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We have some egg-citing news, our chicks are here! Right now, the eggs are snug inside an incubator, staying warm as they prepare to hatch.
The big moment could happen anytime from tomorrow to Friday, so let the children know to keep an eye out for those first little cracks in the shells! As the chicks develop, students will notice how they use their egg tooth to break free—a process called pipping. Once hatched, they will be wet and wobbly at first, but soon, they will fluff up into the adorable little chicks we’ve been waiting for.
To help students understand this incredible process and learn the correct technical vocabulary when discussing our new arrivals, we have put up two posters and a special information sheet detailing the stages of a chick’s growth.
We can’t wait to welcome our newest school members—stay tuned for updates!
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