Year 1 Reading: The Busy Honeybee Exercise

Year 1 Reading: The Busy Honeybee

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Year 1 Reading: The Busy Honeybee

In this engaging Year 1 reading exercise, students will explore the enchanting world of honeybees through a captivating story that highlights their busy lives, teamwork, and importance in nature, while developing essential reading skills and vocabulary. Join the honeybee on its adventures and discover the wonders of pollination and the sweet rewards of hard work!

Questions

  1. MultiChoice

    Honeybees live together in a hive. Where do honeybees live?

  2. MultiChoice

    The queen bee lays all the eggs in the hive. Who lays the eggs?

  3. MultiChoice

    Bees collect sweet nectar from flowers to make honey. What do bees make honey from?

  4. MultiChoice

    Honeybees have six legs and two pairs of wings. How many legs does a bee have?

  5. MultiChoice

    Worker bees are all female bees. What gender are worker bees?

  6. MultiChoice

    Bees do a special waggle dance to show where food is. How do bees share food location?

  7. MultiChoice

    Bees carry pollen on their back legs. Where do bees carry pollen?

  8. MultiChoice

    Honeybees store honey in wax cells called honeycomb. What is honeycomb made of?

  9. MultiChoice

    Bees help flowers make seeds by pollinating them. How do bees help flowers?

  10. MultiChoice

    Male bees in the hive are called drones. What are male bees called?

  11. MultiChoice

    A bee's sting has a barb that stays in skin. What shape is a bee's sting?

  12. MultiChoice

    Bees drink nectar to get energy. Why do bees drink nectar?

  13. MultiChoice

    Bees use their antennae to smell and feel. What do bees use antennae for?

  14. MultiChoice

    A new colony is formed when bees swarm. What is it called when bees fly together?

  15. MultiChoice

    Honeybees are important for growing fruit and vegetables. Why are bees important?