Fifth grade language arts students
interviewed kindergarten children. They typed their
reports, and added one of these photos to their page. Each
kindergarten student received a copy of the interview.
Clear the way! Cute
Chicks in Mrs. Bromley’s Class.
By Somer
This year Mrs. Bromley’s class hatched chicks. Perla is a
student in Mrs. Bromley’s class.
Mr. Zupin gave the eggs to Mrs.
Bromley’s class; Perla said that it was a boy. Perla said
that she felt very happy, and warm inside when she saw the
chicks. She said that the eggs were white, brown, and black.
She thought that you had to give worms every day to the
eggs, they also had to turn them. “Two times a day we had to
give them worms,” Perla said. The first thing you had to do
was to see them then you’d go to class. Perla said an
incubator was a box with a light that helps them keep warm.
She said that she saw something in the egg, first it was
little then it got bigger. Perla said for the baby egg to
grow it ate its yoke.
Perla said, “It took 21 days for
the eggs to hatch.” She said that she felt warm and much
better when the eggs hatched. Perla thought that the coins
in the food, and water were to keep them healthy, but it’s
for them to see the food and water. She said that they gave
the chicks worms and chick food. Perla had fun.
Mr. K’s class had fun hatching
the eggs. Perla liked looking at the eggs.
Cheep! Cheep! Crack!!
By Miah
This year in Mr.K’s kindergarten class the students hatched
chicks. Keely-Shaye is a student in Mr. K’s class.
Mr. Zupin gave the class the eggs. Keely said, “The eggs
were brown and white.” The first thing they had to do with
the eggs was candling. You put X’s and O’s on the eggs so
you know when to flip them. The class had to put X’s and O’s
on the eggs everyday. They had to flip the eggs everyday
too. The incubator heats the eggs. Candling is when you take
an egg and put it in a tube and take a flashlight and look
at it. Keely could see the eyes in the egg. The baby chick
grew in the egg by spinning around.
It takes 21 days for the chicks
to hatch. Keely felt fun when the eggs hatched. There are
coins in the chick’s water and food because it reflects. The
baby chicks eat brown stuff.” She liked putting X’s and O’s
on the eggs, said Keely.”
Keely had a lot of fun hatching
the eggs. The class did a good job of hatching the eggs.
Peep Cheep Crack
By: Mackenzie
This year in Mr.K’s kindergarten class the students were
hatching baby chicks. Michael is a student in Mr.K’s class.
At first Michael thought it was a girl who brought in the
eggs, but it was Mr.Zupin. When Michael first saw the eggs
he was very surprised. Michael said the eggs were white and
brown. The first thing Michael had to do with the eggs were
to put X’s and O’s on them. Michael put X’s and O’s on them
so they could hatch. One thing that they had to do every day
was turn them over to X’s and O’s. Michael said that the
incubator is a thing that keeps the eggs warm and it is a
square. Michael said, “Candling is when you put a light on
the egg and you could see in it.” Michael said that you
could see a dot inside the egg. The baby chick grew inside
the egg by eating the yoke.
It takes 21 days for the eggs to hatch. Michael felt very
good when the eggs hatched. Michael said, “There is money in
the water so they know they can eat.” Michael said that the
baby chicks eat sand and water. Michael’s favorite part was
when the eggs cracked.
Michael loved the chicks. He said it was very fun.
21 Days Until ‘Peep’
By: Jarrett
This year in Mr. K’s kindergarten
class the students hatched eggs. Briten is a student in
Mr.k’s class.
Briten said, “Mr.Zupin brought in the eggs”. When Briten
first saw the eggs he said that they looked ovalish. Briten
said, “The eggs were white and green”. The first thing they
had to do with the eggs is that had to put X’s and O’s on
them. They put X’s and O’s so they know what side to heat.
Every day they have to turn the
eggs 2 times a day. The incubator help keep the eggs warm.
Candling is where they put the eggs on top of a tube and
have a light on the bottom. He said you can see the chick’s
eyes. In the eggs the baby chicks eats the yoke. It takes 21
days for the eggs to hatch. Briten felt very happy when the
eggs hatched. Briten said the coins in the tank were so the
chicks know where the food and water is. The baby chicks eat
chick food. Briten said that he liked the hatching part the
best.
Briten was a fun person to
interview. He said he wants to interview someone
too.
Feathery Friends
By: Keith
This year in Mr.Ks kindergarten class they hatched chicks.
Dean is a student in Mr.K’s class.
Mr.Zopin gave the class the eggs. When Dean saw the eggs he
liked them. He said “They put X’s and O’s on the eggs to now
when to turn them.” Dean candled the eggs and saw the chick
grew.
“It took 20 days to hatch the eggs “said Dean. Dean liked it
when the eggs hatch a lot. The class put coins in the chick
food and water so the chicks could see the food and water.
The baby chicks ate corn. Dean liked the most was when they
came out.
Mr.K’s class loved growing the chick. Dean had fun too.
Peep!!!!
By: Jack
This year in Mr.K’s class the
students hatched chicks. Samuel is a student in Mr.K’s
class.
Samuel said that Mr.Zupin gave
the class the eggs. When the eggs first came Sam thought
they were awesome. He said the eggs where Red, and White.
Sam said the first thing they did to the eggs was to candle
them. “They put X’s and O’s on the eggs because they needed
to know when to turn them,” said Sam. He also said that they
have to turn them 1 time a night and 2 times a day. “The
incubator heats the eggs,” said Sam. Sam said that to candle
it to put a candle to an egg and look at it. Sam said that
he could see a black dot in the egg.
He said they eat the yolk in the egg for food. Sam said it
takes 21 days for the eggs to hatch. He also felt cool when
the eggs hatched. He said that the coins in the water where
for the chicks to know were the food and water is. He also
said they eat chicken food for a meal. Sam said he liked the
hatching part most of all.
