Through the Beehive
Engaging Bee Talks for Schools & Groups
Bringing the Fascinating World of Bees to Your Classroom, Group, or Event!
My "Through the Beehive" talks make beekeeping come alive with interactive, hands-on experiences that engage students (and adults!) in the magic of bees.
With hands-on learning, fascinating bee facts, and real-life stories from my own hives, I make learning about bees both fun and inspiring.
Whether you're an educator looking for a unique science lesson or a group leader searching for an engaging guest speaker, I’d love to share the wonder of bees with your students or audience!
What to Expect
from my Bee Talk
🐝 Age-appropriate lessons tailored to preschool, elementary, middle, or high school students.
🌸 Interactive discussions on pollination, hive structure, each bee's role inside the hive and the way they communicate to each other!
🍯 A look inside the life of a beekeeper (with real tools and equipment) and a look inside of a REAL beehive. No live bees of course.
🎤 Q&A time—kids always have the best bee questions!
Who Can Book a Talk?
🏫 Schools - great for STEM (Preschool, Elementary, Middle, and High School)
🎓 Homeschool Groups & Co-ops
📚 Libraries & Educational Centers
🌿 Nature & Environmental Clubs
🎉 Community Events & Church Groups
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Perfect for science, STEM, and conservation lessons.
Sessions are 30-45 minutes and can be tailored for any age PK - 12th grades.
Spots fill up quickly!
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Bringing the Buzz to These Schools!
Schools I've had the privilege of sharing my love of bees with in the Nashville and surrounding areas:
- Cambridge Early Learning Center
- Donelson Church of Christ Pre-school program
- Glencliff High School (TN Promising Scholars Summer Program)
- Hickman Elementary
- Joelton Elementary
- Madison Academy
- Madison Campus Elementary
- Madison Farm
- Neely's Bend (TN Promising Scholars Summer Program)
- Waverly-Belmont
- Wild and Wonderful Forrest School
- Wilderness Wednesdays Homeschool Group
How I Got Started in Beekeeping
Beekeeping wasn’t always on my radar, but my husband, Tyler, had a childhood memory that planted the seed.
When my husband was little, his grandfather took him to see a beehive in a tree, and that experience stuck with him. Years later, he decided to start his own hives, and I was right there beside him—curious but not quite sure what I was getting into!
Nine years ago, we started with just 4 hives. With Tyler’s dedication and passion, those four turned into 180!
At first, I was his sidekick, helping where I could, but the more I learned, the more I fell in love with beekeeping myself.
There was something magical about watching the hive work together in perfect harmony, seeing the direct impact bees have on our food system, and realizing just how much these tiny creatures shape our world.
With my background in education, I knew I had to share this wonder with others—especially kids.
I love bringing the magic of bees into classrooms, helping students see how essential they are to our environment and the food we eat.
My hope is that by sparking their interest, some of them will become future beekeepers themselves, keeping our agriculture buzzing for generations to come.
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