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As it’s too difficult to see or catch real bees, we used a toy bee to learn about them. The students learned that honeycombs are made up of hexagons, so they made their own honeycomb by connecting hexagons.
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Then we compared queen bees and worker bees. They were surprised to learn that a ‘bee family’ is mostly females and there are not many male bees in it.
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We concluded our bee learning project with a tasting of two different kinds of honey: one made from acacia and the other made from clover.
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