Eggs about to hatch in Ms. Munger’s room
May 19, 2017
Inside Room 161 at Watertown’s Cunniff Elementary school, Ms. Munger’s third-grade class is hosting six baby chicks.
The baby chicks are about to hatch. As of Tuesday, May 16, 2017, there were eight days left until they do so.
Ms. Munger is taking care of the eggs with incubators, as well as a miniature fridge to keep them cool. Every hour, the incubator rolls the eggs, giving each side the same amount of heat.
One of the incubators in Ms. Munger’s third-grade classroom at Cunniff Elementary School holds three eggs, which are expected to hatch around May 22, 2017.
Before the chicks hatch, Ms. Munger marks the sides of her eggs to determine where they will come out.
Ms. Munger has raised chicks every year since her second year as a Cunniff teacher.
Ms. Munger’s class raises chicks every year because her students are learning about adaptation, and the chicks need to adapt to their new home.
One of the study guides in Ms. Munger’s classroom, which is waiting for six eggs to hatch in an incubator at Cunniff Elementary School in Watertown, Mass.
The incubators in Ms. Munger’s third-grade classroom at Cunniff Elementary School hold six eggs, which are expected to hatch around May 22, 2017.
The controls on one of the incubators in Ms. Munger’s third-grade classroom at Cunniff Elementary School in Watertown, Mass. The incubator holds three eggs, which are expected to hatch around May 22, 2017.
The countdown calendar for when the chicks may hatch in Ms. Munger’s third-grade classroom at Cunniff Elementary School in Watertown, Mass.
–May 19, 2017–
