Fill In Sentences:
Bees
INSTRUCTIONS:
Fill in each blank box with the word from the above list that best completes the sentence.
pollinate
therapeutic
drone
deposit
ingrediant
colony
emerge
nectar
allergic
roughly
distinguish
larva
complex
remedy
solitary
1. After mating with a queen bee, a dies.
2. Beeswax is an in shoe polish and lip balm.
3. As many as 60,000 bees may live in a single honeybee .
4. A that will become a queen is fed only royal jelly.
5. Worker bees from the hive and fly off in search of flowers.
6. Some people believe that hot tea with lemon and honey is a for a cough.
7. An insect colony generally has a organization in which all members work for the survival of the colony.
8. Bees play an important role in food production because they many crops.
9. By reducing the symptoms of arthritis, bee venom shows that it has value
10. Most people cannot African “killer” honeybees from other kinds of honeybees.
11. Some bees live together in colonies, while others are .
12. Ironically, bee venom can help people who are to bee stings and therefore have severe reactions to bee venom.
13. A worker bee’s life span is six weeks
14. A bee uses its long tongue to suck out of a flower.
15. Worker bees nectar in their honey sacs and pollen in their pollen baskets.
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Definition Matching:
Bees
INSTRUCTIONS:
For each vocabulary word in the left column, locate its definition in the right column.
Type the number of the correct definition in the blank before the word.
roughly
1. a male bee whose only function is to mate with the queen bee
deposit
2. one of the parts of a mixture or combination
pollinate
3. a group of animals of the same species living together
solitary
4. the wormlike form of an insect that appears in the stage between egg and pupa
complex
5. to come out; to come into view
ingrediant
6. something that relieves or cures a disease or condition
allergic
7. made up of many parts
nectar
8. to carry pollen from one flower to another, thus joining male and female cells to produce seeds
therapeutic
9. having to do with treating or curing diseases or conditions
colony
10. to see the difference; to tell apart
drone
11. living alone
larva
12. having an unusual physical reaction to a particular substance such as pollen or nuts
distinguish
13. about; by a close estimate
emerge
14. a sweet liquid in many flowers that bees make into honey
remedy
15. to place; to leave
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Crossword:
Bees
Words
COLONY
REMEDY
LARVA
COMPLEX
POLLINATE
DISTINGUISH
SOLITARY
THERAPEUTIC
ALLERGIC
INGREDIENT
ROUGHLY
EMERGE
DRONE
DEPOSIT
NECTAR
6
1
10
4
12
5
15
3
2
14
13
11
8
7
9
Across
2. having to do with treating or curing diseases or conditions
5. having an unusual physical reaction to a particular substance such as pollen or nuts
7. to place; to leave
9. about; by a close estimate
10. a group of animals of the same species living together
11. to come out; to come into view
Down
1. to see the difference; to tell apart
3. one of the parts of a mixture or combination
4. to carry pollen from one flower to another, thus joining male and female cells to produce seeds
6. living alone
8. made up of many parts
12. a sweet liquid in many flowers that bees make into honey
13. something that relieves or cures a disease or condition
14. a male bee whose only function is to mate with the queen bee
15. the wormlike form of an insect that appears in the stage between egg and pupa
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More bees, please! Kids who want to get the story on these buzzing busybodies will delight in this issue, which starts off with a diagram of the bee’s life cycle and a peek into their incredible eyes – make that 14,000 eyes, in fact!
Truly a wonder of the insect realm, bees, for kids, are examined in easy-to-understand detail – from proboscis to pollen sac. They won’t believe how industrious these critters are; most have to visit 60,000-90,000 flowers just to produce a thimbleful of honey! Other fantastic facts like these will keep kids mesmerized; an up-close look at how hives are structured, and how bees thrive in a nearly-medieval social system, will surely be compelling too.
Ever wonder what bees eat? You’ll be surprised to discover that they live not only on nectar, but also bee milk, pollen, and even “beebread.” Also featured: a section on keeping bees, for kids interested in where honey comes from, which examines the various ways that humans have “domesticated” this insect – the only insect we have done this to, in fact – for our own use. Following this is a section on the ostensible super potency of royal jelly and pollen as health supplements, and a look at how beeswax turns up in everything from candles to lipstick.
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A Bee Up Close
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Bees Around the World
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Bees and Pollination
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Inside a Beehive
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How Is Honey Made?
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Beekeeping
Throughout history, beekeeping has developed and thrived.
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People, Bees, and Honey Through Time
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Vocabulary Activities for Bees
