Bee Activities for the Preschool Classroom

Bee Activities for the Preschool Classroom

Are you looking for fun bee activities for your preschool classroom? Try adding these engaging projects to your shelves. Spring is the perfect time to add insect activities to your classroom!

Bee Craft Activity

This is a fun bee craft to make with your students. They can color the bee, cut out the shapes, and glue them to make a bee. Download the craft template here.

Bee Scissor Strips

We are always working on our scissor skills in preschool! These scissor strips are a little bit wider for a little more of a challenge. These bee-themed strips have both a color and a black-and-white printing option.

Find the bee path:)

Color all of the hexagons that contain the letter b to help the bee find their path to the hive. Great for helping your students recognize the letter b. Ready to print here.

Bee Number Clip Cards

Place these Bee Count and Clip Cards on the math shelf. Just add clothes pins to the activity and your students can practice counting. Print on card stock and laminate for longer use. Teacher tip: add a sticker behind the answer on the back of the card so your students can check their answers.

Simple Bee Scissor and Gluing Activity

This bee activity is part of my Simple Scissor and Glueing Activity resource available in my TPT store. It is by far one of my students’ favorite activities. There are 10 different spring gluing activities.

Bee Worksheet

Another fun bee worksheet to print and add to your shelf. Students can color, cut out the letters, and glue to make the word bee. Download here.

Find the Bee Game

Print the hive numbers on card stock, laminate them, cut them apart, and add them to a pocket chart. Hide the bee behind one of the numbers. Ask your students to guess a number to try and find the bee! We love to play this game while we are waiting for everyone to clean up and join us for storytime. Download the Find the Bee Game here.

Are you looking for more fun activities to add to your shelves this spring? Try these insect activities or these farm activities!