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EPISODE · Jun 24, 2026 · 4 MIN

Episode 33: Science News for Kids - Buzzing Bees and Pollination! (25th)

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**Title:** Wake Up Kids **Date:** Thursday, the 25th **Description:** Rise and shine, curious minds! Welcome to *Wake Up Kids*, the podcast bringing exciting science news and fun facts to explorers aged 7 to 9. Join host Ticky Tocket for an energetic Thursday morning greeting on today's episode, dated the 25th! Today, we are buzzing into the fascinating world of bees and pollination. Discover how these amazing insects collect sweet nectar, accidentally cover their fuzzy bodies in golden pollen dust, and transfer it to other flowers. It’s a magical process that helps grow the delicious fruits and vegetables we love to eat, like apples, strawberries, and pumpkins! Before you head out to start your day, Ticky shares the local weather forecast for Lindfield. Expect showers and a high of 18 degrees, so be sure to grab your umbrella and put on your wellies! We wrap up today's adventure with an uplifting thought for the day: just like the tiny bee does a huge job for our world, even your smallest acts of kindness can make a big, wonderful difference. Tune in, learn something new, and wake up with us!

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