Colorful Pollinators Matching Activity
Learn to identify colors while engaging with the beauty of nature in this hands-on activity! Just like humans, animal friends need to eat, including pollinators, who find their food inside of flowers. Pollinators are drawn to some colors more than others, and this helps them decide which flowers to visit when they get hungry. In this activity, help six pollinator friends find some of their favorite flowers so they can eat and help new flowers grow!
Categories
Age Group: Preschool
Animal Area: Bugs and Insects
ELOF Domain: Cognition
Resource Format: PDF
Language: English
Smithsonian Museum: Smithsonian Gardens
Topic: Color, Nature
Part of the Following Programs
Colorful Creatures
What reptiles and amphibians are colorful? How do these animals use these colors to help them?
Content Unit
:
Color
Featured Creature
:
Corn snake; Fiji island iguana
Smithsonian Partners
:
National Air and Space Museum, National Museum of American History, National Museum of Asian Art, National Postal Museum, National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Environmental Research Center, Smithsonian Gardens
ELOF Standards
:
IT-C 10; P-SCI-1; P-SCI-2; P-SCI-3
Three Cheers for Trees
During this field trip, children will explore the amazing qualities of trees and learn how they benefit both animals and humans every day, from providing shelter and food to serving as a useful material for various objects. It's a TREE-tastic program!
Content Unit
:
Trees
Featured Creature
:
Two-toed sloth, Red-rumped agouti