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    Language Arts - Bumble Bee Poem and Activities

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    The poem is about observing a bumble bee. It describes where bees can be found (gardens), what they look like, and what they do all day (gather nectar from flowers to make honey). It also mentions the buzzing sound bees make. The document provides suggested follow up activities for students related to bees, such as coloring in statements about bee behavior and life cycles, writing a thank you card to bees, and completing a flow map showing the pollination process. The overall message is that students should appreciate hardworking bees and how they help nature.

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    The poem is about observing a bumble bee. It describes where bees can be found (gardens), what they look like, and what they do all day (gather nectar from flowers to make honey). It also mentions the buzzing sound bees make. The document provides suggested follow up activities for students related to bees, such as coloring in statements about bee behavior and life cycles, writing a thank you card to bees, and completing a flow map showing the pollination process. The overall message is that students should appreciate hardworking bees and how they help nature.

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    The poem is about observing a bumble bee. It describes where bees can be found (gardens), what they look like, and what they do all day (gather nectar from flowers to make honey). It also mentions the buzzing sound bees make. The document provides suggested follow up activities for students related to bees, such as coloring in statements about bee behavior and life cycles, writing a thank you card to bees, and completing a flow map showing the pollination process. The overall message is that students should appreciate hardworking bees and how they help nature.

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    Language Arts - Bumble Bee Poem and Activities

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    The poem is about observing a bumble bee. It describes where bees can be found (gardens), what they look like, and what they do all day (gather nectar from flowers to make honey). It also mentions the buzzing sound bees make. The document provides suggested follow up activities for students related to bees, such as coloring in statements about bee behavior and life cycles, writing a thank you card to bees, and completing a flow map showing the pollination process. The overall message is that students should appreciate hardworking bees and how they help nature.

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    Poem: Watching a Bumble Bee


    About the poem

    The poem tells us where we can see bees, what they look like, what they do, and the

    sound they make. Bees are very busy because they gather nectar all day long to make

    honey.

    Message

     Be hardworking like a bee

     Appreciate bees

    Suggested Activities

     A Bee's Life

     Bee a Family

     Bee The Queen

     As Busy As A Bee

     Bees To The Rescue

     Bee a Celebrity

     Peanut Butter Honey Sandwich


    Watching a Bumble Bee

    Appendix 1

    Source: http://imgs.tuts.dragoart.com/how-to-draw-a-cartoon-bumble-
    bee_1_000000002689_5.jp
    Appendix 3
    A Bee's Life

    Colour the statements that are true based on the poem.

    Bees eat honey. Bees can be found


    in gardens.

    Bees take long Bees live inside


    rests. flowers.

    Bees gather nectar Bees wear vests.


    from flowers.
    Activity 5: Bees To The Rescue

    Steps:

    1. Ask pupils to imagine what a world without bees would be like. Emphasise the

    importance of bees in sustaining nature.

    2. Pupils create a thank you card to show their appreciation for the

    bees.

    Example:

    Dear Bees,

    Thank you so much for making

    sweet honey for us. Thank you

    for spreading the pollen from

    flowers, too. You help to make

    our world a better place.

    Sincerely,

    Melissa
    Bees To The Rescue : The pollination process of flowering plants by the bees

    Appendix 12
    Flow Map

    Bees are very important to us. What happens after bees land on flowers? Complete the flow map below.

    Bee lands on flowers...

    * Flow map - Can be used to plot story, show historical events in sequence, sequence paragraphs for writing, steps in problem solving in math,
    identifying stage of a life
    Appendix 13

    Example of a completed Flow Map (adapted from the i-Think thinking map

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