Put the chickens in the chicken coop as you count from 1 to 100.

This site gives an in-depth description of a chicken, including its behavior, appearance, reproduction, and classification. The site includes photos and illustrations and an interactive quiz to test your understanding.

Learners will identify different breeds of chickens, examine physical characteristics, and determine the stages of a chicken's life cycle.

A collection of lessons on how to teach elementary students about chickens without actually hatching them in the classroom, which is not the best for the animals.

This manual was written by a group of middle school and high school students in the Maplewood Richmond Heights school district. The students, known as the "Chickenologists", care for the district's flock of chickens. This comprehensive...

Come and learn more about how to incorporate embryology into your classroom. This site features tons of information about the embryology of chickens.

Are you interested in a science project of hatching chicks? This website is designed to help you study incubation and embryonic development of chicken eggs. Illustrations also show the parts of an egg and the stages of embryonic...

The goal of this project is to determine whether feeding chickens a dietary supplement of peanuts will result in larger and heavier eggs. If peanuts do increase egg size, a secondary goal will be to determine the optimal amount of peanut...

The Ganda are a group of people who live in the province of Buganda in Uganda. The Ganda are primarily an agricultural society; their staple crops are bananas and yams. Cotton was introduced as a market crop early in the twentieth...

This site chronicles the life of Eliot Elisofon, famed photojournalist for Life Magazine. There is a timeline of his life, images from his lifetime of work and even a chicken recipe that sounds great.

In this lesson plan, students will examine sheep or chicken hearts to learn about heart structure and the flow of blood through the heart.

Learn what prairies are, about the plants and wildlife that live there, and about the environmental efforts being made to restore them.

Scientists can use the research they gather from studying embryos of dogs, lizards, fish, and chickens to better understand human embryos. How is this possible? You'll find out with this Exploratorium resource.

Use this experiment to show how vinegar reacts with the calcium in a chicken bone.

Raising chickens can be a challenging process and this thorough site provides a broad range of ideas to do this successfully. Topics range from preparing the brooder house to caring for growing birds.

This website provides general information about shingles, how it is caused, and how it is treated.

Use this site to learn about a highly contagious disease that affects the brain. You will find out who can get meningitis, and how it is treated.

This questions and answer site of the rare and endangered species of Missouri features plants and animals and provides specific features including photos, information on habitat, cause of decline, and the like.

Directions for candling eggs including the how and why of the egg candling process.

A good quick look at the comparative anatomy of the heart of a typical bird and the human heart. Gives some of the facts behind the differences.

Here, learn what shingles is and how it is caused. Included is information on how to treat the symptoms associated with this disease.

The second of Toni Morrison's novels, Sula tells the story of the friendship between two African-American women. This site looks in detail at this friendship as it examines plot, character and themes found in the novel.