Learn how bees put honey into honeycomb and close it with wax in a simple way perfect for young children.
Bees put honey into the little spaces of the honeycomb and then cover those spaces with wax to keep the honey safe.
Another way to say it is: Bees pack honey into the honeycomb holes and close them up with a wax lid.
Or you can say: Bees store the sweet honey in honeycomb pockets and seal them shut with a layer of wax.
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