Pollinator Pathway
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Provided by: PBS Kids|Published on: March 24, 2026
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Synopsis
- In this web-based game, students will move bees from flower to flower to help them pollinate.
- Students will learn about the important role bees play in producing the foods we eat, as well as some things we can do to help the bees.
Subjects: Science
Authors: PBS Kids
Region: Global
Languages: English
Teaching Materials
Positives
- Students will love the opportunity to decorate their own yard.
- This game is very easy to navigate, and students will love the simple but engaging concept.
Prerequisites
- Teachers may want to define the terms headwind and pollinator for students.
- It may also benefit students to understand the role of pollination in an ecosystem.
- Each level will take students about 3 minutes to complete.
Differentiation & Implementation
- Nature Cat and the mouse share fun facts throughout gameplay. Students can play while wearing headphones and record their favorite fun fact after completing the level.
- Teachers can use this as a resource for early finishers while working on projects or tasks for a pollinator lesson or unit.
- Students can record the flowers their bees pollinate, then choose one of those to research.
- Teachers can use this resource in combination with this lesson plan.
- To make connections to climate change, teachers can explain how climate change is impacting bee populations.
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