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That's a fun age, when they are the most curious!!
I was hoping that my granddaughter would have gotten to do this when she was in pre-k, but as I had said in another post, the schools around here just don't have the money to put into an incubator, especially at that grade level. When I was in school we had to wait until 7th grade science, but we also had FFA in the schools so they provided the equipment.
We were very forunate to have an LG donated to our school about 3 years ago, or else we not have been able to afford it either! I've been wanting to hatch chicks in my classroom for years, so I was very exicted when we got one.
Last year th 4th and 5th students were involved, and helped with the hatching. They made a chart of the daily temp, and checked the humidity. This year they have a new teacher, so they are not helping as much, which is kinda a bummer.
Unforunately, I have yet to have a super good hatch where most of the chicks are born. But last year I performed the "eggtopy" with the 5th graders, and I think most of them enjoyed it (some of them were grossed out, though.
) and learned alot.
Here's hoping for a good hatch this year!