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    Honey bees communicate the location of nectar through dance moves, and children are encouraged to mimic this behavior. Children also mimic bees by buzzing and flapping their arms. The document suggests making models of honeycombs to understand their ingenious engineering and how their hexagonal structure is efficient. Children are further encouraged to smell flowers to imagine how honey can take on different flavors based on the nectar source.

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    Honey bees communicate the location of nectar through dance moves, and children are encouraged to mimic this behavior. Children also mimic bees by buzzing and flapping their arms. The document suggests making models of honeycombs to understand their ingenious engineering and how their hexagonal structure is efficient. Children are further encouraged to smell flowers to imagine how honey can take on different flavors based on the nectar source.

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    3625 Why Do Bees Buzz - Part7

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    Honey bees communicate the location of nectar through dance moves, and children are encouraged to mimic this behavior. Children also mimic bees by buzzing and flapping their arms. The document suggests making models of honeycombs to understand their ingenious engineering and how their hexagonal structure is efficient. Children are further encouraged to smell flowers to imagine how honey can take on different flavors based on the nectar source.

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    Be a bee!

    1. A honey bee performs a dance


    that tells the rest of the hive where
    to find nectar. Now try to express
    some information through dance
    moves, and see if your friends are
    able to understand what you are
    communicating!

    2. Try buzzing like a bee... flap your


    arms and see if you can hear a buzz.

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    3. A honeycomb, the house of the
    bees, is known to be a masterpiece
    of engineering. Why do you think?
    Try and draw perfect hexagons as in
    a honeycomb. Or make models
    using ordinary cartons. Maybe you’ll
    guess the answer then!

    4. Try to carefully smell different


    flowers. You could then imagine
    how honey made from the nectar of
    different flowers can also taste
    different.

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