World Bee Day

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How many words can you think of that are connected with bees?

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Do you know these words?

• pollen – a usually yellow powder you find on flowers

• to pollinate – to take pollen from one flower to another flower,

so that the new flower makes a fruit

• a pollinator – something like an insect that

carries pollen from one flower to another
flower

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Watch the video.

Circle the correct
answers.

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Watch the video.

Write your ideas.

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What can you see on the logo for World Bee Day?

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Why do you think this person …

• used this slogan?

• put the name and date of the day?

• chose a picture of a bee?

• used yellow and black?

• chose a hexagon shape?

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Design a new logo for World Bee Day!
Think about the:

• slogan

• name and date of the day

• pictures

• colours

• shapes.

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Show your logo to your classmates.
Tell them about it!

➢ We used this slogan because _______.

➢ We chose this picture because _______.

➢ We used these colours because _______.

➢ We chose this shape because _______.

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