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Primary 1/2 learn all about bees pollination

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15th Jun 2017

Firstly, the bee is attracted to a flower that is bright and smells beautiful.
Firstly, the bee is attracted to a flower that is bright and smells beautiful.
 
Firstly, the bee is attracted to a flower that is bright and smells beautiful.
Firstly, the bee is attracted to a flower that is bright and smells beautiful.
 
Inside the flower we can find a yellow powder called pollen!
Inside the flower we can find a yellow powder called pollen!
 
Inside the flower we can find a yellow powder called pollen!
Inside the flower we can find a yellow powder called pollen!
 
Inside the flower we can find a yellow powder called pollen!
Inside the flower we can find a yellow powder called pollen!
 
Our little bee fingers were covered in pollen once we touched the flower.
Our little bee fingers were covered in pollen once we touched the flower.
 
Our little bee fingers were covered in pollen once we touched the flower
Our little bee fingers were covered in pollen once we touched the flower
 
The little bees then flew over and landed on to their friend's flower.
The little bees then flew over and landed on to their friend's flower.
 
 
The pollen from the bee rubbed off on to the other flower. This is what happens when bees carry pollen from one flower to another.
The pollen from the bee rubbed off on to the other flower. This is what happens when bees carry pollen from one flower to another.
 
 
 
 
 

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