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Kobe's Wednesday

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Kobe made a honeycomb cell, crayon, and watercolour honeycomb painting and a toilet roll honey bee. He followed this up by watching an education clip learning about how bees make honey and listened to the classical The March of The Bumblebee.

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  1. Nicole Harris1 September 2021 at 19:26

    What a great day of bee work Kobe! Bees are so important to us so it is great to learn more about them. Your craft work looks wonderful!

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  2. Mrs Park2 September 2021 at 07:43

    Kobe, I really like the idea of using a toilet roll for making honeycomb cells. It sounds you did great learning about honey bees. Do you know what the bee's stinger made of so it can push through the skin is?

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  3. Chrissie TAIT2 September 2021 at 08:10

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  4. Chrissie TAIT2 September 2021 at 08:21

    Mrs Park the bee's stinger is made of 2 barb's. Thank you for your comment's


    From Kobe.T

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  5. Samantha Corry2 September 2021 at 09:21

    Hey Kobe, I have been seeing your daly activities on your mums facebook page, looks like you are learning lots and having lots of fun in your house. Awesome work!

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  6. Brenda2 September 2021 at 09:37

    Hi Kobe, I love the bee activities you did at home. Making the honey comb looks like it would have been fun and very educational. Well done!
    From Mrs Abernethy

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