assess
Climate change can’t affect blind bee’s, (because there are none) but it still affects bee’s. It will affect the environment in which they live in, use to build their homes, and feed themselves. It will change the temperatures in which they live, and make it harder for them to heat up their hive during cold weather, and cool it down during the summer. I’d assume bee-keeping helps quite a bit, because those bee’s will have the resources they need with the help of the humans taking care of them. We need to help make climate change a smaller problem, or soon it won’t be just us that it’s harming – it will be the things that help nurture the earth and nature.
critical questions
- can bee’s be blind?
- what are bee’s every day tasks?
- how will climate change, change every day nature and life
- how will change in climate affect bee’s in their every day job?
- what can we do to help?
tools
- Pexels
- Easy Bib
- Gale Engage
citations/sources
Abj. “The Tasks of a Worker Honey Bee.” American Bee Journal, 21 Oct. 2015, https://americanbeejournal.com/the-tasks-of-a-worker-honey-bee/#:~:text=Young%20worker%20bees%20engage%20in%20nest-based%20tasks%20while,cleaning%20and%20food%20handling%2C%20and%20%284%29%20outside%20tasks.
Jan. “Are Bees Blind? Let’s Take a Closer Look.” One Honey Bee, 6 Oct. 2021, https://onehoneybee.com/are-bees-blind-lets-take-a-closer-look/.
Pittman, Teodoro. “Bee Temperature Tolerance (What Temperature Kills Bees?).” Misfit Animals, 6 Dec. 2021, https://misfitanimals.com/bees/bee-temperature-tolerance/#:~:text=Yes%2C%20bees%20die%20when%20it%E2%80%99s%20too%20hot.%20At,honeybee%2C%20can%20withstand%20temperatures%20up%20to%20152.6%C2%B0F%20%2867%C2%B0C%29.
Cook, Kristi. “Honey Bee Starvation: This is what happens when supers are not added when the nectar flow gets going.” Countryside & Small Stock Journal, vol. 106, no. 5, Sept.-Oct. 2022, pp. 28+. Gale In Context: Canada, link.gale.com/apps/doc/A714185239/GPS?u=43riss&sid=bookmark-GPS&xid=8ae4d8f6. Accessed 16 Sept. 2022.
all photos are from sway suggested !
That was interesting that your question started looking at blind bees and then you found that blindness isn’t really an issue with bees. Great information fluency post. I really like how you have found some great sub-questions to lead you to get a well-rounded perspective on your topic. You have shared some digital tools and cited your sources. Your debrief could have been more detailed. You need to consider what you did well and what you could have improved upon. How is writing this post helping you spread awareness?
Good job on the presentation. I really liked the questions you asked, very creative. Also the pictures really fitted i with the questions and the answers. Your wonder question was quite creative also and your information under the sway was very well categorized and easy to follow. Good job.