This lesson plan allows students to read about bee bodies, draw, label, and describe bee body parts.
Lesson plan from OER Commons via Sweet Virginia Foundation
https://www.oercommons.org/courseware/lesson/75846/overview

5th grade students work together in teams to create an ecosystem to support Pacific Northwest pollinators.

When you spin it around, this toy sounds like a swarm of buzzing bees.

This is a Pre-K to K lesson about bees and how they help our food grow by pollinating plants. The lesson includes Keynote slides identifying bees from other insects, repetition of the word pollination, a video of the author with backyard bees, and a worksheet assessment.Students will learn how to spot a bee vs other flying insects, what pollination means, what a beehive looks like, and will see bees pollinating flowers and carrying pollen to their hive.

In this instructional video, the Hogle Zoo explains how to use the lesson plan "Pollination Station."

The goal of this activity is to give students a better understanding of the act of pollination and what pollination produces. It will also provide them with a sense of the adaptations that animals and plants have to help with the pollination process.

Buzz on over to the nature center to learn all about UtahÕs bees. Over 900 species of bee call Utah home. Find out what makes bees so special and why we need them buzzing around.