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Fuzzy
Chicks
By
Michele
This year the kindergarten hatched chicks. Reaghan
is a student in Mr. K’s class.
Reaghan said “The guy that brought in the chicks
had brown hair, glasses, and a red coat.” When Reaghan first
saw the chicks she thought they were not going to hatch. The
colors of the eggs were brown white and blue mixed. The
first thing they had to do was mark X’s and O’s on the eggs.
They put the X’s and O’s on the eggs to know how to turn the
eggs. Something they had to do every day is turn the eggs.
They had to turn them two times a day. An incubator is
something that keeps the eggs warm, and softens the eggs. An
incubator is an octagon. Candling is so you can see how big
the chicks are getting. She could see a big black ball and a
little black ball inside the eggs. The baby chicks grew by
eating its yolk.
She said it takes 21 days for a chick to hatch.
She felt good and excited when the chicks hatched. The coins
are to see the water and food just incase the chicks get
hungry or thirsty. “The chicks eat baby chick food,” Reaghan
said. She liked how the baby chicks hatched, and she liked
how pretty the chicks were.
Reaghan learned a lot this year. Mr. K’s class had
a lot of fun.
The
Eggs Are Hatching!!
Matt
Mr. K's kindergarten class hatched eggs again!
Cadence is a student in Mr. K’s class.
Cadence said, “Mr.Wisniski gave them the eggs and
that she liked them.” Cadence described them by saying they
are white. She then said the first thing that we did was get
the egg and put X’s and O’s on the side of the eggs. They
did this so they knew when to role the eggs. She said that
something they have to do every day is role the eggs. We
had to roll them two times a day. They kept the eggs in an
incubator. The incubator is something to heat the eggs to
keep them war. Cadence said, another thing they would do is
candling. This is where you put the egg on a light and you
can see into the egg. She said that when you do this you can
see a chick. She then said that the baby chicks grow in the
egg by eating the yolk.
CRACK!!! She said it takes 21 days to hatch the eggs and
she was excited. The eggs hatched and they had a lot of
chicks. They then put coins in the water and food to help
the chicks see it. She said, “The chicks like to peck at the
food.”
The
thing Cadence liked the most was how the chicks came out of
the eggs. She had a lot of fun with the chicks. Talking
with Cadence was also a lot of fun!
21
Days
By
Mark
The
kindergarten in Mr. K’s class got interviewed. The girl’s
name was Meagan.
Meagan
said the person who gave the class some of the eggs was a
girl in her class. When she first saw the eggs she was
excited. Some of the eggs colors were white, brown, tan and
one was black. Meagan said the first thing you had to do
with the eggs were to put X’s and O’s on the eggs. Then she
said you had to put the eggs in a incubator. Meagan said the
X’s and O’s were to know what side to put the on. She also
said you had to turn the eggs every morning. Meagan also
said you turn the eggs two times a day. Meagan said the
incubator keeps the eggs warm. She said candling is when you
have a cylinder and there is a little light that you can see
in the eggs. She said there was a little ball trying to
move. The next time Meagan looked the chick got bigger.
Meagan said the chick got bigger by eating the yock.
Meagan
said it takes 21 days for the eggs to hatch. She felt happy
enberested and cool seeing the eggs. Meagan said the coins
are so the chicks can see their food and water. She said the
chicks eat chick food. Meagan said she like hatching eggs in
her class because it is fun watching them grow and the noise
they make.
She had
fun hatching the eggs. She is glad that Mr K has the eggs.
Hatching Chicks!!
By
McKayla H
This year Mr.K’s class hatched baby chicks. Sophie
is a student in Mr.K’s class.
Jeff brought eggs into Mr.K’s room. She thought
the eggs were cool. The color of the eggs were blue, brown
and white. The first thing we had to do was put X’s and O’s
on them. We put X’s and O’s on them so we could turn them
every day. We had to turn the eggs everyday.’’ They had to
turn them twenty times a day’’ said Sophie. An incubator
keeps the eggs warm. Candling is something that you can see
the baby chick grow. We could see a baby chick form in the
egg.” The baby chicks grew by eating the yoke”, said Sophie.
It took the chicks 21 days to hatch. Sophie said,”
she felt excited when she saw the chicks”. The coins in the
water and food are shiny so they can find it. The baby
chicks eat baby chick food. We liked the chicks because
everyone got to hold one.
Sophie loved hatching chicks in Mr.K’s class.
Having baby chicks was so cool.
Chirping Chicks!
By
Kassidy
Every year in Mr. K’s class the students hatch
chicks. Ashley is a student in Mr. K’s class.
“Sophie brought the chicks in”, Ashley said.
Ashley was exited when the eggs came in. She said that the
eggs were brown. She also said the first thing she had to do
with them was to warm them up. Then she said that you put
X’s and O’s on the egg because you need to flip them. Ashley
had two flip them every day. She had to flip the eggs two
times a day. Ashley says that the incubator is to keep the
eggs warm. She said candling is to see how big the chicks
are getting. Ashley saw a black spot in the egg. Ashley said
the chicks grew by getting bigger.
Chirp chirp the Baby chicks are here. It took 21
days for them to hatch. Ashley is happy to see them. She
said that the coins were in there food and water so they can
see. She said that they eat brown stuff. Ashley said, “the
most fun thing about having the chicks in our room was to
look at them.
Ashley has had a great experience. She has had a
lot of fun.
Interviewing Kindergarten
Students, Page One
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Fuzz Balls in Mr.K’s Class.
By
Tighe
The kindergarteners in Mr.K’s class hatch eggs
every year. Dante is a student in Mr.K’s class.
