In this hands on, multi sensory class, students explore the incredible world of bees through smell, sound, movement, and taste. From learning how bees help plants make seeds to discovering how bees detect dangerous smells, students investigate real world science concepts through creative experiments and interactive challenges. Learners use Cheetos to model how bees move pollen from plant to plant, sample different types of honey to explore variation and taste and make beeswax candles without melting wax. This engaging experience blends biology, chemistry, physics, and engineering while encouraging curiosity, problem solving, and teamwork.

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Get ready to bee amazed while you explore bees through art, nature, and discovery! These tiny, fuzzy flyers may be small, but they help make our world bloom, and this class is packed with BEEutiful fun. Students will buzz through hands?on activities as they create honeycomb inspired art, invent their own bee buddies to learn about life cycles and hive jobs, and craft colorful plants that keep pollinators happy and humming. All the projects come together in one big, collaborative masterpiece showing how bees and plants work best when they stick together. We'll wrap things up by making edible honey slime guaranteed to leave students smiling, laughing, and buzzing with pride!

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Saturday, June 13, 2026, Kreher Agriculture Center Room K1122