What a wonderful week we have had, learning all about chickens. The Life Cycle of a Chicken is such a cool thing to learn about. I would love to raise chickens so the kids can see the amazing process in real life. Unfortunately, our neighborhood doesn’t allow it, so that will have to wait. I came up with the next best thing for us, a chicken unit study. Learning all about Chickens plus a few fun science activities makes for a wonderful week.
Life Cycle of a Chicken Activities
Life Cycle of a Chicken Activities
Life Cycle of a Chicken Theme
If you are interested in the Life Cycle of a Chicken Printables they can be found Here. She also colored a chicken coloring page while I was working with the older boys.
Chicken Life Cycle Unit Study for Kids
In this picture, it may look like they are just holding eggs, but actually, they are squeezing the eggs as hard as they can. Eggs although they seem easily breakable, they aren’t at all.
Egg Science Activities
We finished up our Egg Science with rolling races on the porch. Do they wobble, do they roll straight?
What are some of the questions that need answering about eggs? Isn’t that one of the best things about Science? Having questions, making educated guesses, and then actually being able to experiment with the object.
Science Rocks! Are you ready to check out some other fun life cycles?
Life Cycle of a Chicken Free Printables
Life cycle of a jelly fish
Stacey Jones says
June 3, 2014 at 10:24 pmI love this. Looks like your kids had a great time learning about the Life cycle of a Chicken.
ktcupoftea says
June 3, 2014 at 10:00 amWhat a need study unit! Love cracking open the eggs and getting a chance to explore that. Science does rock! Pinned so I can remember when my little one gets old enough! – Katie @ A Cup of Tea blog
mommy2apirateandprincess says
June 3, 2014 at 3:31 amWhat a cool way for your kids to experience something that they can’t in real life right now. Really cool idea!
Phyllis says
May 31, 2014 at 11:14 amI would like to raise chickens as well, but our neighborhood doesn’t allow it either. You have done a great job teaching the life cycle.
Kimberly Huff says
May 31, 2014 at 7:18 pmThank you so much 🙂
Mama's Happy Hive says
May 31, 2014 at 2:23 amThis looks like a lot of fun! 🙂 My Little Bee loves eggs. He likes to eat them EVERY morning. He signs with his hands the word “egg” and points towards the frying pan. LOL! I will have to check out some of these egg projects soon for Little Bee. 🙂