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4-Week Hands-On Experience For: Classrooms, Daycares and Families.
No experience is needed. We will guide you through the entire process with weekly video instructions sent to your inbox. Need more help? Call or text our 24/7 support line to get the help you need.
We will drop-off the kit at a Fedex location nearest you. We will pickup the kit and the chicks at your location
Your eggs will hatch! But if none of them do, we will give you a 100% refund.
Science & Technology: Children learn about the needs of living things by observing chick development and understanding how animals grow and change.
Math: The program introduces basic concepts like counting, measuring, and comparing sizes through hands-on activities with chicks.
Language: Children practice vocabulary and communication skills by describing their observations and participating in storytelling related to the chicks.
Social Skills: The program fosters empathy, responsibility, and teamwork as children care for the chicks together.
Science & Technology: Students explore life cycles, growth, and the needs of animals by observing the hatching and development of chicks.
Mathematics: The program helps students practice measuring, graphing, and data collection by tracking chick growth and changes.
Language: Students enhance their communication skills through descriptive writing, journaling, and discussing their observations of the chicks.
Social Studies: The program introduces the role of animals in communities and the importance of caring for living things.
Science & Technology: Students delve into habitats, ecosystems, and biodiversity by studying the chicks and their interactions with the environment.
Mathematics: The program encourages data collection, analysis, and problem-solving as students measure and interpret chick growth patterns.
Language: Students develop research and persuasive writing skills by exploring topics like animal ethics and the role of chickens in agriculture.
Social Studies: The program connects to discussions on agriculture’s impact on communities and ethical farming practices.
Science & Technology: Students explore ecosystems, food chains, and the role of chickens within them, while also learning about cell biology and the anatomy of living organisms.
Mathematics: The program provides opportunities to collect, analyze, and interpret data related to chick growth, applying concepts like measurement, probability, and statistical analysis.
Social Studies: The program ties into discussions about the historical and modern role of agriculture in Canada, including ethical considerations in farming practices.
Health & Physical Education: Students examine the nutritional value of poultry and its role in a balanced diet, connecting food systems to overall health.
Science & Technology: Students investigate genetics, cell biology, and environmental science by studying chick development and the impact of human activity on ecosystems.
Mathematics: The program offers opportunities for advanced data analysis, statistical interpretation, and mathematical modeling related to chick growth.
Language: Students engage in research, critical analysis, and persuasive writing on topics such as sustainable agriculture and animal welfare.
Social Studies: The program supports discussions on the historical and contemporary role of agriculture in society, including ethical considerations in food production.
Give your students an exciting story to take home and share with their family.
An educational summer activity for families.
Residents will love reconnecting with nature and caring for their young chicks
We are based in Waterloo and will deliver to most places West of the 427.
Here are most of our serviceable areas:
Toronto (West of 427)
Acton
Brampton
Burlington
Caledon Township
Cambridge
Erin Township
Etobicoke
Georgetown
Note: If you’re not sure you’re in our service area please contact us to find out.
Guelph
Halton Hills Township
Hamilton
Kitchener
Milton
Mississauga
Oakville
Orangeville
Waterloo Region
