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  One early summer morning 

Mr. Moreno,the bee keeper, 

went to check on the honey 

bee box to see how the bees 

were doing in his garden.

  He was happy to see his bees 

lightly buzzing around the bee box 

because it meant they were happy. 

  "This is going to be a wonderful 

summer for honey," Mr. Moreno 

said as he closed the lid to the bee 

box.                         

  As the morning sun welcomed 

the day, a happy honey bee left 

the bee box in search for more 

flowers.

The happy honey bee flew into 

the air and spotted a field of 

daisies.

He landed on the soft white 

petals of the daises and buzzed 

all around the sweet flowers. 

Buzz, Buzz, Buzz.

  Then the happy honey bee left 

the daisies and flew into a garden 

of beautiful, colorful flowers. 

Buzz, Buzz, Buzz.

  He searched the garden and 

landed on a bright pink sage 

flower and it smelled sweet. Buzz, 

Buzz, Buzz.

The happy honey bee buzzed all 

over the garden, until he began to 

get tired. So he went back to the 

bee box to tell the other bees 

about the garden he had found.

  The next morning all the happy 

honey bees went to visit the 

newly discovered flower garden. 

All you could hear was buzzing. 

Buzz, Buzz, Buzz.

   Later, when all the happy honey 

bees arrived back at the bee box, 

they began to make honey.

  When the morning arrived, Mr. 

Moreno went to lift the lid of the 

honey bee box, and to his 

surprise the happy honey bees 

had made their honey.

He was happy with his honey bees 

because they made the sweetest 

honey that tasted like daises and 

sage flowers.

With a smile on his face, Mr. 

Moreno, the bee keeper, enjoyed 

the wonderful honey made by his 

precious, happy honey bees.

      Authors Page

 Marisol Moreno Duncan is

  an educator who values                  

the mind of each individual child 

and helps her students in the 

classroom to reach their full 

potential in education. This was 

inspired by her loving parents 

who valued education and 

encouraged everyone in the 

family to embrace and 

accomplish a higher education. 

Marisol accomplished her degree 

in 2014 at Texas A&M University-

San Antonio.

 Her stories reflect events in life and encourages 

students to write stories of their own.   Caring, 

kindness and helping the community was something 

that her parents taught Marisol and her siblings. 

Marisol has passed down her teaching values of 

education in life to her children, Kimberly and 

Elizabeth. She encourages that her daughters will 

continue her values in education to their own children 

and to future generations to come with her story and 

legacy.