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Early Childhood: Wild About Pollinators

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Grade Level: Pre-K (Ages 3-5)

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Duration: 60 minutes

Available April-November

In this interactive program, young students will dive into the fascinating world of pollinators. The session will include:

  1. Pollinator Game: Children will engage in a fun, hands-on game that teaches them about the essential role of pollinators like bees and butterflies in our ecosystem.
  2. Story Time: Students will listen to an engaging and educational story about butterflies and bees, learning about their life cycles, behaviors, and importance in nature.
  3. Seed Planting Activity: To support local pollinators, children participate in a seed-planting activity and learn about how they can help keep pollinators healthy.

This program combines play, storytelling, and hands-on activities to foster an early appreciation for nature and the crucial work of pollinators.

Major Takeaways

Students will be able to: 

  • identify key pollinators such as bees and butterflies. 
  • answer simple “wh” questions about a story.
  • follow verbal directions to complete tasks.

  • Follows two-step unrelated directions (CLLD1.1y)
  • Demonstrates understanding by answering questions (CLLD1.1x)
  • Notices and talks with adults about changes in nature and in substances (e.g., water to ice) (CD1.1i)

Pricing:

Payment can be made before the program, or we can invoice following your program.

  • Programs at the Museum are $4.50 per student.
    All adults accompanying a field trip are free.
  • Programs at your location are $4.50 per student.
  • Virtual education programs are $125 per program.

Reservations are required for all programs and are booked on a first-come, first-served basis. Programs fill quickly in the fall and spring, so make your reservations a minimum of two weeks in advance.

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