Day 17
Major Growth Developments
- The beak turns towards the air cell.
Information & Image from the University of Illinois website:http://chickscope.beckman.uiuc.edu/explore/embryology/
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Chicago Ridge School District PTA meeting at Ridge Lawn on April 22nd
Ms. Irene & her mom Sharon Ciciora (the chicken!)
Incubator viewing area
Ms. Irene putting the eggs in the incubator.
The incubator
We can't have a real Mama Hen to sit on the eggs in the library, so we have an incubator to keep the eggs warm. An incubator is a heated container used to hatch eggs.
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The eggs!
The eggs were laid by a hen. The eggs are fertile..meaning a baby chick could hatch from them. They are different then the eggs that you would buy at a store. The eggs that you buy from a store are not fertile.
More eggs!
38 Eggs Total
The incubator with the eggs.
The incubator keeps the eggs warm while the baby chicks grows inside the egg. The temperature inside the incubator is 100 degrees!
Mama Hen watching over her eggs.
Life Cycle of a Chicken
View the eggs during the 3:30 to 4:30 daily session.
Meet the hen during the 3:30 to 4:30 daily story & craft time!
Mrs. Van holding the book Tillie Lays An Egg
Mrs. Van contacted author Terry Golson who donated a copy of Tillie Lays An Egg to the library for a raffle prize in exchange for a Chick-It-Out t-shirt. The autographed copy of the book will be given away at our special Chick-It-Out program on May 2nd at 1 p.m.
Peep Diorama Contest
All Ages- Create a diorama (a box with a scene in it) using Peeps & other materials. Use your creativity & imagination!! Drop off dioramas during the week of April 20 -25. Winners will be announced at the Afternoon with the Chicks on May 2nd.
The library's reading area has turned into a barn!
The staff at the library is so eggcited that we had a special Chick-It-Out lunch to celebrate!
Yum! Chicken Cookies
Library Director Kathy McSwain had a Chick-It-Out Luncheon for the staff because she is so Eggcited about the Embryology Project!
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