From birth, children naturally have the desire to learn and seek out solutions to problems. Children are curious beings and exposure to life science is a wonderful way to further their instinct for discovery. Life science concepts such as animal homes, behaviors and traits are not only interesting for children to learn about; they can also be seen in their own backyard. For example, children can observe the behaviors of bees flying in an out of a beehive or pollinating flowers. These experiences can help children better understand and appreciate all of the living things that share our environment.
Bees can have different types of homes such as hives, nests or underground. These homes are places to lay eggs and store food.
Beehives are the homes of worker bees, drones, and the queen bee. Bees do more than just live inside these fascinating domes; they have specific jobs to do to make their colony function. During this Invitation to Create, the children experimented with stamping and creating their own unique beehive designs. They explored using textured materials, and even their own fingerprints, to create a beehive.
Bees can have different types of homes such as hives, nests or underground. These homes are places to lay eggs and store food.
Beehives are the homes of worker bees, drones, and the queen bee. Bees do more than just live inside these fascinating domes; they have specific jobs to do to make their colony function. During this Invitation to Create, the children experimented with stamping and creating their own unique beehive designs. They explored using textured materials, and even their own fingerprints, to create a beehive.
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