If your kids are studying bees and other insects this spring, I’ve got a fun new resource available to challenge their critical thinking skills: my Bee Sudoku Puzzles. These free and kid-friendly Sudoku printables are perfect for some insect-themed learning and fun.
Note: You’ll find more resources for learning about bees and other insects on my Insects Unit Study page.
Sudoku is a great way to exercise one’s brain with fun, engaging, puzzles that stimulate critical thinking and cognitive skills. The goal of Sudoku is to fill in a 9×9 grid such that each row, column, and 3×3 sub-grid includes one and only one of each digit from 1 to 9. Depending on the number of blank spots in the Sudoku puzzle, the difficulty can range from quite easy to extremely challenging.
In the Bee Sudoku Puzzles I am sharing today, I have made the game kid-friendly by adapting it to use bee-themed pictures instead of numbers. In the download, I have included three playing boards that have been shrunk to a 4×4 grid in order to make the game age appropriate for young children.
Here is a sneak peak at the three Bee Sudoku games included in the download:
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More bee learning resources
More posts about bees and other insects from Gift of Curiosity:
- Bee Do-a-Dot Printables
- Honey taste testing activity
- Pattern block beehive
- Insects Printables Pack
- Insect learning activities
- Insects grid games
You’ll find more resources for learning about bees and other insects on my Insects Unit Study page and my Insects and Other Bugs Pinterest board.
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Caitlyn says
March 19, 2016 at 4:30 pmThese are so cool! At what age do you think these are doable?
Katie SG says
March 25, 2016 at 9:46 amThat really depends on the child, but I think some 3-year-olds could do this. Maybe even some older 2-year-olds. But mostly you just have to present it to the child to see if they are ready and interested. If not, then I don’t see any need to pressure them.
Vanessa says
March 29, 2016 at 9:10 pmThanks for linking up at “A Little Bird Told Me” Wednesday link party! You have been featured at Mama’s Happy Hive blog. 🙂