Learn and play from home—museum style! Preschoolers and their adults can join us online for our popular Little Wonders program, featuring stories, hands-on activities, and more. April showers bring May flowers, but how do flowers spread their pollen? Join us as we discover the wonderful world of pollinators. 

LET'S LEARN ABOUT POLLINATORS!

	STORY TIME Book Suggestion We recommend checking out these books from your local library: The Honeybee by Kirsten Hall and Isabelle Arsenault, and Little Green by Keith Baker.
	ACTIVITY Be a Bee! Use your imagination to do a bee's job of spreading pollen from flower to flower. Our easy-to-follow guide and flower template will help you along!
	ACTIVITY Dissecting Flowers Following these simple instructions, little ones can explore the parts of a flower and search for pollen.
	CRAFT Build a Butterfly (or a Bee) Use this guide to make your own pollinator.
	ACTIVITY Pollinator Painting In this activity, you can try moving pollen from one flower to another, just like pollinators do!

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