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Love Food? Love Seeds!
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Discover how bees help us put food on our tables with these curriculum resources created with Act for Bees. Spanning Early Learning - Year 10, these lessons celebrate Australia's incredible native bee diversity, explore pollination and food systems, and build scientific understanding while inspiring students to protect vital pollinator habitats.
From fascinating bee behaviours to the connections between pollinators, food chains, and seasonal cycles, these curriculum-aligned resources reveal the crucial role pollinators play in nature and food production.
Through hands-on investigations, expert videos, food webs, creative activities, and student-led projects, learners explore pollination, habitats, and biodiversity. They'll build scientific understanding, discover the connections between bees and food security, and take action to support our precious pollinators.


🐝 Discover Australia's native bees, their adaptations and behaviours
🌼 Investigate how pollination supports plant reproduction and food production
🌿 Create food chains and webs to understand how pollinators support ecosystems
🍎 Analyse the connections between bees, agriculture, and global food security
🌏 Explore how First Nations’ seasonal knowledge connects to native bee activity
🏡 Design bee-friendly habitats and raise awareness of ways to support pollinators.
COMING SOON: Explore 11 new curriculum-aligned lessons for Years 4 - 7, celebrating Australia's amazing native bees. From investigating bee adaptations and building food webs to exploring First Nations’ seasonal knowledge and designing bee-friendly gardens. They’ll be landing in time for Australian Pollinator Week (8 -16 November). 🌼
These lessons have been created in partnership with ACT for Bees. ACT for Bees is a not-for-profit organisation taking action to preserve these essential pollinators to ensure a food secure future.
