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These honeycomb snacks are cute and fun!

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Katie Ring on Instagram: “Need a sweet way to celebrate National Pollinator Week (June 17-23)? This adorable 🐝 snack is perfect! Here’s what you need: Honeycom… [Video] [Video] in 2025 | Vbs crafts, Snacks, Lifeway vbs

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Feb 16, 2025 - 27 likes, 9 comments - theprimarystyle on June 5, 2024: “Need a sweet way to celebrate National Pollinator Week (June 17-23)? This adorable 🐝 snack is perfect! Here’s what you need:...”.

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A great activity for the Bethel and Beehive to do together

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Make dogs toys to donate to a local shelter or rescue organization.

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Do you have a stack of old t-shirts? Then turn them into something useful and make these 5 different T-shirt dog toys that your pup will love!

I had so many leftover T-shirt pieces from my refashioned T-shirts: sleeves and cut-off knit fabric pieces. For most of the following DIY T-shirt dog toys I used 6 sleeves and 3 fabric strips that were leftover from my refashioned T-shirt skirt. For the donut shaped dog toy, I used a cut-off sleeve leftover from my 1920s-style refashioned middy blouse. And I made the jellyfish dog toy with leftover fabric from my dress to top refashion.

Since May 1 there's a little black GSD puppy in my life (more pictures of her on her instagram account) Because she's a puppy and teething at the moment, she chews on everything at the moment. So I made her these DIY chew and fetch dog toys: She loves to chew on the big knots and braids of the T-shirt dog toys, carry the toys around and play fetch with them.

Safety note: The toys aren't indestructible so throw the toys away when they're torn.

You'll need:

old T-shirts or leftover jersey knit fabric *

scissors

* one T-shirt is enough for one or two dog toys

Easy Braided T-Shirt Dog Toy

Cut off the seams and hems of the T-shirt. Cut the T-shirt into roughly 12 in. (30cm) strips. Then roll the T-shirt strips into sausages.

Tie together three T-shirt strips with an overhand knot. Tightly braid the three strips together and secure the end of the dog toy with an overhand knot again. Trim the ends if necessary.

Square Knot T-Shirt Dog Toy

Cut the T-shirt into roughly 10 in. (25cm) strips and roll the strips into sausages. Then start tying crown or square knots (see picture above). Here 's a video of how to tie crown knots.

Push the T-shirt ends back into the dog toy with a knitting needle.

Knotted T-Shirt Dog Toy

Cut the T-shirt into roughly 10 in. (25cm) strips and roll the strips into sausages. Tie together two T-shirt strips with a series of square knots.

Optional: To prevent fraying you can hide the T-shirt ends inside the dog toy: Push the ends back into the dog toy with a knitting needle.

Donut T-Shirt Dog Toy

For the nautical donut dog toy or life ring dog toy, you'll need a cut-off sleeve, leggings leg or socks with the toes cut off. Roll the sock up into a donut shape like you would for a sock bun donut.

To secure the donut shape, wrap a long strip of knit fabric around the donut and tie the ends together with an overhand knot.

Jellyfish Dog Toy

Click on the link below for the jellyfish dog toy tutorial:

-> Healthy 2-Ingredient Banana Dog Treats-> DIY Pom Pom Dog Collar From Scratch

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5 Different DIY No-Sew T-Shirt Dog Toys - Sew Historically

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Do you have a stack of old t-shirts? Then turn them into something useful and make these 5 different T-shirt dog toys that your pup will love! I had so many leftover T-shirt pieces from my refashioned T-shirts: sleeves and cut-off knit fabric pieces.

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Games are always a great idea!

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If there's one thing kids love, it's games! If you're looking for brain breaks, icebreakers, team-building activities, field day games, or just ways to fill the last few minutes of class, Minute To Win It games are the answer. These 60-second games involve common items found around the classroom. Whoever finishes the game first is the winner. Our list of 25 Minute To Win It games for kids features some hilarious and challenging games that will definitely be a hit with your class.

1. Chopstick Pickup

Split your class up into teams and give them each two paper plates, a set of chopsticks, and 20 pieces of candy or another small item like math manipulatives. Whoever moves the candy from plate to plate fastest is the winner! The real challenge will definitely be figuring out how to hold the chopsticks. Great for building fine motor skills!

2. Scoop the Snowballs

One player from each team has to scoop cotton balls into a bowl while blindfolded. Whoever scoops the most cotton balls within 60 seconds wins the game. Watch as the chaos unfolds!

3. Cereal Box Puzzle

This one is sure to puzzle your students! Arrange the cut-up pieces of the cereal box into the right formation in the allotted time to win this game.

4. Cup Stack

Unstack then restack the pyramid of cups in under a minute! Bonus points to anyone who sings the Cup Song during this STEM challenge.

5. Human Ring Toss

This is one of those Minute To Win It games that's perfect for phys ed class, field day, or as an extra-special outdoor activity. It's just like regular ring toss but with a fun twist! You can also use Hula-Hoops instead of pool rings.

6. Donut on a String

Tie donuts (or snack of choice) to a string and try to eat it with no hands! For an added challenge, try it blindfolded.

7. Dice Stack

Kids place a Popsicle stick in their mouths and try to balance five or six dice on the end of the stick for three seconds. It's more challenging than it looks!

