When we drove up to the school, Kennedy pointed to the playground and wanted to go play. But I told her we had to show all the children her goat and chickens. The children certainly enjoyed petting Gypsy and the 2 chickens. As I was holding Moonshine and passing her around so the children could feel her feathers, we heard a splat/crack. I was so shocked. Moonshine had laid an egg and it hit the concrete. It almost hit a child on the head. I can't believe I didn't get a picture of that, but I was just too surprised. Now the children know first hand where eggs come from.
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| Moonshine right before she lays an egg. |
By the way, the first Pre-K class took Kennedy to play on the playground while I showed the animals to the next class.
On Friday, I took 10 eggs to one of the classes to put into their incubator. Hopefully, by the end of February they experience chicks hatching.
