Honey Bees
The content standard for this is 3-5-ETS1-2, 3-LS1-1, 3-LS4-4. This book would be used to teach children about how bees pollinate and how plants can grow. In the book, it shows how bees get the nectar and how the pollen sticks on them. Students could discuss whey they see the bees doing and how it can impact there hive.
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Honey Bees
When thinking about bees, do you know what they see?
First, outside the hive, they see lots and lots of flowers.
Then they fly to a flower to get something ever so sweet.
Once to the flower, they crawl inside for there delicious treat of nectar.
When crawling out of the flower, they come out with pollen.
When flying from flower to flower, the pollen on its back sticks to another flower
Inside the flower is the sticky stigma
After the bee is done, it continues to go from flower to flower until it's time to go back to the hive.
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