8. Pom-Pom & Straw Challenge

Use the straws to blow pom-poms across the finish line! Try to get as many across as possible to win.

9. Stack It Up

Students move 25 pennies into a stack using only one hand!

10. Baby Rattle

Fill a 2-liter bottle with items of your choice (gum balls, candy corn, beads, etc.) and tape it to another bottle. Kids try to fill the empty bottle in under a minute.

11. Ping-Pong Tic-Tac-Toe

Use trays that will fit a Ping-Pong ball to play a fun spin on tic-tac-toe! The first player or team to get three in a row wins.

12. One-Handed Bracelets

Another one-handed challenge, this Minute To Win It game uses a pipe cleaner and cereal to make "bracelets" while building fine motor skills. Trying to form the pipe cleaner into a circle using one hand is definitely a challenge!

13. Yank the Cards

Setting up plastic cups with pieces of card stock in between, players will yank the cards out, causing the cups to fall into a tower. Each time a player makes a mistake, they must reset until all the cups fall into each other. This game is a blast!

14. Worm Diving

Moisten a gummy worm and tie it to the "fishing line." Dive that worm into a bowl of pretzels, and then eat the pretzel without using your hands. A delicious yet challenging game.

15. Blow It to the Other Side

Blow the Ping-Pong balls from one soda can to the other in this Minute To Win It game. So frustrating yet so much fun!

16. Suck It Up

Using a straw and some chocolate candies, move as many candies as possible to an empty plate. Bonus: Kids get to eat the candy at the end!

17. Wrapping Presents

Just like wrapping presents, only with a twist. Each team of two has one person using only their right hand, and the other using only their left hand to wrap the present. First team to wrap the present, put a bow on it, and address it to someone wins!

18. Keep the Balloon Up

This game is a children's party classic, and adding the time element makes it that much more exciting! Work in teams or individually to keep the balloon up for 1 minute.

19. Traffic Yam

Using a sweet potato and a spoon, players must move the potato down the line of painter's tape and back. This one will definitely bring on some laughs!

20. LEGO Tower

Kids build a tower of LEGO as tall as they can, only with a catch: They can only use their hands to touch one brick at a time, so holding the tower still is not allowed! Prepare for lots of crashing LEGO towers!

21. Sticky Note Challenge

Stick as many Post-its as possible on your partner in a minute or less!

22. Speedy Bowling

Set up pins (empty soda bottles or cans work too) at the end of a table, and give each student five balls to knock them over in the allotted time!

23. Cup and Coin Stacking

Stack coins on the edge of eight cups, and don't let them fall in!

24. Bottle Flipping

Younger students are sure to love this game. The popular water-bottle-flipping challenge was made into a Minute To Win It game-what fun!

25. Paper Toss

Ball up pieces of paper and attempt to shoot them into a recycling bin. The twist is, you have to throw the paper blindfolded! This is a perfect way to clean up paper and scraps in the classroom.

If you like these Minute To Win It games, check out these 35 active math games and activities for your little learners.

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25 Fun and Easy Minute To Win It Games for Kids of All Ages

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Looking for brain breaks, icebreakers. or just ways to fill the last few minutes of class? Minute To Win It games are the answer.

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A goody bag for your next community event. Includes a bee sticker sheet and cardboard glasses. You can find everything on Amazon. Don’t forget to include promotional material that includes your Bethel’s contact information and a flyer for an upcoming activity.

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Jobie to Bee- Yearly Curriculum in British Columbia

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Jobie to Bee- Yearly Curriculum in British Columbia

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British Columbia Job's Daughters has created a Yearly Jobie to Bee Meeting Curriculum. J2Bs will learn all about being a Jobie as well as participating in hands on activities. I have attached our November Leader's guide here. I took inspiration from the Nebraska Jobie to Bee program and added a bit of our own BC Super Jobie to Bee flair! Each month (September to June) has two meetings worth of learning and activities that are designed for our 7-9 targeted age group. Beekeepers have a leader's guide to help impart the lessons Please feel free to email me for more information! beekeeper@bcjobsdaughters.org

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BC Jobie to Bee Jocelyn working on her September curricular activity "All About Me". Learning about each other is a great starting point for our Bees!

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BC Jobie to Bee Jocelyn participating with her Bethel sisters in a local charity event where they raised money for the Hospice Society. Doing activities like a colour walk with your Beehive and Bethel gets the organization in the community as well as teaches our Bees about the importance of working for the benefit of others!

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by Vicky from Mess for Less

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DIY Paper Mache Beehive: Bumblebee Costume Accessory

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Paper Mache Beehive - Delight your kids with the fun of paper mache by making this beehive for play or as a Halloween costume accessory

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How to Keep Your Bee Hive is a Facebook group for Beekeepers and supporters of the Job's Daughters International Jobie to Bee program

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Log into Facebook to start sharing and connecting with your friends, family, and people you know.

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by Repeat Crafter Me

Includes embroidery and crochet skills!

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Repeat Crafter Me - Crafts, DIY projects, FREE crochet patterns, crock pot recipes and more!

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Felt Bumble Bee Keychain - Repeat Crafter Me

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Bee Mine Valentine! Make this cute little felt bumble bee keychain for your sweetie! Or make it just because it’s adorable and reminds me of Spring :) And lets be honest, who doesn’t love a cute little felt bee with yarn antennae and a heart button?! I’ve provided a template below for easy crafting. And