Jennifer Szymanski - National Geographic Readers: Buzz, Bee!
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Children are naturally curious about the world around them, and curiosity
is a powerful motivation for readingand for success in school. Studies
show that by understanding relationships among words, children quickly
acquire new and interesting vocabulary. And the more they are able to
talk about the world around them, the more they want to learn!
As you read with your child, be sure to point out the vocabulary tree.
Discuss the categories of words and how they relate to one another.
Then, explore the text together. Encourage your child to point out each
of the vocabulary words as they appear in the text. Youll be surprised
how fast your early reader identifies content-rich vocabulary.
To sustain childrens excitement about reading, we have created a special
program called NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC KIDS SUPER READERS. As kids
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Sincerely,
Susan B. Neuman
Professor of Language and Literacy
New York University
Vocabulary Tree
ANIMALS
HONEYBEES
WHAT THEY NEED
TO LIVE
nectar
pollen
hive
honey
WHAT THEY DO
buzz
fly
eat
drink
dance
Buzz, bee!
A bee flies in the air.
It looks for a flower.
Theres a sweet treat in flowers.
Its called nectar.
The bee drinks.
The bee eats.
It eats pollen.
Bees carry
pollen in a basket
on their legs.
It gets pollen to take home.
A bees home is called a hive.
Many bees live in the hive.
Bees put pollen in the hive.
Once nectar
becomes honey,
bees put it in a
honeycomb.
They make honey
from nectar, too.
Now theres food in the hive.
Other bees can eat the
pollen and honey.
In the hive, a bee dances.
The dance tells other bees
where to find nectar.
The bee moves
from side to side.
This is called a
waggle dance.
The bees fly out of the hive.
They look for the nectar.
They use the dance to find
the right flower!
Buzz, bee!
NECTAR AND POLLEN:
What are they like?
Nectar drips.
Its sweet.
Pollen is made up
of tiny balls.
Its like powder.
YOUR TURN!
Think of a spot in the room. Do a
waggle dance to tell your friend
how to get there! Then switch roles.
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