Put all of the critters caught into jars. Critter jars will be set aside for later observation. Take children to the garden for next activity. You want to get your parents' attention-they are standing at the far side of the field. You might hold up a sign, or wear a brightly colored shirt that they could notice.
Flowers do the same thing.
They can't talk, so they use colors and smells to attract the attention of insects. Insects fly to the flowers and pollinate them, and in return they get a sweet treat of nectar and pollen as a reward. Show children flowers with insects pollinating them. Discuss pollination-what the insect gets, and what the plant gets. Discuss various flower colors and shapes.