Honeycomb with bees

Don't rush to throw away unnecessary things. For example, rolls from toilet paper or paper towels, juice or yogurt packaging, old wallpaper, plastic containers from toys in a kinder... Why store all this rubbish? It will be useful for your child’s creativity and development. Buying a ready-made set is expensive, but assembling it yourself will not be difficult or costly.
I hasten to share with you an original craft that we made with my five-year-old baby. We got bright yellow honeycombs with little bees. Want to learn? Then prepare the following materials:
- two cardboard paper towel rolls;
- yellow napkins (3 pieces);
- scissors;
- a tube of PVA glue;
- plastic packaging from toys in kinder (necessarily yellow);
- black threads for knitting.



First, take a cardboard tube and bend (remember) it four times.




Then cut with scissors into pieces 1 cm wide. One sleeve makes 7 rings.



Arrange them in a honeycomb shape.



Take yellow paper napkins and cut each into four pieces. Cover the cardboard rings as shown in the photo. Connect all of them together. The bright hive is ready!



Now you need to make funny bees. To do this, take a yellow plastic Kinder box.



Cover it in three places with black knitting threads. Cut out the wings from the same yellow napkin (or plastic bag) and glue on top. You need to make eyes and a proboscis on the head. To do this, take small buttons, beads or ready-made parts for creativity. The proboscis is a piece of black thread or wire.




This funny little bee sits on a honeycomb.



She's bored, so create a girlfriend for her using the same principle.



This is such a funny composition!



My daughter was simply delighted with the work. And the next day she populated every section of the honeycomb with bees. Therefore, do not rush to throw away all junk things, they can turn into real masterpieces if you turn on creative thinking, imagination and creativity.