Saving the small things that run the planetB-Lines projects are creating a network of wildflower meadows across the UK to help link existing wildlife areas together.
We are encouraging schools to get involved and have developed an Education & Resources Pack for Primary Schools as well as a set of pollinator teaching resources.
Each of the downloadable resources and lesson plans are based around, and have activities supporting the National Curriculum.
*New* B-Lines Resource Pack for Primary School children, aged 5-7 years old/KS1, KS2 and families (to be used alongside the new B-Lines Education Pack)
*New* B-Lines Education Pack for Primary School children, aged 5-7 years old/KS1, KS2 and families (to be used alongside the new B-Lines Resource Pack)
Use Our school grounds to help create a pollinator improvement plan for your school’s garden.
Making a buzz explores the diversity of sound with a pollinator focus.
Poetry can be a great way for children to learn and express themselves. You can use Pollinators and poetry to help your class explore the wonders of the insect world through poems.
Mapping a world for pollinators can be used to help your class understand the impact that we have on nature and the need to conserve wildlife.
How plants attract pollinators can be used to explore the many ways in which flowers attract different insects.
Create pollinator homes with your class and help the children to understanding the importance of insect pollinators and their habitat needs.
We’re going on a bug hunt will help you plan an enjoyable bug walk for your class.
Making maths buzz is a great way to help children understand that maths happens in everyday situations and is all around us.
Plants and pollinators can be used to teach your class about flower structures.
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