Beetle Picture Puzzles (2-Piece and 4-Piece) {FREE PRINTABLE DOWNLOAD} These adorable 2-piece and 4-piece beetle printable picture puzzles for kids are available to download for free! You could even laminate and add velcro dots to

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Little kids love to create and of course they love bugs too! Check out this fun preschool safari sensory activity and make your own Beetle Structures using items that you probably already have at home!

This Bubble Painting for Kids activity is perfect for practicing creative thinking and fine motor skills this Summer season.

Ever wonder how insect mouths work? It's an interesting question to look at, and we discovered threed different way insect mouths work.

Over 30 insect science activities for preschoolers! Hands-on bug science ideas about butterflies, bees, ladybugs, lightning bugs, and more.

These bug activities by PreKinders are great for your next theme! You'll find everything from books, to large motor activities, to art projects and more! This packet has everything you'll need to have a successful bug theme.

This is a guide about making a clothespin click beetle. Your children will not only enjoy playing with these colorful toys, but they can help make them too.

Get a free printable set of 10 Bug Bingo Cards. Perfect for kids to learn about different insects or to take on a scavenger hunt!

The bugs are waiting to be rescued from a spider web in this bug rescue fine motor activity! Luckily, your preschoolers can help get them to safety. Use a grass mat wrapped in white yarn to create a sticky web that catches bug counters. Invite your preschoolers to “rescue” the bugs using their fine motor skills! The options are endless - tongs, a spoon, or even their own fingers! This spider web fine motor activity will surely be a hit with your toddlers.