The Bee People
by Margaret Morley Author
An attractive introduction to the curious structure, habits, and activities of bees, in which readers learn how the bees' wondrous body parts equip them to gather nectar and pollen, construct the hive, and nurture the young, and how the different kinds of bees interact in the life of the hive. Over one hundred pen drawings by the author illustrate the features described in the text. Ages 8-12
Additional Details
- Resource Type
- book
- ISBN
- 1-59915-318-1
- Print Status
- In Print
- Chapters
- 20
- Pages
- 118
- Suggested Grades
- 3rd - 12th
- Publisher
- Yesterdays Classics
- Copyright
- 2009
- Written
- 1914
Chapters
- 1 Apis Mellifica, or the Honey-Bee
- 2 Apis Mellifica and Her Eyes
- 3 Her Tongue
- 4 Her Honey-Sac
- 5 Ambrosia and Nectar
- 6 Miss Apis's Legs
- 7 Her Wings
- 8 How She Hears and Smells
- 9 Her Sting
- 10 Miss Apis and Her Sisters
- 11 The Brothers
- 12 The Queen
- 13 The Work in the Hive - The Manufacture of Wax
- 14 Honey-Comb
- 15 Honey and Honey-Dew
- 16 Cradle Cells
- 17 The Family Exodus
- 18 The New Queen
- 19 Fancies and Facts about Bees
- 20 Bombus, the Bumble-Bee
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