Bee Crafts Your Kids Will Be Buzzing About

Recycle crafts for kids are great for using up some items you were just going to toss anyway. This egg carton bee is a great example!

One yellow cup + one black cup = a bee! Such a cute paper cup craft for preschoolers.

Learn how to make perler bead bee bookmarks using simple supplies! Kids will love this easy project with beads, popsicle sticks, and glue. Plus, get 24 other cute bookmark designs.

Use a paper straw and accordion folded paper to make a darling bee puppet! There is a template for purchase, or you can create these on your own.

Pull a string and the wings on this honey bee move! How fun is that?

Make some honeycomb using cardboard tubes and then add some bees. These bees are made using black pipe cleaners and the yellow capsules inside of a Kinder Surprise egg! (This site is in Italian, but you can right click to translate it or just follow photos.)

Put on a buzzworthy play with these handprint bee puppets! The doily wings are a fun touch.

Kids will have fun making this paper strip beehive and adding in some super cute fingerprint bees!

Turn dollar store terra cotta pots into fun googly eyed bees with some paint, doilies and other craft supplies you probably already have at home.

Kids will use wooden clothespins, felt, and googly eyes to make these bees. This post also lists some fun variations you can try.

Who knew a bumble bee could be so cute? Elizabeth knew. Plus, her popsicle craft for kids uses pieces of a milk jug for the wings. Great recycle idea!

Paint a paper plate yellow and then use the free template or cut out your own shapes to make this sweet paper plate bee!

Save up those bottle caps to make these adorable bees! They are all lined up waiting to get their wings.

Make a corner bookmark and then use the free template to add the delightful smiling bee!

Use yellow and black pipe cleaners to wrap around your finger and create a bee finger puppet. Oh, you need to see the super cute photo of Jennifer's son wearing 5 puppets on one hand!

Use bubble wrap to make your own beehive and then hang it from a paper branch. Of course you need to add some bees — these are made from pom poms!

If you’re a honey-lover, this should make you excited! It is Honey Bees vs Flowers in this cute tic tac toe game. This is an incredibly cute craft and makes for a lovely gift too. This is one of my favorite clay projects for kids ever!

Learn how to make four different golf ball animals: bee, bird, ladybug, and frog. You will need to drill the holes in the golf balls and then older kids can add wire or younger ones could use pipe cleaners for legs.

Rigatoni bees with macaroni wings — may sound like a dish, but it is just a cute little bee craft! Add this to your list of macaroni art projects.

This is another bee craft that uses a milk jug to create wings. These busy bees are buzzing all around that beehive!

Here is another bee puppet idea; a wooden spoon bee! This puppet is good for younger kids.

Make a bee Valentine card using a footprint! I love the heart shaped antennae.

Use black yarn and a cardboard tube to make the striped body of a super cute bee! Use a toilet paper tube or cut up a paper towel tube and make multiple bees.

This squish art bee is a fun craft for kids to learn symmetry while playing with paint!

Cut up a pool noodle and make some bees. Add them to some string and make them fly!

Cut out some potato stamps and then let your toddler create stripes for a bee! They'll love adding the little eyes.

Use the free template or cut out your own shapes to make this fun DIY Valentine's Day decoration. The accordion fan body is a great idea!