See bees through another bee's eyes
Every week we zoom in, from high in the sky all the way down to your own back yard:
What bees everywhere are doing this season, and one amazing bee fact.
What's blooming near you this week. Can you find this flower?
One activity, three levels: Little (3–5), Middle (6–8) and Big (9–12).
🖍️ Free coloring pages: print one now!
The full children's guide is coming very soon. Until then, here are two pages to print and color.
The Winter Cluster. When it gets cool (about 64°F), honey bees hug together in a ball to stay warm, with the queen safe in the middle. Color her a special color!
A Big Honey Bee. Worker bees carry pollen home in a basket on each back leg, and make wax under their abdomen. Color her stripes!
👨👩👧 For grown-ups
The Bee's-Eye View is free forever, for everyone: no sign-up, no payment. It's made for a parent, grandparent or teacher to do together with children. We never ask children for anything.
Every bee fact comes from university and extension sources. Every activity works with or without a beehive: flowers, a thermometer and a window are plenty.
Keep bees yourself? The Everyday Bee Keeper's Weekly Report is a weekly Guide for your own hives.
🎁 Free forever, for everyone
📘 Our beekeeping course: learn.myforgeguides.com
🐝 The Bee's-Eye View: kids.myforgeguides.com
No sign-up, no payment. Share them with anyone.
