From Egg to Chick

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From Egg to Chick 

After weeks of waiting, watching, and observing our incubator full of eggs, our eager anticipation has finally been satisfied.  We have 8 chicks so far.  The students even got to watch and listen to our newest chick while she chirped and cracked her way out of her egg.  It's been a super exciting process to observe.



A hatching chick!


Our newest chick.  We named her Hey Hey.


We now have 8 chicks.  Come check them out.


Reminders:

*No school on Monday - Happy Memorial Day!

*June 7th - Treasure Island field trip from 9:00 - 2:00 (Please send in your permission slip and money or let me know that your child will not be attending the field trip).

*June 7th - End of the year celebration from 5:30 - 6:00

*June 8th - Last day of Preschool



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