Texas A&M Forest Service Nature Challenge
Plant for Pollinators
Trees are great for pollinators! Have your class pick a pollinator tree from the poster.
Keywords: Pollinators, Teachers, Classroom, Planting, Arborday
Details
- Texas Arbor Day
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This Challenge is for:
- Children (7-12 years)
- Teens (13-17 years)
- 3rd Grade
- 4th Grade
- 5th Grade
- 6th Grade
- 7th Grade
- 8th Grade
- Formal Educators
- Informal Educators
Challenge Topics:
- Animals and Wildfire
- Connecting Children with Nature
- Conservation/Environmental Education
- Environmental Systems and Cycles
- School Campus
- Urban Greening
- Volunteer and Service Projects
This Challenge is accessible for:
- People with Visual Impairments
- People with Hearing Impairments
- People with Mobility Impairments
- People with Developmental Impairments
- People with Sensory Sensitivities
Things you’ll need...
Don’t forget your...
- Shovel
- Mulch
- Gloves
- Empty 2L plastic bottle (to protect the tree trunk)
To complete this challenge
Step one
Hang the Poster
Hang the Pollinator Tree poster in the classroom. Provide your students with some information about the role of pollinators and their relationship with plants.
Step two
Plant the Tree
Once you have decided on the tree, purchase it from a local nursery, and plant it according to our <a href="https://texastreeplanting.tamu.edu/PlantTreeProperly.html">tree planting guide.</a>
Step three
Step four
Earn your badge!
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