Two activities for young learners that reinforce the integral role of pollinators in our food system.

  • Flower Power: Students will learn the parts of a flower and their function. (Grade 2–6)
  • Pollination Parade: Students will explore the relationship between flowers and their pollinators. (Grade 4–6)

​​​​​​​These activities are excerpted from Project Seasons, a collection of hands-on education activities for discovering the wonders of the world. Download the full publication. 

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