Bees & Pollination Unit with Experiments guides, Lesson Plans and Activity Book.
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The perfect resource for our insects unit! Students loved making their flowers and flying their bees around to pollinate!
My students loved making their own bees and seeing how pollination works!
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Learn all about Bees and Pollination in this 4 lesson unit!
There are 4 lesson plans included in this unit - the lesson plan includes detailed instructions, materials lists, and flashcards.
- Each lesson is about 45 minutes to an hour long.
This bundle includes the following:
- Science Activity Book
- Science Worksheets (individual pages) – If you choose to NOT print it as a activity book.
- 4 Lesson Plans with teacher’s notes, experiment guide with visual aid and background information
- Printable templates for all experiments.
- Resources for all classes
- Colorful or Black & White flashcards
Lesson 1: Life Cycle of a bee
- Students will learn about the 4 different stages of a bee’s life.
- Experiment: Students will create their own life cycle wheel.
Lesson 2: The Anatomy of a bee
- Learn about the different parts of the bee and the different types of bees in the hive.
- Experiment: Student make their own bee with bristled legs (to be used in lesson 4’s experiment)
Lesson 3: The science of a beehive
- Learn how bees make their beehive and what shape is the most ideal for a honeycomb.
- Mini Experiment: Molding candle wax into a shape
- Experiment: The best shape of a honeycomb for a beehive.
Lesson 4: Pollination
- Learn about the importance of pollination and why bees are engendered.
- Experiment: Students make their own flowers with pollen– use the bees from lesson 2 to fly around and to different flowers to learn about pollination.
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