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Beginning Life Science: The Life of a Bee

Join me to learn all about the life cycle of a bee! We will also explore lots of fun facts about all types of bees. #academic
Mrs. Thorn, BA-Elem. Ed
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What's included

1 live meeting
45 mins in-class hours
Homework
1 hour per week. Students may draw the life cycle of a bee and label it. Student may draw a bee and label it.
Assessment
Assessment will be based on observation during discussion time.

Class Experience

US Grade Pre-Kindergarten - 2
5 minutes-  This will be spent building background knowledge and discussing what learners already know about all types of bees. 

20-25 minutes- I will read the story "From Egg to Bee".  I will stop frequently to discuss what we've read, point out details from pictures, explain why and how pictures are labeled certain ways, discuss key vocabulary and allow time for learners to share their own thoughts about what we've read.  Several bee pictures will be shared throughout the lesson as well.  I will also interject my own knowledge about bees (my husband and I have a few bee hives of our own on our little farm :)).

- Throughout the lesson, students will have the opportunity to draw and/or write what they are learning about.

5 minutes- I will wrap up the lesson by asking and answering questions about was learned about all types of bees.  Learners will also have to opportunity to share their drawings/writing. 

* Follow up activities will be shared with all learners at the end of the class to help enhance their learning and understanding of bees.

*This class will be taught regardless of the number of learners that have signed up.  Time may be adjusted for classes with a smaller number of students.
Learning Goals
Students will learn about the life cycle of a bee and many facts about all different types of bees.  They will also learn key vocabulary relating to bees (insect, hive, pollen, nectar, larva, life cycle, pupa, drone, and worker bees)
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Parental Guidance
The key vocabulary that we will be discussing during the class are the words: insect, hive, pollen, nectar, larva, life cycle, pupa, drone, and worker bees. You are welcome to discuss these words with your child before the class but it is not necessary.
Supply List
Attached handout (or a plain piece of paper), markers, crayons and/or pencils.

In addition- The book I will be reading is called "From Egg to Bee" by: Camilla de la Bedoyere.  It is not necessary for you to purchase this book for the class.  You are welcome to purchase it or view it before the class if you wish.  It is currently available on Amazon for $18.99.
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
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Nevada Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
I was a 1st grade teacher for many years.  One of the main science topics I teach every year is all about insects.  I am passionate about insects, animals and nature.  My husband and I have a few bee hives of our own on our little farm.  I have learned so much about bees over the years.  I am excited to share that knowledge with young learners!

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45 min

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1-6 learners per class

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