
Where does honey come from?
How does the bee make honey? Understand the following terms: super, extractor, nectar, and pollen.
What is the role of the beekeeper?
Make two crafts from the following list:
Beehive
Honeycomb
Bee
Flower
Your choice
Taste three flavors (types) of honey. Discover which you like best. Why?
Memorize two of the following Bible verses:
Exodus 3:8
Psalm 19:9-10
Psalm 34:8
Proverbs 24:13
Proverbs 25:16, 27
Matthew 3:4
Your choice
Teaching notes from the official document, numbered to match the requirements above.
Explain where nectar is located in flowers.
Explain the honey making process. The bees put the flower nectar in a sack in their throat. The bee transfers the nectar to a hive cell and fans the honey with its wings to remove moisture, which makes the honey thicker.
The beekeeper tends to the bees. The keeper removes the honey-filled frames from the super and then whirls them in an extractor to get the honey out. The honey is then strained and bottled or canned to be sold. Have someone come wearing a bee suit to explain this process, if possible.
Craft should be fun and educational.
Check your local area market. Additional enrichment ideas (not required)
Have a beekeeper give the presentation.
Go visit a place that has an indoor viewable hive with protective plastic sides.
Visit a bee store and discover the products available. The storekeeper may have free honey samples.
honey.com
enchantedlearning.com/crafts/honey
orientaltrading.com (bee crafts)
dltk-kids.com
Requirements are published by AdventSource for the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. Advent Clubs reproduces them here for club leaders and links the original document above.
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