Pollinator Garden Pack

A teacher-ready pack of printable coloring pages featuring pollinators and the flowers they visit โ€” perfect for spring units, garden curricula, and Pollinator Week.

20 coloring pages in this pack.

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Pages in this pack

Species reference table

Every species in this pack, joined to its record in the site's species catalog (data/species.json): scientific name, family, habitat and diet as recorded there.

20 of the 20 species in this pack are in the species catalog and listed below, and 20 of them have a printable coloring page on this site. All species in the pack are in the catalog.

SpeciesScientific nameFamilyHabitatDiet
Honey BeeApis melliferaApidaeWorldwideNectarivore
Bumble BeeBombus impatiensApidaeNorth AmericaNectarivore
Carpenter BeeXylocopa virginicaApidaeAmericasNectarivore
Monarch ButterflyDanaus plexippusNymphalidaeAmericasNectarivore
Swallowtail ButterflyPapilio glaucusPapilionidaeNorth AmericaNectarivore
Painted Lady ButterflyVanessa carduiNymphalidaeWorldwideNectarivore
Luna MothActias lunaSaturniidaeNorth American forestHerbivore
Hummingbird Hawk-MothMacroglossum stellatarumSphingidaeEurope and AsiaNectarivore
Ruby-throated HummingbirdArchilochus colubrisTrochilidaeEastern North AmericaNectarivore
Anna's HummingbirdCalypte annaTrochilidaePacific coastNectarivore
LadybugCoccinella septempunctataCoccinellidaeWorldwideCarnivore
HoverflyEristalis tenaxSyrphidaeWorldwideNectarivore
SunflowerHelianthus annuusAsteraceaeNorth Americanot listed
LavenderLavandula angustifoliaLamiaceaeMediterraneannot listed
EchinaceaEchinacea purpureaAsteraceaeNorth American prairienot listed
MilkweedAsclepias syriacaApocynaceaeEastern North American grasslandsnot listed
RoseRosa gallicaRosaceaeWorldwide gardensnot listed
LilyLilium candidumLiliaceaeMediterranean meadowsnot listed
MarigoldTagetes erectaAsteraceaeMexiconot listed
Wild BergamotMonarda fistulosaLamiaceaeNorth American prairienot listed

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Why this pack works

The Pollinator Garden Pack pulls together every pollinator in the Nature Doodle library โ€” honey bees, bumble bees, native bees, butterflies, moths, hummingbirds, and a handful of beetle and fly pollinators most kids never realize are part of the system. We've paired each pollinator with the flowers they visit most, so a single print run gives you a complete, color-it-yourself pollinator garden.

Use it for Pollinator Week (the third week of June), spring garden units, or as the visual companion to a real-world seed-planting project. The pages also work as a take-home set for parents who want to start a pollinator-friendly patch in the backyard.

Print the entire pack at once, then hand out 1โ€“2 pages per student depending on the unit length. Each species in the pack has its own page on this site with a fun fact, the scientific name, and ecosystem and grade-band tags so you can swap individual species in or out as your unit evolves.