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- Oct 13, 2009
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I'm exhausted!
We have 9 babies!!! I'm shocked.
I do have a brooder with a heat lamp (its a box and a goose neck lamp).
I've also been taking them home at night because our facility is on the lake and we have all kinds of other wildlife that sometimes find their way into the vents and into the classrooms.
We are having a blast with them....the coolest thing I've seen now is two kids who are in rival gangs...which is something they take very seriously here....working together to clean the brooder and keep the chicks warm.
The coolest picture I have taken is of their hands in the box with the chicks around them. One hand is black, one is hispanic and the other is white. Its really moving. The chicks don't care about race and for an hour the boys didn't either. Nor, did they care about gangs or fighting. That pic is on my actual digital camera so I will load it soon.
The bottom pics are from my phone.
Besides my son being born, this experience has been the most amazing experience I've had in my 26 years.
My principal has really enjoyed this experience and is interested in a small 4-H program now. This benefits the boys on so many levels.
Thank you everyone for your advice! And thank you for all of the nice things you have said about our project!!!!!
We have 9 babies!!! I'm shocked.
I do have a brooder with a heat lamp (its a box and a goose neck lamp).
I've also been taking them home at night because our facility is on the lake and we have all kinds of other wildlife that sometimes find their way into the vents and into the classrooms.
We are having a blast with them....the coolest thing I've seen now is two kids who are in rival gangs...which is something they take very seriously here....working together to clean the brooder and keep the chicks warm.
The coolest picture I have taken is of their hands in the box with the chicks around them. One hand is black, one is hispanic and the other is white. Its really moving. The chicks don't care about race and for an hour the boys didn't either. Nor, did they care about gangs or fighting. That pic is on my actual digital camera so I will load it soon.
The bottom pics are from my phone.
Besides my son being born, this experience has been the most amazing experience I've had in my 26 years.
My principal has really enjoyed this experience and is interested in a small 4-H program now. This benefits the boys on so many levels.
Thank you everyone for your advice! And thank you for all of the nice things you have said about our project!!!!!



