Things You'll Need
Construction paper
Scissors
Pencil
Markers
Ruler
Honeycomb cereal
Craft glue
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If you are teaching young children about bees and their pollination methods, make the assignment more exciting and interactive by providing the children with a hands-on activity related to the lesson. For example, show the kids how to make a 3D beehive out of basic craft materials, such as construction paper and a popular breakfast cereal. Once finished, the students can display their projects, along with an essay about bees.
Step 1
Draw hexagons with a pencil onto a sheet of yellow construction paper. Fill the entire sheet with hexagons.
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Step 2
Trace around each hexagon using an orange marker.
Step 3
Apply a dollop of craft glue into the center of each hexagon.
Step 4
Place a piece of honeycomb cereal onto each glue dollop.
Step 5
Allow the glue to dry completely, and then display the beehive on a wall or bulletin board.
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