Monday, 24 June 2013
Assembly tomorrow!
Year 2 Purple will be presenting assembly tomorrow. We'd love to have parents and families to watch. Join us at 9.05 in the middle hall, for some amazing writing, art and singing! Thanks.
Tuesday, 11 June 2013
Our EGG-cellent egg diary, Tuesday 11th June
Ten chicks have hatched. They are all in the big blue box now. Sadly, one of the eggs didn't hatch. Today, Miss Nathalie is going to paint the chickens! She is going to put a little dot of food colouring on each chicken so that we can recognise them. Then all the children are going to suggest names for the chicks.
Since last week the chicks have changed a lot. They are much bigger and faster and they are developing adult feathers on their wings.
Since last week the chicks have changed a lot. They are much bigger and faster and they are developing adult feathers on their wings.
Thursday, 6 June 2013
Amazing Y2 writing about our chicks...
Today we all wrote about the chicks in our writing lesson. Read a fantastic piece of Year 2 writing:
In Purple class we got some chicks. We have the chicks for two weeks and we are watching them grow and develop. Now it is Thursday 6th June and the last two chicks are hatching. The chicks have moved to a different incubator with food and water because some of them have been there for two days.
The chicks keep falling over! The brown chicks are males and the yellow chicks are females. The chicks take 21 days until they hatch.
The chicks are very cute and funny and they like all of my friends, they even like me!
There are 11 chicks in the incubator. I like the chicks. When they were in the first incubator they ate something from their egg, now they eat chicken food. When they grow up they will eat worms.
by Warren.
In Purple class we got some chicks. We have the chicks for two weeks and we are watching them grow and develop. Now it is Thursday 6th June and the last two chicks are hatching. The chicks have moved to a different incubator with food and water because some of them have been there for two days.
The chicks keep falling over! The brown chicks are males and the yellow chicks are females. The chicks take 21 days until they hatch.
The chicks are very cute and funny and they like all of my friends, they even like me!
There are 11 chicks in the incubator. I like the chicks. When they were in the first incubator they ate something from their egg, now they eat chicken food. When they grow up they will eat worms.
by Warren.
Wednesday, 5 June 2013
Our EGG-CELLENT egg diary... Wednesday 05.06.13
Finally, the eggs have started to hatch! When we arrived at
school today we were amazed to see four chicks have hatched. The chicks have fluffy, yellow feathers and
large, pink feet. We watched the chicks
using their beaks to peck at the shell and make their way out. When they first came out of the shell the
chicks’ feathers were wet. They
stretched their legs and flapped their wings.
Hatching was extremely hard work and the chicks were very tired. We thought it was funny when the chicks were
climbing on their brothers and sisters! We’re hoping that all the eggs will
have hatched by the end of the day.
Our EGG-CELLENT egg diary... Tuesday 04.06.13
None of the eggs have hatched yet, but they have started to move
a little bit. Some of the children heard
the chicks cheeping from inside their shells! Maybe the eggs will hatch
tomorrow.
Our EGG-CELLENT egg diary... Monday 03.06.13
Today the eggs arrived at school. All the children felt very egg-cited! The eggs
are being kept safe in an incubator, in the school foyer. The eggs are on day 19 of their life cycle,
which means they are almost ready to hatch out of their egg shells. Hopefully, by tomorrow the chicks will start
to hatch!
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