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Bees in the Curriculum

Everybody seems to care about bees these days but how much do we really know and understand?

Written for Key Stages 1 and 2, this teachers pack is a neat introduction to Bees and Minibeasts, Bee Products, The Beekeeper and Pollination.

The online pdf resources pack has three sections containing many usable worksheets. The headings are;

  • Understanding the world,
  • Science,
  • Science and the environment. 

We have used scientific section headings for usability. This doesn’t mean a waggle dance could not be a PE lesson, or label design couldn’t become an art class!

Do remember you have to be a BBKA member -  this is open to all schools members and all full members of the BBKA.

If you haven’t already, please get in touch with your local branch/ association to become a schools member

Once registered on the Bees in the Curriculum website then your membership can be validated and then you can log in to Bees in the Curriculum

BBKA Members - sign up here today!

Published: 16th August, 2017

Updated: 20th October, 2020

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