Once you find the information parts of this site, its a good site for basic info about honey bees, the history of honey, bee anatomy etc.

Any thing PBS puts on their website is excellent. Anatomy of a hive, descriptions of the kinds of bees in a hive, pics, sound, and movies. Excellent.

Over 30 trivia questions about bees.

General info from the United States Department of Agriculture about honey. Vocabulary is advanced for primary grades.

A great amount of info and pictures of beekeeping, equipment, and books.

Great reasorce of pictures that can be downloaded and added to the class book.

Students will use letters and phonetically spelled words to write a sentence about a honey bee fact they learned from Dr. Universe. The teacher or a buddy will then edit the sentence for the student. Learning expectation - use elements of the writing process as appropriate

Student can use this web site to label the parts of a honeybee on a page that has been furnished by the teacher. Learning expectation - demonstrates knowledge of concepts of print, including print directionality.

Go to this site and view the pictures of the bees.

Primary site of honey bee information, good example of a graphic organizer or web that can be duplicated using kidspiration.

Honey bee information

Another direct link to the PBS site about bees, here you have a multi media experience entering a honey bee hive.