Eggsploration: Egg Parts and Formation Printable Unit Study

Crack open the secrets of eggs! Dive into Eggsploration: Egg Parts and Formation and discover how eggs are formed, their structure, and why they’re essential—all through fun, hands-on activities!

Dive into the fascinating world of eggs with Eggsploration: Egg Parts and Formation! This 44-page learning curriculum is designed for kids ages 10 and up, offering an engaging, hands-on approach to learning about egg structure, formation, and nutritional value.

Kids will explore the chicken lifecycle with focus on egg production, examine the parts of an egg in detail, and follow the step-by-step process of egg formation. With full-color printables, interactive worksheets, and extension activities, this guide provides a well-rounded educational experience that reinforces key science and agriculture concepts.

Perfect for homeschoolers, educators, and 4-H leaders, Eggsploration makes learning about eggs both fun and meaningful!

This is an Intermediate Unit Study of chickens and eggs for kids ages 10 & up.

WHAT THEY'LL LEARN...

1. Chicken Lifecycle - Emphasis on Egg Production
2. In-Depth - Parts of the Egg - Eggsploration 
3. Egg Experiments: Effects of Liquids on Eggshells, Washed v Unwashed Eggs, The Float Test
4. Egg Development & Formation/Hen Reproduction
5. Egg Nutrition

WHAT YOU'LL RECEIVE...

1. Forty-four (44) page, Full-Color PDF Guide
2. Mini Lessons that include Teaching Information/Resources and Worksheets

With our unit study guide, teaching kids (and students) about eggs and egg production has never been easier!

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