23 Easy & Fun Bumblebee Crafts for Kids

Instead of just throwing away an egg carton, why not make a bumblebee out of it?

This easy insect craft is ideal for preschool and kindergarten age.

For another spring craft with recyclable materials, check out this fairy house made from a milk jug.

Transform empty toilet paper rolls into adorable bees with this fun and easy spring craft for kids. Free templates are included.

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This cute bumblebee craft is adorably simple to make. Are you need to create these darling bees are a few mini pots, acrylic paint, and basic craft supplies like black pipe cleaners and googly eyes.

Looking for a fun and educational craft for kids? Try making this bee name craft that they can personalize with the letters in their name.

This activity not only helps with spelling, but it's also a great way to promote creativity and fine motor skills.

This fun bee craft is quick and easy -- all you need to do is some "snipping and sticking." It's a great activity to go with a classroom reading project.

This is a nice activity for older kids. These easy painted bumble bee rocks are fun to make and decorate your garden or patio with.

You can place them in container plantings or along a garden pathway. The kids will love to play hide and seek with them and will have fun painting garden them too

These cute little bees can be eaten!

Jumeok-bap are gluten-free, vegan Korean rice balls. This particular recipe uses an eggless tofu salad and even includes instructions to make them look like little bumble bees. Kids will have so much fun with these!

This cute paper cone bee craft is easy to make and uses just a few basic supplies.The instructions also includes tons of tips on learning more about bees as you craft

These chunky wooden bumblebees are super fun and easy. (The bee's wings are cleverly made from cupcake liners.)

They're a simple craft that can be used to help with learning the alphabet. You can also make them into a magnet!

Go for a nature walk on a pretty spring or summer day and collect some pinecones -- then make these fun pinecone crafts when you get home. They're a perfect way to teach kids more about nature and our bee friends.

Get creative with your kids and make a bee puppet! It's an easy craft that preschoolers can follow, and it's great to use for pretend play.

This handprint bee craft is a fun and easy activity for kids that -- unlike most handprint activities -- doesn't require any messy paint.

All you need is paper, scissors, and a few other supplies to create an adorable bee with your child's handprints as the body.

Your kids will love labeling the parts of a honey bee lego activity. This is an activity that's great for homeschooling families, but of course anyone would enjoy it.

Here's another food craft that's perfect for Valentine's Day, birthday parties, or baby showers.

If you want, you can use Milanos, Nutter Butters, or simple round sugar cookies instead of Oreos.

Kids of all ages can make these cute bumblebee painted rocks for the garden. They also make adorable paperweights! 

Looking for a fun paper plate Craft to keep your kids buzzing with activity? This paper plate craft is an easy project they'll enjoy. Includes video instructions.

Do you have some wine corks in your kitchen drawer? Why not repurpose them with this honey bee craft?

You can make just one or two -- or make several and create a hanging mobile!

Here's a simple summer activity that the entire family can quickly and easily put together using supplies gathered in your own backyard.

Choose from different themes for your bee bath, including a beach, rainbow, or water park theme

Here's another variation of a toilet paper roll bee craft. For this one, you paint the tube with yellow paint, then use a black marker to draw black stripes around it.

Spread a little kindness with this "Bee Kind" craft. It comes with two bee templates to choose from

These adorable bumble bee bookmarks are easier to make then they look. Grab the free printable template and make your own in no time.

Use some duct tape to make these fun whirling, twirling bee crafts. Your neighbors will enjoy seeing these hanging in your garden when they go for a walk.

This honey bee slime is a fun and playful project for kids. It’s easy to make and turns out adorable. It also fits it nicely with other preschool themes like flowers, spring, insects, and the color yellow.