In the Garden
This is the loose material on the ground that plants grow in.
What is soil? (What is dirt? is also acceptable.)
This beautiful, petalled plant is what bees and other animals pollinate.
What is a flower?
This liquid is necessary for plants and animals to survive.
What is water?
This is the most common pollinator, and they are known for working hard and making honey.
What is a (bumble)bee?
True or False: Bees are attracted to flowers because of their nectar and pollen
True
This is what you would plant in the ground in order to grow a flower.
What is a seed?
This is the fine dust that bees and other animals move from flower to flower.
What is pollen?
This form of weather helps plants get water so that they can grow.
What is a rainstorm? (What is a storm? is also acceptable.)
This delicate pollinator has beautifully colored wings.
What is a butterfly?
True or False: Beetles will sometimes eat the flowers
True
This healthy food, which is usually green or orange in color, needs pollination.
What is a vegetable?
This is when the bee carries pollen from one flower to another.
What is pollination?
The light source that helps plants grow so that plants can produce pollen.
What is the sun?
This pesky pollinator is attracted to smelly flowers.
What is a fly?
What is the sweet liquid that attracts pollinators to flowers called?
Nectar
This fresh, tasty food has to be pollinated in order to produce sweet and sometimes citrusy snacks.
What is a fruit?
This is the colorful part of a flower.
What is a petal?
This breezy pollinator helps to pollinate some plants.
What is the wind?
This vampire-like pollinator is attracted to flowers that bloom at night.
What is a bat?
What body structure helps pollinators move pollen from one flower to another?
Hairy bodies
This chemical should not be used in a garden because it is harmful to pollinators.
What is a pesticide?
This is the part of a flower that makes and stores pollen.
What is the stamen? (What is the anther? is also acceptable.)
This liquid clear is a pollinator that aids in the pollination of some plants.
What is water?
These six-legged pollinators are attracted to flowers that are flat and wide-open.
What is a beetle?
They eat 1) nectar, 2) pollen, 3) the flower, 4) small insects