That is an awesome opportunity for kids in your area! I am working with middle school students, so we will be implementing some higher-level math & science, ex calculating & graphing % weight loss, and some research of breeds. Will be a fun unit for sure!
Fingers crossed we can see something!I just love all of this. We had different animals in my 5th grade classroom and it is something 40 or so years later I still remember.Tomorrow should be exciting! I am going to try a quick candle when the kids are at lunch. It will be day 3 right before lunch. If I can see into any of the lighter color eggs, I’m going to surprise them after lunch by looking at a couple!
Today we worked on a definitions cutout, with words like yolk, albumen, shell, written on eggs, and the definitions written on another egg. They had to match them and color the matches the same color, then paste. The papers will be their folders for the unit. We also talked about the importance of turning the eggs. They are totally into this project!
I've had humidity issues with my Nurture Right, too. I'm not going to complain about it too much, though, because it just saved a hatch of abandoned Nankin eggs. They really should have hatched a week ago, but between the broody abandoning them (and my not catching it for at least three days, likely more,) multiple power outages and humidity extremes, tonight, we haz babeez! So far, we have three active peeps, one good pip and one serious rocker. Hopefully, there will be a few more. Not a bad result from 18 eggs I would have sworn were dead two weeks ago!
I find with the 360 I need to add water every night. The Kebonnix is good for a few days if I don’t get a chance to fill it.
I supply schools in town my bator , eggs and brooder set up so they can keep them for a little bit too
