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The scientific dissemination by children literature proposes to speak about the science in a simple way, instigating the curiosity and diffusing knowledge to more and more people from an early age. Children literature also has the ability to entertain and sensitize children, presenting the literary language and the playful way of information, making it an invitation to the imagination. Among the numerous applications of children literature, we opted for telling the Zum, Zum, Zum story: the sweet story of bees, using an apron designed for this purpose, as an instrument of rapprochement between the children and the science, capable of proposing an immersive, interactive and multi-sensory environment, in which the audience was encouraged to use the reasoning and feelings, contributing to the knowledge of the life of bees in a pleasurable way. The objective of this work is to analyze qualitatively the feasibility of the “storytelling” as a strategy to science dissemination for children. The methodology was divided into three stages: 1. Survey content for the creation of the story; 2. Layout and production of the apron; 3. Validation of the apron. The data from this study indicate that promoting science through storytelling can contribute to the understanding of scientific themes by children in a playful way, being able to assist children to discover the pleasure by science.||Na divulga