They Hatch
This TopicQuest was designed for Mrs. Hudson's Kindergarten Class at W.G. Nunn Elementary School
By Melissa Harris, a Valdosta State University Preservice Teacher
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Introduction
Have you ever
tried to count chickens? Did you know that it is better to count
your chickens after they hatch? Well, then I am glad that I told
you this! We can count chickens and baby chicks, that is if you
want to! This webpage has been made just for you so that you can
count your chickens after they hatch! Take a look at the links
below and you too can begin counting chickens! |
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Would you like to count chickens? Well get ready because here you go! Just click right here and have a chicken fit! |
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Here is a cool site. You can do all sorts of things. There is a number game that you will love! Count away! |
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Would you like to explore a place full of fun, well it is just one click away! You can learn many things about math and counting! Just click the link above and let the exploration begin! |
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Here you go kids. You to can count many different things. Are you ready? All you have to do is count in your head and check your answer! |
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Would you like to learn about numerous farm animals including chickens, horses and goats,oh my? Then click right here! |
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Do you want to count some more chickens? You certainly can! Get ready because you are going ot have a bitty of a time! |
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Mission
Activity
 Would
you like to take a trip to a farm? I hope so because we need your
help. We have many eggs that are about hatch, and we do not have
enough help counting them. Now that you know how to count so many
things, you are perfect for the job. But before we begin, I need
to know that you know how to count. Here is what you can
do. Click right here,
and you can brush up on your counting skills. That way I know
that you are ready for the job! You can use this website to make
sure that you are ready!
After
practicing, take a sheet of construction paper and draw ten
chickens living on a farm and number them. See here, living on a
farm can be
tough and you have to
know how to count! I know you will do a good job! Good luck
and count away!
Mission Steps Step1:
Click here
and use this link to make sure that you are ready to count. There are
many games you can play to know all about counting.
Step2: After you practice, take a sheet of construction paper out and get your crayons or markers. Step3: Draw ten chickens living on a farm and number them. Make them pretty and colorful. Step 4: Give the picture to your teacher and make sure that you can count all ten chickens. |
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 TopicQuest Lesson Plan |