27 results for "Honey Bee Tree" between $10.00 and $25.00

Players choose their numbered flower trays and then pull leaves out of the honey tree, being careful not to wake the sleeping bees! If you pull out the wrong leaf, the bees come tumbling out. Try to "bee" the winner by having the least amount of bees in your flower tray! Contains 1 honey pot, 1 old oak tree, 1 flower tray base, 32 leaves, 30 little honey bees and the game rules, Recommended age group: 3 - 10 years, Manufacturer: International Playthings

Honey Bee Tree - Don't wake the bees, or the bees tumble out to your tray. Fun and entertaining for 2-4 players, ages 3+

Dont wake the sleeping honey bees! Kids ages three and up take turns pulling leaves from the iplay Honey Bee Tree, being careful not to disturb any of the bees. If any bees come tumbling out, that player places them into their flower tray. When all the honey bees are out of the tree, or all the leaves have been removed, the player with the fewest honey bees in their tray is the winner. A great way for children to develop hand eye coordination and concentration. This game from International Playthings...

Players choose their numbered flower trays and then carefully pull leaves out of the honey tree, being careful not to wake the sleeping bees! If you pull out the wrong leaf or if your hand starts to shake, bees will come tumbling out of the tree onto your tray. Once all the leaves are removed from the honey tree, or all the bees are awake and out of the tree, the players with the least amount of bees in his/her flower tray is the winner. Contents: 1 honey pot, 1 old oak tree, 1 flower tray base,...

Action game for 2-4 players, ages 3+

Honey Bee Tree - Don&#39t wake the bees, or the bees tumble out to your tray. Fun and entertaining for 2-4 players, ages 3+

Skillfully remove the leaves without waking the bees! For 2-4 Players. Ages 3+

INPP8070 - Honey Bee Tree - Honey Bee Tree - Don't wake the bees, or the bees tumble out to your tray. Fun and entertaining for 2-4 players, ages 3+ Manufactured by: International Playthings Llc

(3+ years) Players choose their numbered flower trays and then carefully pull leaves out of the honey tree, being careful not to wake the sleeping bees! If you pull out the wrong leaf or if your hand starts to shake, bees will come tumbling out of the tree onto your tray. Once all the leaves are removed from the honey tree, or all the bees are awake and out of the tree, the players with the least amount of bees in his/her flower tray is the winner. Contents: 1 honey pot, 1 old oak tree, 1 flower...

Leave sleeping bees lie. Honey Bee Tree challenges little beekeepers to prune the tree, pulling out leaves, without waking the bees. Should your hand start to shake or you choose the wrong leaf, oops! out tumbles a bee! We especially like this action game because, unlike most, it rewards quiet and patient play, rather than fast and frantic. For 2-4 players.

Product Specifications: *Steinbach Wood Christmas Tree Ornament *Handcrafted in Germany *Approx. 3.5 Inch tall *Packaged in a printed cardboard gift box

This 4" honey bee on a clip will not make honey but it will look good on your tree. Made in the Czech Republic, gift boxed.

A magnet for honeybees and other pollinators, this Korean native matures as a 25’ tree with a spreading crown about the size of a dogwood. Clusters of white flowers bloom in early August. The blooms are followed by reddish seedpods adding more color to the landscape. This late flowering characteristic is most beneficial to pollinating insects as it comes in late summer when few other trees are in bloom. The Bee Bee Tree is relatively fast growing putting on 2 or more feet a year; trees flower at...

Bees are insects, having six legs, a head, thorax and abdomen. Honey bees can be found worldwide. They live in hollw trees as well as in hives kept by beekeepers. The social behavior of these bees is very complex. The colony is made up of the queen bee, drone bees, and worker bees. The lifespan of the queen bee is usually two to three years. Worker bees are sterile female bees who collect, produce, and distribute honey, and also maintain the hive. These bees have pollen buckets on their hind legs...