A poster to display when learning about the life cycle of a chicken.
This poster can be printed and displayed to teach the life cycle of a chicken. The pictures show a hen, egg, hatchling, and chick.
A poster to display when learning about the life cycle of a chicken.
This poster can be printed and displayed to teach the life cycle of a chicken. The pictures show a hen, egg, hatchling, and chick.
Compare ways that young animals resemble their parents; and
Observe and record life cycles of animals such as a chicken, frog, or fish.
Playing with Words and Numbers in Early Education. Games, activities and teaching resources for lower years teachers.
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