Hey everyone,
I created an educational game designed to teach kids about bees. It’s really made to empower adults so that they can teach kids about bees in a fun way. I use it to enhance my school presentations, but I also have had tons of fun playing it with my nieces and nephews. You can read more below or by going to my website.
Introducing the Story of Bees!
"Enter the fascinating world of honey bees with this imaginative and educational game! Children will delight as they become part of a swarm in search of a new nesting site. Each child assumes the role of a worker bee with special job assignments to help their colony grow. As they act out their jobs, a compelling tale unfolds: The Story of Bees! Children will buzz, run, sing and dance their way through colony life all while learning real, factual information about bees. They will face threats, make sacrifices and overcome it together, illustrating the benefits of teamwork. The Story of Bees! is flexible and can be played in a variety of settings with mixed ages and with a large range of group sizes.
Hilary first created this game to enhance her children’s bee presentation for schools. Over the years she has played it in classrooms, with homeschool groups, girl scouts and with her nieces and nephews! She designed and self published this hard copy version so that others may use it as a teaching tool. The Story of Bees! will help children understand the importance of bees, teamwork, leadership and conservation! "
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Hillary, looks like a cute n informative learning Bee Game. Thankz for sharing … Looks like we’ve missed the Pre-Sales date looking at your info… I was thinking it might be useful even in my Adult Vietnamese ESL class … What do you think ?
Ta ta,
Gerald
That’s an interesting idea. Honestly, I have never played with adults before so I am not sure how that would go. It is kind of a silly imaginative physical game. There isn’t as much talking. It is more action based.
Hi Hilery,
Not sure it would work either. I always say, nothing ventured … Nothing gained. We’ve had many things flap we thot were great n then some crazy little idea, game or process works n fits like a charm !
Let me think more about it … Get back to you. Still looks like a cool idea n game for the younger set/kids ! We’ve even thought our Vietnamese student (adults 40 thru 85 yrs) nursery songs n rhythms !
Have a great week ahead.
Gerald
That sounds like a really fun idea! Educational games like the new kid’s bee game can be an awesome way to help children learn while keeping them engaged. These games often turn learning into an adventure, which makes it much more enjoyable for kids. Plus, kids are more likely to remember things when they’re having fun while learning.
For example, if the game teaches about bees, it could include fun facts, puzzles, or mini-games that explain how bees help the environment or how they make honey. This way, kids aren’t just learning facts; they’re interacting with them in a meaningful way. It’s all about making the information stick, which is what makes educational games so powerful.
This is very similar to what apps like Duolingo do. Duolingo uses gamification to make language learning fun by turning it into a game where you can earn points, level up, and even compete with friends. Learning a new language becomes less about memorizing and more about engaging with the content in a fun way. Some people even turn to a duolingo mod ipa to unlock extra features or premium content, which can make the app even more enjoyable and personalized for their learning journey.
The best part about these educational games is that they can be played again and again, allowing children to revisit and reinforce what they’ve learned. Plus, with the colorful graphics and rewards, kids stay motivated and excited to keep playing and learning.
Games like these are an excellent way to combine playtime with valuable learning opportunities. What’s your favorite part about educational games for kids?
That sounds like a really fun idea! Educational games like the new kid’s bee game can be an awesome way to help children learn while keeping them engaged. These games often turn learning into an adventure, which makes it much more enjoyable for kids. Plus, kids are more likely to remember things when they’re having fun while learning.
For example, if the game teaches about bees, it could include fun facts, puzzles, or mini-games that explain how bees help the environment or how they make honey. This way, kids aren’t just learning facts; they’re interacting with them in a meaningful way. It’s all about making the information stick, which is what makes educational games so powerful.
This is very similar to what apps like Duolingo do. Duolingo uses gamification to make language learning fun by turning it into a game where you can earn points, level up, and even compete with friends. Learning a new language becomes less about memorizing and more about engaging with the content in a fun way. Some people even turn to a duolingo mod ipa to unlock extra features or premium content, which can make the app even more enjoyable and personalized for their learning journey.
The best part about these educational games is that they can be played again and again, allowing children to revisit and reinforce what they’ve learned. Plus, with the colorful graphics and rewards, kids stay motivated and excited to keep playing and learning.
Games like these are an excellent way to combine playtime with valuable learning opportunities. What’s your favorite part about educational games for kids?
