Chicken Science

[Akrnaf2]

@Akrnaf2 Did some I think w/ tumeric .

No, I am doing it with Paprika powder. (Red pepper powder)
This is the reasolt:

The yellow is the most fresh organic egg I could find in my supermarket , the orange are my chickens eggs.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

No, I am doing it with Paprika powder. (Red pepper powder)
This is the reasolt:
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The yellow is the most fresh organic egg I could find in my supermarket , the orange are my chickens eggs.

They look so good !

 

[centrarchid]

No, I am doing it with Paprika powder. (Red pepper powder)
This is the reasolt:
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The yellow is the most fresh organic egg I could find in my supermarket , the orange are my chickens eggs.

The OP needs to find a way to quantify differences.

 

[lazy gardener]

OP is posting for a 7 year old child. So, best to let her have fun with it without going overboard on the many details as one would if the child is older. Just my opinion.

 

[centrarchid]

I work with clover kids. Assessing what they see needs to be simple so they can do it, figure out what findings mean, and explain findings to adults and other kids. Making this work is very easy put parents and kids need to exercise a little critical thinking. How do you say one egg is colored differently from another?

 

[centrarchid]

Where do eggs OP kid produces fall on this scale? Numbers can be applied where as color gets darker, the number gets larger. My intent was get OP and kid to try and figure it out with hints provided.

 

[JeNay]

Thank you everyone for your input! Here are some pictures of a day one egg next to a day 8 egg!

 

[JeNay]

 

[Lazy Farmer]

@Akrnaf2 Did some I think w/ tumeric .

I think benny quoted paprika once..

 

[Lazy Farmer]

We soak alfalfa cubes for a deeper color.