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I'm beginning my journey or at least researching the possibility and as a homeschooler I'll be bringing my clan in on the action as well. Any recommendations/advice for us? Thanks!
 
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hives with windows. and maybe a couple different hive styles.
 
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Ashley,

We home school as well. This is our first year, and have not started the bee's yet (only a few more weeks). But I can tell you my girls are excited about it. They have been involved with a lot of the things. We will have window's on some of ours, but after a while the windows may not be useful as the comb get's built up. So I plan to try and use a camera as well.
 
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The Warrébeekeeping Group has a page for beginners at

http://warre.biobees.com/beginner.htm
 
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Thank you for the link on the beginner page, I'll check it out. Windows on the hive, brilliant!
 
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When our kids were little we always went to childrens museums. I cannot remember were it was but there was one that had a hive built into an outside wall of the building, with a big window on the inside of the building, that was awesome. The bees could not get to you, as thier only entrance to the hive was from outside.
 
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