All About Chickens by Tracy Hughes

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All About Chickens

Published on May 25, 2016

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

All About Chickens

By Mrs. Hughes' Class

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Chickens drink water by putting their head up.

Photo by Vigneshkumar Chinnachamy

Some hen eggs are brown and some are white.

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A fertilized egg has a chick in it.

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Chicks have yellow downy feathers.

Photo by Scott*

It takes 21 days for a chick to hatch.

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A fertilized egg has an embryo.

Photo by David J. Thomas

If there isn't a male and a female the egg can't be fertilized

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When chicks hatch they have an egg tooth.

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Roosters have bigger tails than hens.

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Chicks grow up in nests

and it takes 3 months for them to be a full adult

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Chicks have sharp claws

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Chickens eat rocks and sand to help them break down their food.

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A chick's egg tooth is something to help them hatch.

It will fall off after they hatch.

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The air pocket helps the chicks practice breathing.

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Chickens have a wattle.

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When chicks grow up they get their adult feathers.

Photo by Jim Belford

All chickens do not have teeth.

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Chickens have a comb on their head.

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If the hen is not there, the eggs can go in incubator to keep them warm

Photo by Kathy Cassidy

Chickens have sharp beaks.

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Chicks' down feathers are soft and fluffy.

Photo by inky

Tracy Hughes