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The Busy Bee

Bees are small insects that work very hard. They live in hives and have an
important job in nature.
Bees fly from flower to flower collecting nectar. They use their long
tongue to drink the nectar and store it in their special stomach. This nectar helps
them make honey.
Honey is their food. Bees make honeycomb in their hive to store honey.
They work together to build the honeycomb and fill it with honey.
Bees are very important for plants. When they collect nectar, they also
collect pollen on their bodies. Pollen helps flowers make seeds. This is how new
plants grow.
Without bees, many plants would not be able to make seeds. That's why
bees are called pollinators. They help plants grow and make sure there are
enough flowers and fruits for animals and people to eat.

Exercise:
What are bees and where do they live?
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What do bees collect from flowers, and what do they do with it?
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What is honey, and how do bees make it?
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Why is honey important to bees?
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How do bees help plants?
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What would happen if there were no bees?
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What is the job of bees called?
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The Four Seasons
There are four seasons in a year: spring, summer, autumn (fall), and
winter. Each season has its own unique characteristics and changes in weather.
Spring comes after winter. During spring, the weather becomes warmer,
and plants start to bloom. Flowers grow, and trees regain their leaves. It's a time
of new beginnings.
Summer is the hottest season. The days are longer, and the sun shines
brighter. People wear lighter clothes to stay cool. Many enjoy going to the beach
or having picnics in the park during this season.
Autumn arrives after summer. It's a time when leaves on the trees change
color and fall to the ground. The weather becomes cooler, and people often rake
the fallen leaves into piles.
Winter is the coldest season. It snows in some places, and temperatures
drop. People wear warm coats and scarves to stay cozy. Winter is a time for
holidays like Christmas and New Year's Eve.
Each season brings its own beauty and activities, making the year diverse
and enjoyable.

Exercise:
How many seasons are there in a year?
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What happens during spring?
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Describe the weather in summer and some activities people do during this
season.
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What characterizes autumn and what happens to the leaves during this season?
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How is winter described in terms of weather and what holidays are mentioned?
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The Helpful Ants
Ants are tiny insects that live in colonies. They are known for their hard
work and cooperation.
Ants work together to build their homes called anthills. These homes have
many rooms and tunnels where ants live and store food.
One of the remarkable things about ants is their teamwork. They
communicate with each other by using pheromones, which are chemicals they
release. This helps them work as a team, find food, and protect their colony.
Ants are diligent workers. They gather food like leaves, seeds, and other
insects to bring back to their anthills. They carry objects much heavier than
themselves by working together.
Ants are beneficial for the environment. They help in seed dispersal and
soil aeration. Some ants even prey on pests, keeping their populations in check.
Their hard work and cooperation make ants an essential part of the
ecosystem.

Exercise:
Where do ants live, and what are their homes called?
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How do ants communicate with each other?
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What helps ants work together as a team?
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What kind of food do ants gather, and how do they carry heavy objects?
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Name two ways ants are beneficial for the environment.
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Why are ants considered an essential part of the ecosystem?
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