Friday, July 9, 2010

Welcome to Room 25s new blog!

In term 2 we have been learning about bees. We visited The Honey Centre in Warkworth to learn more about bees, watch bees in action, and make candles out of beeswax. We have written to bees thanking them for the honey they give us and we have written facts about bees.

We were learning about the similarities between bees and humans. There are lots of things we both do such as gather food(from different places of course), have different jobs to do (at home and at school) to keep things running well, and we eat and sleep. BUT... we get to play, bees don't. They are hard at work everyday!

We have explored what will happen in the hive if a bee does not do their job! It could be a major problem and one that would affect us and everyone on the planet so we are keen to help bees keep doing their job.

Below are photos from our trip to the Honey Centre for you to enjoy!

5 comments:

Sandra said...

Hi Room 25.
I like your new blog - it's really bright and cheerful. :)
I'm looking forward to seeing all the wonderful work you will be doing in term 3. We are going to be visiting the Auckland Zoo to see the animals in their enclosures - we are going to try designing and making our own later in the term. We'll put some of them on our blog for you to see.
I have a bee joke for you: What's a bee's favourite type of lolly?
Bumble gum. :)
Have fun on your new blog! From Mrs Weston and Room SIXcessful. xx
(We're Room 6 now Mrs McPhail! We've been re-numbered.)

Anonymous said...

Well done Room 25. I love your new blog and look forward to seeing all your wonderful learning. You have some pretty cool photos. Keep up the great work Mrs McP. From Mrs Hartley

Room 21 said...

Thank you Mrs Hartley - we look forward to blogging with all our buddies in Room 24 - Mrs McPhail needs to put her laptop to bed because it is late and she is having too much fun playing with her blog!

Anonymous said...

Mrs McPhail you have done a super job!
We love looking at the Bee Trip photos.
From The McGoverns :)

Anonymous said...

What a great idea! Well done Mrs McPhail. Its fantastic that anyone around the world can see this. From the Mansons oxox