Dante said Mr. Zupin gave their class the eggs. He
said, “The brown eggs looked like chipmunks.” He also said
some eggs were black and some were white. The first thing
they did with the eggs was put X’s and O’s on them. They put
X’s and O’s on them so they could turn the eggs. Dante said
they had to turn the eggs every day. They turned them three
times a day, said Dante. He said an incubator is a box with
a little pipe that has a light and it is made of Styrofoam.
Dante said candling is when you put an egg on a pipe with a
light to see the growth of the egg. He said they could see
black spots in the egg by doing candling. He said the baby
chick grew in the egg by eating the yolk in the egg.
He said it took 21 days for the eggs to hatch.
Dante said he felt really exited when the eggs hatched.
Dante also said, ”Mr. K put coins in the food and the water
to cook the food and water.” He said the chicks eat worms.
Dante said his favorite part was when the chicks got the
yolk cleaned off of them.
He had fun hatching the eggs. Mr. K has chicks in
his class every year.
Chirp Chirp Chirp: Here Come the Chicks
BY
BOBBY
This year Mr. K’s Kindergarten hatched baby
chicks. Madisen is a student in Mr. K’s class.
Mr. Zupin gave Mr. K’s class the eggs, said
Madisen. When Madisen first saw the eggs she said they
looked really cool. Madisen said the eggs were white, and
tan. Madisen said that the first thing they had to do to the
eggs was right X’s and O’s on each one. Madisen also said
the reason they put X’s and O’s is so they now which side to
turn them on. Madisen said we have to turn the eggs every
day. Madisen also said, “We have to turn the eggs twice a
day.” Madisen said that the incubator keeps the eggs warm.
Candling is to see how much the chick has grown inside of
the egg. We saw a little black circle inside of the egg
while we were candling. The baby chick grows in the egg by
drinking the yoke, said Madisen.
It takes 21 days for the chick to hatch said
Madisen. Madisen said, “I felt really excited when the eggs
hatched.” Madisen said that they put coins in the water and
food so the chicks could see it better. The chicks ate baby
chick food, said Madisen. Her favorite part about growing
the chicks was watching them grow.
Madisen was happy about having chicks in the
class. Madisen wishes they could do it again.
Chicken Little
By
Taler Bohannon
This year in Mr. K’s class had a whole bunch of
chicks. Hogan is in Mr. K’s class this year.
Hogan said ‘’ Sophie family gave the chicks to the
class’’. Hogan thought of beaks when he saw the eggs. When
the class got the eggs they where white and blue. Everyone
in Mr. K’s class had to learn the words incubator and
candling. Each day Hogan and his friends got to turn the
eggs three times a day. The kindergartners knew how to turn
the eggs by X’s and O’s. Each kindergartner takes about two
to three eggs to putt X’s and O’s on. The X and O are so the
kids could see which way to switch the eggs each day. The
incubator is so the eggs could get amounts of heat at one
time. Each kid in Mr. K’s class got to experience what
candling was. It is where you get to see the chick inside
the egg. Hogan thought of beaks when he saw the candling.
The chicks grew by eating its own yolk just like Hogan said.
Then one day CRACK! CHIRP! CHIRP! CHIRP! CHIRP!
The little feather heads of the chicks popped out. Hogan
said ‘’ It felt like magic’’ when the eggs hatched. It took
twenty-one day still the eggs started to hatch. The chicks
have coins in their food so they could see it to eat or
drink. Hogan’s favorite part about the chicks was touching
them. Hogan said ‘’ chicken foo’’ after the question what so
baby chicks eat.
Hogan had a fun time inter-viewed. Mr. K’s class
is an awesome to show kids fun with chicks.
What Comes First, The Egg or
The Chicken?
By
Makayla
Rhiannon is a student in Mr. K’s class. Every year they
hatch eggs.
Rhiannon said that Mr. K brought in the eggs.
Rhiannon was happy when the eggs came in. She said some of
them were pink, brown, blue and, white. The fist thing you
did was put X’s and O’s on them. Rhiannon said “we put X’s
and O’s on them so we could tell if they were boys or girls”
said Rhiannon. One thing you have to do is turn them. She
said you turn them 14 times a day. An incubator heats them
up Rhiannon said. Candling is when you see a little dot in
the egg said Rhiannon.
You see
it getting bigger and bigger. Rhiannon said “the chick grows
by getting feet and a head” she exclaimed. Rhiannon said it
takes 24 days for the eggs to hatch. She said she was happy
when the eggs hatched. The resin there was coins in the
chick water was because so they could see the food and
water. The baby chicks eat chick food said Rhiannon. Her
favorite part was holding the chicks.
Rhiannon
must have a lot of fun in Mr. K’s with the chicks. She did a
good job interviewing about the baby chick!
The
Cute and Feathery Chicks
By
Lauryn
Every year Mr.K’s class hatches chicken eggs. This
year Maegan is in Mr.K’s kindergarten class.
Sophie gave the class the eggs. Maegan
felt excited when she saw the eggs. The eggs were white,
brown, and tan. The first thing they had to do was put X’s
and O’s on the eggs, then they put them into the incubator.
Every day you had to turn the eggs. “You have to turn them
two times a day,” said Maegan. The incubator keeps the eggs
warm. Candling is when you take a cylinder with a light to
see the eggs growing. At first she saw a little ball that
was moving, and then it got bigger. The chicks grew by
eating the yolk.
Maegan says,” It takes 21 days for the chicks to
hatch.” She felt happy, excited, and embarrassed when the
chicks hatched. The baby chicks eat chick food. She liked to
watch them grow, and she likes the noise they make.
Maegan really enjoyed watching the chicks grow.
The egg hatching project is so cool.
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