Once upon a time, in a far-off land, there lived a colony of bees. They were known for their hard work and dedication to pollinating the flowers and trees in the surrounding area. The bees were always busy foraging for nectar and working tirelessly to ensure their colony would thrive.

One day, an evil parasite arrived in the area. It started to disrupt the delicate balance of the colony by compromising the bees' ability to find food and return to the hive. To make matters worse, the parasite also brought with it a disorder that was affecting the bees' ability to fertilize the flowers properly.

In a desperate attempt to save the colony, the bees decided to conduct a survey to find out what was wrong. After much investigation, they discovered that the problem was a result of a new pesticide that had been applied to the flowers. They were horrified to learn that the pesticide was killing off the flowers and making it nearly impossible for them to find enough food to survive.

Determined to protect their colony, the bees decided to create a sanctuary for their queen and the few remaining healthy workers. They worked tirelessly to remove the pesticide from the flowers and to provide a safe and secure environment for their queen and her workers.

Despite the challenges, the bees never lost their sense of humor. They often joked about how they were "dissecting" the problem and finding the root cause of their troubles. In the end, their hard work paid off and the colony was once again thriving, thanks to the hard work and determination of the little bees who never gave up.

Reflections

1. Why did the parasite come to the colony of bees?
2. How did the bees find out what was causing the disorder in their colony?
3. What did the bees do to create a sanctuary for their queen and the healthy workers?
4. Why was it important for the bees to remove the pesticide from the flowers?
5. In the end, what happened to the colony of bees?