Research Project 1 - Queen Bumblebees
Studyseed CIC • May 5, 2020
Take part in this free research project for KS2 - KS3 students!
This time of the year is perfect for spotting a queen bumblebee zigzagging around the garden! We have made a little research project for KS2 - KS3 students that include some comprehension and grammar questions based on a queen bumblebee factsheet. We are also encouraging students to conduct some research of their own and to create their own bumblebee factsheet!
You can download the fact sheet and worksheet for free by clicking here.
We would love to see your completed factsheets and will share them on our website if you would like us to! Just pop them over to us in an email to info@studyseed.co.uk or PM us them on Facebook. Happy researching!
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