Classroom Hives has been placing observation honey bee hives in local K-12 classrooms since 2001. Inspired by the hive on display inside Boston’s Museum of Science, these self-contained habitats are specially designed to safely bring small honey bee colonies into the classroom as a daily experience. The exhibit allows viewers to see all of a hive's parts interacting as a whole. With bee populations declining globally, we aim to help educators foster student observation, inquiry, and an appreciation for these fascinating and critically important insects.
Disclaimer
The information provided in this Instruction Manual is provided solely for the user’s benefit, so users should read the Instruction Manual fully and carefully before building an observation hive and follow the instructions provided in their entirety, as failure to follow the instructions provided could result in injury to you or damage to your property. Children should always have adult supervision when interacting with an observation hive. This Instruction Manual is provided “AS IS,” without representations or warranties of any kind. Every effort has been made to make sure that that the information provided in this Instruction Manual is accurate and up to date, and Classroom Hives Inc. is not liable for any damages, direct or indirect, arising from the user’s use or misuse of this Instruction Manual or the information provided therein.”
