Anatomy of a Worker Bee

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Anatomy of a Worker Bee

Honey bees are extremely important to humans. Bees pollinate 95 different crops, helping to create nearly one-third of the world’s food supply. Use this 38" x 25" laminated poster to identify each bee body part. Available for purchase from Utah Agriculture in the Classroom. Order this poster online from agclassroomstore.com.

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Lessons Associated with this Resource

Fermentation of Honey
Flower Power (Grades 6-8)
The Amazing Honey Bee
Honey Bees: A Pollination Simulation
Mind Your Own Beeswax

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