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Hornet Scramble

The bees work together to overcome disruption in Honeywood caused by a nest of nasty noisy neighbours! Teamwork at its very best.  
The Honeywood hive is rudely disturbed when a nest of bullying, noisy Hornets moves nearby and starts stealing their honey. The bees have to work together to find a solution to the problem and they work as a team to overcome the problem when it becomes noisier and noisier! Bertie finds himself injured as a result of rescuing Beebee from the nasty Hornets, so his fellow bee’s make best use of their own resources to help him feel better and fix his broken wing. The bees manage several difficult situations in this story but they eventually bring the community of bees safely home together.
Activities

An activity to develop and demonstrate entrepreneurial skills - putting into practice the learning from The Bumbles of Honeywood storybooks or supplementary teaching materials.

Lesson Plans

A detailed plan to support teachers in delivering a lesson dedicated to the development of an entrepreneurial mindset. Highlighting areas of learning and key skills explored, this lesson guide will identify appropriate resources required for activities and also differentiation options for varied abilities.

Presentations

A PowerPoint Presentation to support the understanding of various themes explored in The Bumbles of Honeywood storybooks and reinforce the skills required to develop an entrepreneurial mindset.

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‘I am brave’ Poem template
Use the letters in the word brave to inspire the children to write their own acrostic poem.
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Ages 5 & 6
‘I have courage’ Poem template
Use the letters in the word courage to inspire the children to write their own acrostic poem.
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Ages 5 & 6
Bee fact file
Encourage the children to learn about bees. Use their digital skills to conduct some online research about honeybees, what they do and fill in the fact file with their findings.
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Ages 5 & 6
Bee fact file (HA)
Use the template to fill in the Honeybee fact file. Research different topics for each of the boxes.
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Ages 5 & 6
Bee fact file (LA)
Use the template to fill in the Honeybee fact file. Encourage the children to add the facts they learn into the honeycombs surrounding the bee. They can draw a picture rather than write if they wish.
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Ages 5 & 6
Being brave
Use the template to encourage the children to think about a time they were brave, how it made them feel, and draw a picture of them being brave.
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Ages 5 & 6
Berties bravery
Introduce the children to the words 'brave' and 'courageous'. Use the activities to encourage the children to be brave and confident. Encourage them to create poems and reflect on the times they have been brave and courageous.
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Ages 5 & 6
Courage presentation
Use the presentation to learn about what it means to be brave and courageous. Think back at how Bertie felt in the book, what was his biggest fear? And how did he overcome it? Use the answers to these questions to encourage the children to think about what they are scared of and how they can be brave and overcome these fears.
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Ages 5 & 6

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