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Saturday, January 29, 2011

Science and Technology Fair at Montgomery Elementary



On Thursday night, I ran a booth at the fair about bees - the kids loved trying on the bee hat when they stopped by my demonstration. I had honey for them to taste and a board showing how the bees raise their young in a frame. This is my second year as a part of this science fair. I think the kids all had a good time.
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  1. Don't ya just love the kids Curiosity? They are so cute. Thank you for taking the time to teach them about the beloved bees.

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