POLLINATOR FOR A DAY

Pollinator for a day

Get ready for an exciting adventure into the world of pollination with Pollinator for a Day! In this workshop, we will transform ourselves into bees, butterflies, bats and other incredible pollinators, and together we will save the planet!

Pollinator for a Day Benefits:

• For students: In Pollinator for a Day, children will become real pollinators, discovering the importance of these incredible animals for nature and food production.
• For teachers: A fun and educational activity that connects students with nature and addresses topics such as ecology, biology and sustainability.
• For school: Encourage students to care for the environment and value biodiversity. The ‘Pollinator for a Day’ workshop is a powerful pedagogical tool to transform future citizens into more conscious citizens.

Why is Pollinator for a Day important?

• Awareness: Understand the importance of pollinators for nature and food production.
• Action: The notion of being part of the solution to protect pollinators and ensure a greener future.
• Fun: Learn to play and have fun with friends.

Let us magically transform ourselves, flying from flower to flower, unraveling the secrets of pollination.

Pollinators are disappearing and with them, our food! By becoming pollinators for a day, children will understand the importance of protecting these animals and ensuring a greener, more flowery future. Imagine a world without flowers, without fruits and without the beauty of nature. With this workshop, we can avoid this type of scenario and build a future where life flourishes in abundance. This workshop is adapted to the age group of the students. We provide all the materials needed for the activity.

This activity can take place at any time of the year.

Count on us to offer an unforgettable experience!

DURATION: 30-45 minutes
SDG: 4, 11, 12, 13, 15

We live Sustainability!!

1 – What is the Pollinator for a Day activity and how is it carried out?

It's an immersive experience where students "step into the shoes" of pollinating insects. Through simulation games and hands-on activities, participants learn how bees and other pollinators carry pollen and ensure plant reproduction. The workshop demonstrates, in a fun way, the direct connection between these tiny animals and the food that reaches our tables.

2 – What are the main learning objectives of this workshop?

The goal is to raise awareness about the vital importance of pollination for food security and the maintenance of biodiversity. Students discover how flowers work, the diversity of pollinating insects, and the threats these species face, promoting a change in attitude towards environmental preservation.

3 - Why is this workshop important for schools and daycare centers?

This activity addresses curricular content from Social Studies and Natural Sciences in a practical way. In addition to combating the common fear of insects, it encourages respect for wildlife and clearly explains the SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) related to life on land and the fight against hunger, making it ideal for celebrating World Bee Day or Spring.