Now booking for Spring 2025 experiences!

Weekly Topics Include:

• Chickens & Chicks: Fun facts about life on the farm

• Parts of an Egg: Explore the science inside the shell

• Animals That Lay Eggs: Discover egg-laying creatures around the world

• Extension Topics: Nature, life cycles, and more!

Each week includes:

• Printable worksheets

• Coloring pages

• Hands-on, age-appropriate learning activities

The 2025 program is $75 per classroom. Multiple incubators are available, and discounts are offered for using more than one at a time. All materials are fully prepared and ready to use. This is an instructor led program, but adjustments can be made if the teacher requests. There may be additional fees to cover travel.

For further information or to book your program email info@anearfullofagriculture.com

Important notices-

Placement and Handling: Incubators should be kept out of direct sunlight. Once set up, please avoid moving, lifting or opening the incubator.
Hatching Timeline: It typically takes three days from the first egg hatching to the time the incubator has to be turned off and the chicks are removed. While there is a strong chance students will witness chicks hatching, this is cannot be guaranteed.
Hatching Process: The hatching process can take up to 24 hours per egg. Please refrain from intervening during hatching, if concerns arise, contact us directly.
Hatch Rate: Approximately 70% of the eggs are expected to hatch. It is common for eggs to be infertile, stop developing, or fail to hatch. When booking the program, we will discuss the preferred approach to explaining this natural process to students.
Hatching eggs and chicks may pose health and safety risks. Proper hygiene procedures must be followed when handling eggs and chicks. This includes washing hands thoroughly before and after contact with eggs, and chicks.