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Adding sticks and stones to a backyard birdbath can make it easier for honeybees to access and drink water. This video from Beekalmer shares a few moments in slow motion. Watch it full screen to see how they drink.

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Honey Bees Drinking Water in Slow Motion | The Kid Should See This

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Adding sticks and stones to a backyard birdbath can make it easier for honeybees to access and drink water. This video from Beekalmer shares a few moments in slow motion. Watch it full screen to see how they drink. Watch related videos with more honey and more bees.

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Storyline Online is a wonderful series featuring books being read by actors working with the SAG-AFTRA Foundation. In this video, Rashida Jones reads Please Please the Bees, written and illustrated by Gerald Kelley.

Life is sweet for Benedict. Every morning he wakes up to find jars of fresh honey on his back porch. He makes honey toast for breakfast, bakes honey cake in the afternoon, and drinks honey tea before bed. But one day, the jars on Benedict's porch are empty. The bees in his backyard have gone on strike! They are tired of doing all the work around the hive. What can Benedict do to make the bees happy and bring sweetness back to his days?

There's a Teacher Guide pdf and a Parent Guide pdf available, too.

Next, listen toAda Twist Scientist read by Astronaut Serena Auñón-Chancellor on ISS.

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Please Please the Bees read by Rashida Jones | The Kid Should See This

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Storyline Online is a wonderful series featuring books being read by actors working with the SAG-AFTRA Foundation. In this video, Rashida Jones reads Please Please the Bees , written and illustrated by Gerald Kelley. Life is sweet for Benedict. Every morning he wakes up to find jars of fresh honey on his back porch.

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In late June and early July, The Wildwood Trust in Kent can have around one million honeybees buzzing around their 28 hives. One million! During her visit to the woodland park, Maddie Moate asks: "What's the first thing you think about when you see a single bee flying around your garden?" Some might think about honey, pollination, and bee hives but, "for lots of us," she empathizes, "it's 'is it going to sting me?'" And that can feel super scary.

One of the bee questions I get asked most is WHY do bees sting?! Honey bees rarely sting for any reason other than defense and needn't be anything to be scared of. So, I made a video and a DIY honey bee stinger to help me explain how and why they do it!

Follow this video with a look at these helpful diagrams and vocabulary lists on honeybee's anatomy. Plus, more on honey bee biology from Cornell University and The Nature Conservancy.

Moate has an entire educational video series about honeybees, thanks to her and her mother's back yard hive. Of course, not everyone has the opportunity to take care of their own back yard hive, so what can you do if you want to help honeybees?

In the video below, Moate demonstrates how to make a bee cafe, "a one pot stop for our pollinator friends no matter where you live." Add some orange slices on skewers and it may be a good stop for local butterflies, too.

Watch more Maddie Moate videos on this site and on YouTube.

Plus: How Bees See the Invisible and the first 21 days of a bee's life, an incredible time-lapse in 64 seconds.

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"One of the bee questions I get asked most is WHY do bees sting?! Honey bees rarely sting for any reason other than defense and needn't be anything to be scared of. So, I made a video and a DIY honey bee stinger to help me explain how and why they do it!

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We're making a big buzz about bees! Our pollen-collecting friends get so much done, and we're taking a look at how they live. We'll bust some bee myths and meet some honeybees for a look at life inside the hive. Our mystery sound is from a listener (here's a hint: they recorded the sound in Alaska!), and our Moment of Um answers a buzzworthy question: Why do beehives look like hexagons? And! One episode on bees just isn't enough. We'll be back next week with more buzz on pollination. Want to he...more

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From Brains On! Science podcast for kids. We're making a big buzz about bees! Our pollen-collecting friends get so much done, and we're taking a look at how they live. We'll bust some bee myths and meet some honeybees for a look at life inside the hive.

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Why do bees pollinate? How do bees make honey? Why do bees have stingers? Why do bees die when they sting you? What's the difference between a bee and a wasp? Does honey have healing properties? Vermont farmer and beekeeper John Hayden of The Farm Between answers all of your bee questions! And we learn about one curious kid's app, which he hopes will help save pollinators.

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‎But Why: A Podcast for Curious Kids: How Do Bees Make Honey And Why Do They Sting? on Apple Podcasts

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‎Why do bees pollinate? How do bees make honey? Why do bees have stingers? Why do bees die when they sting you? What's the difference between a bee and a wasp? Does honey have healing properties? Vermont farmer and beekeeper John Hayden of The Farm Between answers all of your bee questions!

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Kids Learn Why Bees Are Awesome | National Geographic

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Busy Bees! | Bumblebees and Honeybees | Amazing Animals | SciShow Kids

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10 facts about honey bees! | National Geographic Kids

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Calling all budding - or should we say buzz-ing - young naturalists! Join National Geographic Kids as we get the lowdown on one of our planet's most fascinating insects in our ten facts about h oney bees! 1. Honey bees are super-important pollinators for flowers, fruits and vegetables.