HONEY BEES

BY: STEPHANE-LEIGH CHARLES

THE LIFE CYCLE OF A HONEY BEE

The queen lays each egg in a different cell of the honey

comb.As soon as the egg is laid, the larva is growing inside it.After three days, the egg hatches and a larva crawls

out.As the larva grows it sheds

its skin. It does this five times.Eight days after hatching, the bee larva is fully grown.

The larva cannot feed anymore and it start to

change into a pupa.After nine days the pupa

changes color . It has tunred into an adult.

When it’s about three to four weeks old ‘ the bee will leave

the hive.

WHAT DOES HONEY BEES

EATS Honey bees eat honey a

lot to be alive. They collect sugar to eat. They

eat juicy friuts . Queen bees eats royal jelly .

Royal jelly is a paste made by workers bees . The queen lays eggs which

become cither males, workers , or a new queen, depending on the time of the year and the age of

the hive.

WHAT ARE HONEY BEE

HABITATHoney bees habitat are hive. A lot of people get

honey from the hive.

DOES THE HONEY BEE HAVE WAY

TO PROTECTING

ITSELFWhen the honey bee see some one getting honey out of the hive they sting the people. Honey bees are so dangerous. Ather the honey bee sting you

the honey bee dies.

FACTS ABOUT THE HONEY BEE

Honey bees love honey and fruits .

They have a life cycle. They eat honey and

fruits. They take pollen to

flower to flower so a new flower cloud grow. They live in hive.

They have a way to protecting itself.

RESOURCES TO VISIT

http://www.biokids.umich.edu/critters.com

http://www.learer.org/inorth/search/monarch.html

http://www.greennature.com/article1899.html

http://urbanext.illinois.edu/insects/02.html `

PICTURE OF A HONEY

BEES