Sam had a lot of fun watching the chicks hatch. Mr.K’s class
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In Coming Chicks!
By: Brandi
This year in Mrs. Bromley’s class the students
hatched chicks. Adam is a student in Mrs. Bromley’s class.
Mr. Zupin gave Mrs. Bromley’s the eggs but Adam thought it
was April, when Adam first saw the eggs he thought they were
normal Adam also said,” The eggs were white and brown”. The
first thing they had do to with the eggs was to put them in
the incubator. Adam said,” They had to put X’s and O’s on
the eggs so they could hatch. They also had to turn them
over 21 times a day but really they only had to be turned
over 3 times a day. Adam also said,” An Incubator is were
you put the eggs in and it is set to one hundred degrees.
Candling is were you put any eggs over a flashlight and see
the chick in side the egg. Adam said,” he saw a chicken”.
The baby chick grew because they had to keep warm.
It takes about 21 days for the chicks to hatch Adam felt
excited when he saw the eggs. The coins are in the food and
water so it is cold water but really they are there so the
chicks can see their food and water.
Adam's favorite part was when getting their fur. It was fun
interviewing kindergarteners because Adam was nice and
listened very well. He is a great student.
Great Chick Adventure
By Tiffany
This year in Mrs. Bromley’s class the students hatched
chicks. Ethan is a student in Mrs. Bromely’s class.
Ethan thought that a man with glasses brought the eggs, but
it really was Mr. Zupin. When he first saw the eggs he
thought they were fighting! Ethan said, “The eggs were
white.” The first thing he had to do was to write X’s and
O’s on them. He said that the X’s and O’s were on them to
now when to turn them over. He also said that every day he
had to role them over. He had to do that nine days, but it
was really three times a day. “An incubator is something
that keeps them warm,” said Ethan. Ethan said that candling
is when they use a flashlight to see inside the egg. He said
that he saw black spots inside the eggs. He said that the
baby chicks eat there yoke.
Ethan said that eggs hatch after a couple of weeks. When
they hatched he felt really excited. He said that they put
coins in the food and water so it will help them see. Ethan
said that the baby chicks eat corn feed. He said he liked
them and the grown up chickens most about hatching the eggs.
Ethan wants to hatch eggs again.
Ethan is a really great student.
The Big Chicks
By Randy
This year Mrs. Bromley class hatched eggs. Jeremy is a
student in Mrs. Bromley class.
Mr. Zupin brought the
eggs to the class. The first time Jeremy saw the eggs he was
excited. Jeremy said the eggs where white. The first thing
the class did is put X’s and O’s on the eggs. Jeremy thought
that they put the X’s and O’s on them to look cool. Jeremy
also said that they had to flip the eggs. Jeremy flips the
eggs once a day. He said the incubator keep them at 100*F He
also said that candling is where they shin a light on the
eggs to see the chicks in them. He could see the chick.
Jeremy said the would eat chicken food in the eggs.
Then the chicks came
out of the shells. Jeremy said “It toke about ten days for
them to hatch”. When he saw the first chick he was really
excited. Jeremy also said the coins in there food and water
were to hold that stuff down. Jeremy said “The chicks eat
corn”. Jeremy favorite part was watching them hatch.
There were twenty two
chicks. Jeremy liked the chicks a lot.
Little Peeps
By Kyler
Students in Mrs. Bromley’s class
hatched eggs this year. Hayden and Jade are in Mrs.
Bromley’s class this year.
Jade and Hayden said, “Mr.k had
given them the eggs but Mr. Zupin had really brought the
eggs in.” Jade and Hayden both said, “That all the eggs were
white, brown, green.” Hayden thought the first thing they
had to do was put the eggs in the box witch is also called
the incubator. Jade thought they had to put X’s and O’s on
them so they could tell if they were boys or girls.”
Hayden thought that they had to
flip the eggs every day. Hayden thought they flipped the
eggs five times a day. Really they only flipped them three
times a day. Jade thought that the Box {also called the
incubator} keeps the eggs warm. Hayden thought that candling
is were you put the egg on the flash light. Jade thought she
saw a chicken growing.” Hayden thought that is took 20 days
for the eggs to hatch but it really takes 21 days for the
eggs to hatch. Jade and Hayden were both very excited when
the eggs hatched. Hayden thought that the coins were in
there food and water so they could find there food and
water. Jade thought the chickens ate chicken food.
Jade and Hayden both like looking
at the chickens. Jade and Hayden’s Favorite part is looking
at the chicks. They will never forget hatching eggs.
Furry Friends
By Abigail
This
year in Mrs. Bromley’s class the students hatched chicks.
Evan is a student in Mrs. Bromley’s class.
This
year Mr. Zupin gave the eggs to the kindergarten. When Evan
first saw the eggs he thought they were not cool. Evan said,
“That the eggs were orange, purple and green.” The next
thing they did is put X’s and O’s on the eggs. The reason
why they had to put X’s and O’s on the eggs so they can keep
them warm. They had to turn the eggs over. The number of
times they had to turn them over was three times a day. The
incubator helped to keep the eggs warm. Candling is
something that you put under a glass thing to see the chick.
What they put it under the glass was an egg. The baby chick
grew by pecking on the eggs!
The
class had eggs and they started to hatch. It took 21 days
for the baby chicks to hatch. When the eggs hatched Evan
said, “The reason why they put coins in the water is to keep
the chicks able to see the food. “The chicks ate baby chick
food”, Evan said. The most part that Evan liked is that
when the chicks hatched out of the egg!
Evan had the best time hatching chicks!
He had so much fun watching the baby chicks hatch!
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