Where do they go?

[Triple Willow]

Actually, I ordered the ducklings, and I found a perfect person to take care of them. My children like animals, so I tried to include that into the experiments. They have already raised butterfly's and frogs at school. One of my children did a little research and found a nice farm. And actually you don't need to say my other threads infuriate you, because I was just trying to learn. You also jumped to conclusions that I was going to dump them, which you are wrong on also.

Good luck with your project.

 

[Frank Phinster]

Well, I'd be quite interested what kind of "experiments" you are planning to conduct, because, unless you really have a scientific approach, there is nothing about rearing poultry that could not be looked up on the internet or in a library.

Note that, as a student of Biology, I am genuinely curious about this.

 

[Triple Willow]

Well, I'd be quite interested what kind of "experiments" you are planning to conduct, because, unless you really have a scientific approach, there is nothing about rearing poultry that could not be looked up on the internet or in a library.


Note that, as a student of Biology, I am genuinely curious about this.

Looking it up on the internet or in a library is not near as educational as doing it yourself, especially for kids.

 

[DucksandChicks]

I'll be happy to explain. We are going to get eggs and hatch them, and hopefully my kids will learn some responsibility along the way after they hatch, we will observe them! I guess when we get them, we can always do more!

 

[TwoCrows]

Good luck with your new adventure. How ever you choose to go about this, you will remember this experience for years to come.

 

[Frank Phinster]

Looking it up on the internet or in a library is not near as educational as doing it yourself, especially for kids.

True, but before you have a bunch of unwanted fowl, the library might be the better choice.


It certainly is a wonderful experience, but I would have never thought to call it a science project, that's all.

Good luck with the ducklings, and good luck with letting them go once you have become attached to them