Health & Fitness
SJV Students Learn About Life Cycle By Hatching chicks
In order to help teach students about the life cycle, St. John Vianney K4 teacher Kathy Andreucci houses chicken eggs in an incubator in the classroom.
By K. Adamson
In order to help teach students about the life cycle, St. John Vianney K4 teacher Kathy Andreucci houses chicken eggs in an incubator in the classroom and the students learn about the chicks’ development within the egg, how they hatch, and how they continue to grow once they hatch.
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Students compare an unfertilized egg to a fertilized one to find out what components in an egg lead to a live chick. As part of the project, the students learn the parts of a chick’s anatomy as well as their complete life cycle. Mrs. Andreucci also uses this as an opportunity to teach the students about other farm animals.
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