Our Chickens Are Ready for the Farm!

We've had had so much fun watching our chicks grow up.

The children loved holding them.

It was easier to tell James and Hot Chick apart when they were first born.

As they grew, the chicks looked more and more alike.

Jayde's first time to hold a chick.

James in the front and Hot Chick in the back.  You can see how they are getting their grown-up feathers.

This is James' backside.  ;-)

Hot Chick

Hot Chick

We will miss them, but the experience was priceless!

Mystery Animals

 I wait all year for this!  The children are now able to write sentences and read their sentences.  We wrote clues about a mystery animals then read them to all the other classes in our building. 

 It was fun to see even the shyest of children proudly read their clues to older students.

 Our first stop was Fifth Grade.

 I divided the children into two groups, red and blue, to make the process a little shorter.

 Our next stop was Second Grade.

 Next up was Fourth Grade.  Mrs. Cindy is always great to play along!

 Then we went to First Grade.

 Our last stop was Third Grade.

Welcome, Jayde!

Eggs Away!!!!!

Our fifth annual Senior K Egg Drop was a BLAST!

The children were so excited!

First up, Maddie.  Her egg survived

Graeme went next.  Hi egg also survived.

Farrah went third.

Her egg survived!

Anabelle was next.

Behold!  It survived!

Yosef went next.

Victory!

Nat was next.

Nat's egg survived!

Nat's egg was a real character!

Alan was up next.

Survivor!

Jackson went next.

Nooooooooo!! It cracked!

Preston was next.

Ewe!  Gross!

Lizzie's turn.

It survived.

Ridge dropped his twice.

And it still survived!

Wyatt went next.

The peanut butter saved his egg.

Efe went last.  His egg survived.

We had two eggs crack under pressure and eleven eggs survive.  The big kids cheered us on.

Thank you, parents, for helping your little ones with their egg drop contraptions.