Animals at Work

Hear from some of the greatest homebuilders in the animal kingdom. You will learn:

• The social weaver bird makes huge mansions in the treetop, with room for 400 guests!
• One type of mason bee makes a home for its young out of flower petals.
• The cathedral termite builds towers over 15 feet high . . . with air-conditioning.
• Jesus promised to build a home for everyone who trusts Him to forgive their sins.

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Features

• Children Kids Magazine Article

  

  A Job for Everybody

  July 1, 2015, pp. 100–104

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• Children Kids Magazine Article

  

  Mason Bee

  Most bees don’t live in big, fancy hives like you sometimes see.

  July 1, 2015, p. 2
• Children Kids Magazine Article

  

  Social Weaver Bird

  You think your home gets loud? You haven’t heard anything until you’ve hung out with social weaver birds.

  July 1, 2015, p. 2
• Children Kids Magazine Article

  

  Cathedral Termite

  Building a tower over 15 feet high takes some work—especially when you’re smaller than a fingernail!

  July 1, 2015, p. 3
• Children Kids Magazine Article

  

  Trapdoor Spider

  I’d love for you to come and visit—especially if you’re a nice, juicy, delicious bug.

  July 1, 2015, p. 3
• Children Kids Magazine Article

  

  Our Future Home

  Jesus has a place in heaven for everyone who asks Him to forgive their sins.

  July 1, 2015, p. 4