio
2:30
Activity Highlights
- Interactive Talk: “Pollinating Insects”
A fun and engaging session where children learn about insect anatomy and the daily lives of solitary bees. - Creative Building: Insect Hotel Crafting
Using recycled materials, children will design and build insect hotels—safe nesting spaces for solitary bees and other pollinators in the city.
Register now by completing the online application form!
