bees

Describes the behaviors, habitat, and physical characteristics of the honeybee.

Twelve-year-old Meg is anxious about growing apart from her best friend Beatrix, but she is also interested in learning about the quirky new student Hazel and her backyard beehive.

"Whether it is best friends picture day or the waggle dance, Bumble and Bee buzz around the pond, trying to engage Froggy in their playful activities--even coming up with a terrifying way to cure Froggy's hiccups"--Provided by publisher.

Simple text and illustrations introduce young readers to what bees do during the summer season.

Zippy, a migrating butterfly, has lots of interesting stories to tell the residents of Butterfly Meadow, but when Dazzle follows him to the mountains, she wonders if his tall tales will end up getting them into trouble.

A rainbow leads Dazzle and her friends to Bluebell Wood where they meet a feisty butterfly named Joy; but when they accidentally disturb a nest of bees, Joy must come to the rescue.

Examines stages in the life cycle of the honeybee, from larvae to fully grown, and includes information about honeybee anatomy, mating, bee keepers, and dangers to honeybees.

"Get to know [bees] from up close, and explore their fascinatingly complex society, showing how everything is perfectly organized, from the cleanliness of the hive to its defense, from gathering nectar to caring for the larvae . . . pays special attention to the dangers these hard-working insects currently face due to pollution and harmful human behavior"--Publisher.

"With the help of Connor and Deon, Kym and Lizzie set out to show their school the beauty of bees, and use their powers of persuasion to make a difference in the world"--Provided by publisher. Includes facts about bees.

Using a balloon to float in the air, Winnie-the-Pooh pretends he is a cloud so that he can reach the bees' honey.