Great! Now ...
for the next month(!), leave them completely to their business. Don't peek. Don't ...
don't whatever-it-is.
During the next thirty days, your hive has a lot of work to do. A lot of comb must be constructed in which the queen can then lay eggs, all of which must be raised-up to become brood, all in time to replace an entire package's worth of bees who are every day
dying off (from old age).
Leave them alone and let them do it. Admire them from outside. "Admire them from outside"
every day, so that you can begin to learn what their "normal" patterns are – knowing, of course, that the first 30-odd days of any package are not "normal."
Enjoy your bees – and, learn to
relax and enjoy them.