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The diagram shows the process of how bees make honey. There are seven stages in this process, starting from the hive and ending with the honey.
Overall, the process begins when bees leave their hive to find flowers, and it finishes when the honey is ready. Most of the stages happen inside the hive after the bees collect nectar from the flowers.
At the first stage, the bees live in the hive. Then, they fly out of the hive and look for flowers. When they find a flower, the bees collect nectar from the centre of the flower, which is the third stage.
After that, the bees bring the nectar back to the hive and put it into the cells of the honeycomb. In the fifth stage, the bees use their wings to move the air over the cells. This causes the water in the nectar to evaporate, which is shown in stage six. Finally, when most of the water has gone, the nectar becomes honey, and it can be collected and put into jars for people to eat.