FJ – So Embarrassed

November 6, 2024

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Article written by Shem Banbury - Kiwi Kids News Editor

This article was written using AI as an assistive tool for research, writing, and proofreading.
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Bees do more than make honey. They visit flowers to collect nectar and pollen, which helps plants make seeds and fruit. Many foods we eat, including apples, courgettes, and berries, depend on this process. Sadly, bee numbers can drop when gardens lose flowers, and when pesticides are used carelessly. Planting native flowers, leaving some wild spaces, and avoiding harmful sprays can help bees survive. Even a small backyard can become a useful place for bees to rest and feed.

What is the author's main purpose in this passage?

To persuade readers to buy honey from local shops. To explain how to build a beehive for a school project. To inform readers about bees and encourage actions that help them. To entertain readers with a story about bees and gardens.