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Activity One :
Exploring Eggs |
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The Chicken
Drama
Show children the Chicken & Her Nest
Poster |
Role Playing Children will role-play
chicks hatching out of eggs
Let children see and touch real chicken
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Use a
variety of real animal eggs to explain to children the variety of
animals that come from eggs
Have students compare
the size, color and shape of eggs |
Animal pictures: Show pictures of various animals hatching
from eggs
Use plastic
eggs with various animals & allow students to identify the animals
inside the eggs |
Egg play & Assessment
Leave basket
for children to play with eggs. Monitor children and ask what kinds of
animals come from eggs. |
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Activity Two:
Hatching Eggs |
Read Aloud
Chickens
Aren’t the Only Ones
Animal
Sorting
Children
will guess what animals are in plastic eggs
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Decorate Eggs
Student color eggs, ostrich, fish, snake
focusing in identify characteristics
“Find My Egg”
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Organizing Sorts Into Graphs
Sort animals that hatch from eggs into
various columns, ex. Legs, no legs
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Graph Again
Continue to sort animals, have children
make columns by the number of legs the animals have.
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Assessment
While
children are making columns teacher will ask, which animals have legs,
and which ones have more than four? Etc. |
Activity Three:
Eggs on Land, Eggs in Water |
Turtle Drama
Students will explore with live turtle |
Creative Play
Children
will play and learn about animals that lay eggs in water and on land:
will use tubs of water, plastic eggs.
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Clay Eggs and Animals
Students will use clay to make animals
that come from eggs.
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Creating habitats
Students
will continue making animals from clay and will begin to create
habitats that are appropriate for each animal.
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Assessment
While
students are molding animals and habitats, the teacher will ask, what
animal is that, where do they lay their eggs? Etc |
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