how to project

[RAWR]

in english class, i have to do a project on how to do something
i need ideas
got any?

 

[SillyChicken]

ummmmmmm how to raise CHICKENS?

 

[77horses]

Quote:
x2 Agreed! Or how to hatch chickens or how to build a chicken egg incubator?

Have fun and good luck with your project!

 

[RAWR]

i forgot that i need to demestrat

 

[Chickenrandomness]

you could bring in a chicken, demonstait by feeding it and giving it water and hugging it!!!

 

[RAWR]

O.O good idea

 

[chickintexas]

Bring lots of superworms or mealworms with you! You could dang near make that chicken jump through a burning hoop for a worm! Lots of "How-Tos" that you could do if you use worms.

 

[Ferrret]

Check with the school before bringing an animal onto school grounds. People might throw a fit over something like a chicken in class.

You could do something like how to build a chicken coop, or nest box and make a cardboard model.


...Or...
If they'll let you use a microwave in I could give you a list of ingredients to make realistic and tasty fake blood and you could make some in class.

You'd have to find the right measurements to get a fake blood you like. I just sort of wing it when I make the stuff.
But that is just the Halloween-centric nutter in me.

You could have a how to bake cupcakes, or make no bake cookies, or some sort of recipe too. Then you can bring in food to share!

 

[A.T. Hagan]

Even if you can't bring a live bird in you can bring in a chicken/chick toy or stuffed bird. This is done at 4-H competitions.

As for the how-to projects if you want poultry related here are some ideas:

How to brood chicks. Include a model brooder with feeder and drinker, light or hover, bedding, and so on.

How to bathe a bird. If you're showing birds you'll already know how to do that.

A model of a good chicken coop or tractor showing placements of roosts, nest boxes, feeders, drinkers, predator protection and so on with explanations of why each thing is situated the way it is.

Edited to add: The real key to this is to practice it enough at home that you sound natural and relaxed when you do it in front of class.

.....Alan.

 

[RAWR]

A.T. Hagan :

Even if you can't bring a live bird in you can bring in a chicken/chick toy or stuffed bird. This is done at 4-H competitions.

As for the how-to projects if you want poultry related here are some ideas:

How to brood chicks. Include a model brooder with feeder and drinker, light or hover, bedding, and so on.

How to bathe a bird. If you're showing birds you'll already know how to do that.

A model of a good chicken coop or tractor showing placements of roosts, nest boxes, feeders, drinkers, predator protection and so on with explanations of why each thing is situated the way it is.

Edited to add: The real key to this is to practice it enough at home that you sound natural and relaxed when you do it in front of class.

.....Alan.

i may end up doing one of those​