Beehive Craft for Preschoolers

As spring paints the world with its pretty colors, let your kiddos join us on a fun-filled and educational adventure.

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The beehive craft is a perfect way to celebrate spring and to encourage a love of nature in young children.

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It is a tangible and interactive project that will provide hours of entertainment and learning.

Beehive Craft for Preschoolers

As spring paints the world with its pretty colors, let your kiddos join us on a fun-filled and educational adventure.

The beehive craft is a perfect way to celebrate spring and to encourage a love of nature in young children.

It is a tangible and interactive project that will provide hours of entertainment and learning.

It’s super easy to get this craft started. First, measure, mark, and cut your yellow construction paper into 5 strips that are 8.5″ long by 1.5″ tall.

Then, starting with the longest strip of yellow paper, use a glue stick to glue it onto the white cardstock background.

On your black construction paper, trace your jar lid and cut out a circle. Paste the circle about ½” above the base of the beehive.

Use a yellow marker or stamp pad to color your thumbprint, and press it firmly on the white paper. Make as many bees as you’d like.

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