The document describes the anatomy and life cycle of honeybees and the honey production process. It outlines the parts of the beehive and hive, shows bees in different stages and roles including worker bees, guard bees, drones, and the queen bee. It also depicts the production of honey including nectar collection, pollen collection, honeycomb construction, honey storage, honey extraction through uncapping and centrifuging, and the collection of other hive products like royal jelly and propolis.
The document describes the anatomy and life cycle of honeybees and the honey production process. It outlines the parts of the beehive and hive, shows bees in different stages and roles including worker bees, guard bees, drones, and the queen bee. It also depicts the production of honey including nectar collection, pollen collection, honeycomb construction, honey storage, honey extraction through uncapping and centrifuging, and the collection of other hive products like royal jelly and propolis.
The document describes a science lab activity for kindergarteners called "Mister Water" where students will explore the properties of water by observing rain in a glass and discovering how water can change colors with the addition of tempera paint or paper. Students will also explore flavors by mixing and tasting water with items like lemon, grapefruit, syrups and cocoa to discover how flavors can be changed.
The document describes several science experiments involving water, including observing holes in water surfaces, rainbows in saucers, how soap breaks surface tension of water and milk, how rafts move due to surface tension push, how pressing a "little Descartes' devil" causes it to sink, and how blowing air into a straw reveals a submerged "air submarine".
1. The document describes several experiments involving light and color, including using a spinning color wheel or prism to demonstrate that white light is composed of the visible color spectrum.
2. One experiment uses colored paper to show that black absorbs the most heat from a light source, while white reflects the most heat.
3. Another experiment uses a prism or water glass to separate white light into a rainbow spectrum, and then uses a magnifying glass to recombine the colors into white light.
Le insegnanti Brozzi Donatella , Lavaggi Francesca e Ratti Rosa Maria della scuola dell'infanzia di Paradiso hanno attuato, con i loro alunni ,un percorso scientifico sulla semina del grano .
The document describes a science lab activity for kindergarteners called "Mister Water" where students will explore the properties of water by observing rain in a glass and discovering how water can change colors with the addition of tempera paint or paper. Students will also explore flavors by mixing and tasting water with items like lemon, grapefruit, syrups and cocoa to discover how flavors can be changed.
The document describes several science experiments involving water, including observing holes in water surfaces, rainbows in saucers, how soap breaks surface tension of water and milk, how rafts move due to surface tension push, how pressing a "little Descartes' devil" causes it to sink, and how blowing air into a straw reveals a submerged "air submarine".
1. The document describes several experiments involving light and color, including using a spinning color wheel or prism to demonstrate that white light is composed of the visible color spectrum.
2. One experiment uses colored paper to show that black absorbs the most heat from a light source, while white reflects the most heat.
3. Another experiment uses a prism or water glass to separate white light into a rainbow spectrum, and then uses a magnifying glass to recombine the colors into white light.
Le insegnanti Brozzi Donatella , Lavaggi Francesca e Ratti Rosa Maria della scuola dell'infanzia di Paradiso hanno attuato, con i loro alunni ,un percorso scientifico sulla semina del grano .
11. Ognuno di noi, poi, ha detto qual era il suo miele preferito e, insieme, abbiamo deciso di usare l'istogramma per rendere ben visibili le nostre scelte .