The chicks have settled in well and April has been getting used to her weekend visitors and she is being gentle with them. The chick that hatched on Friday is all fluffed up and quite happy in beside the others now. Here’s a photo from breakfast time:
At 2 clock today another chick hatched and its name is Super Chick and primary 1 named it. Primary 6/5 named thier chick Buttons and primary 7 named there chick Spring.
There are only three more eggs to hatch!
Nearly all of the chicks are hatched ,there are only 4 more eggs to hatch. Today we helped to clean the brooder and we held the chicks and they where chirping. They were very happy to see us and were comfortable enough to fall asleeep as we held them, a part from Allison’s who was a bit jumpy. We think they are very cute and fluffy.
By Allison, Ellie and Milli (P5/4)
Our first chick hatched last night and we are trying to think of a name for it.Can you help us please! The chick is starting to become fluffy and is a light yellow colour. One of the eggs has got a crack in the shell so it may hatch over night. If you want to see the chicks tonight go on to Glow at home.
By: Cameron, Craig and Ryan St. (P5/4)
Remember your snow packs. In case the dog has eaten them or they have been stolen by some monster in your room, you can:
Hopefully see you tomorrow.
Miss Watson
Our 11 chick eggs arrived safely yesterday and are currently snuggled up in their incubator at the front office.
The programme designed by Living Eggs (see www.livingeggs.co.uk for more information) aims to promote awe and wonder across the curriculum at all levels. Over the next two weeks the children from nursery to primary 7 will be learning about the life cycle of a chicken by a variety of class work and will provide the children an opportunity to see chicks actually hatching from their eggs.
By next week the chicks will be old enough to be held and handling sessions will be made available to children during school hours and to parents during Parents’ Evening. If you can’t wait until then, or you would like to follow the progress and watch the chicks hatch LIVE! a link is available through our Glow page. You will find a tab on the main page called “LIVE Chicken Hatching”.
We would like to thank the PTA for donating money to the school and making this exciting school project possible.
Well everyone, it’s a bit later than we may have expected but 2013 has seen its first snow day. Hopefully everyone will have a safe day. Don’t forget there are activities to keep you busy on GLOW and the school blog. Perhaps you could visit your class page and leave a comment on what you have been doing today. Or even better, email the school a photo and we will upload it to GLOW for everyone else to see.
An exciting day for all. Started off taking a woodland walk and learning all about the plants and trees around us. We made shelters and then sat around a small fire drinking our hot chocolate and eating our biscuits. Walking in the squelching mud and through small streams was super exciting….scraping the mud off our boots was not!
We then completed the tree climbing activity and after dinner spent time around the camp fire roasting marshmallows and sharing stories.
Everyone is now tucked up in their beds and fast asleep. Time for the teachers to eat all the leftover marshmallows!!
This morning we had sausages and tattie scones for breakfast. Then we had our room inspection and we got 8.5. After that we had our first activity. Today’s activities were rope challenge, crate climbing, tree climbing and orienteering. Our favourite activity was the rope course. For dinner we had chicken in cream sauce with potatoes and sweetcorn and for pudding we had Barcaple surprise.
Just returned from our afternoon’s adventures. We learned all about conservation, the important trees and plants around us and…WE BUILT OUR OWN DENS! We also abseiled off the top of a really tall tree! It was quite scary but we helped each other to be brave and try it.
Time for showers and dinner now, followed by some evening activities….we’re not tired yet!
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