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Chicken Life Cycle: Cut & Paste

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Overview:

A cut and paste activity where students arrange the pictures and names of the stages to complete the life cycle of a chicken. Designed for middle and upper years students.

Learning Objectives:

  • Identify and understand the stages of a chicken's life cycle.
  • Recognise key stages such as egg, chick, juvenile, and adult chicken.
  • Develop a clear understanding of how each stage contributes to the chicken's development and life cycle.

How the Activity Works:

Students cut out the pictures and corresponding names of each stage of a chicken’s life cycle. They then paste them in the correct order on a sheet, completing the life cycle from egg through to adult chicken. This interactive activity encourages students to engage with and learn about chicken growth and development in a fun and hands-on way.

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