Pollination of Flowers Working Model

Create an interactive model to demonstrate how pollination takes place between flowers with the help of a bee. Children will understand the pollination process while developing observation skills, paper crafting techniques, and creative expression.

Mixed Media 30 to 60 mins 10 to 12 years

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Prepare the Flower Parts

Trace and cut the flower petals and leaves from coloured paper. Add the veins and petal details using Fevicryl Acrylic Markers – 12 pc.

Assemble the Flowers

Stick the layered petals and leaves around the paper cups using Fevistik Power.

Make the Flower Centres

Cut pipe cleaners into different lengths and stick pom-poms to their tips using Fevistik Power. Arrange them inside the paper cups to create the stamens and stigma of each flower.

Create the Garden and Bee

Draw and colour the grass, stems and bee using Fevicryl Acrylic Markers – 12 pc. Cut out all the pieces. Stick an ice cream stick behind the bee.

Assemble the Model

Using Fevistik Power, fix both flowers onto the base and insert the bee between them. Stick the grass vertically in front of the base. Finally, label your model.

Demonstrate Pollination

Stick a pom pom in the bee's hands with Fevistik Power. This would demonstrate the transfer of pollen during pollination!