Extra activity

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 In this EXTRA activity, before wathing the video, we're going to brainstorm. We're going to ask questions like:


-What do bears like to eat?
-How do bears get honey?
-Where is honey obtained?
-Have you ever been stung by a bee?
-What should we do if a bee stings us?

Afterwards, the students will watch the video. 


To work this video, we're going to do a small research project in groups of four students. 

There will be five groups in total, since the third-grade class has a total of twenty students.

In this research project, the students will use the Internet to search for information about bees, specifically the honey-making process. 

Once the information is collected, the students will use Canva to create their presentation and show it to their classmates.






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