This is a packet that guides teachers and students through the duck hatching process. 1- Ducks can, have, are, eat, live 2- Ducks can, have, are 3- Candling eggs guide 4- Candling Eggs benchmark days 5- Candling eggs observation diagrams- 28 days 6- Candling eggs observation diagram with notes- 3 days 7- Duck Life Cycle activity 8- "Egg-Citing" Story - writing prompts 9- Duck Facts 10- Duck Facts 11- Duck Word Search 12- Duck Breed Research Report Template 13- Duck Mad Libs 14- Duck Duty Responsibilities

This is a packet that guides teachers and students through the chick hatching process. 1- Chicks can, have, are, eat, live 2- Chicks can, have, are 3- Candling eggs guide (3 pages incl. F.A.Q.) 4- Candling eggs observation diagrams- 3 days 5- Candling eggs observation diagrams- 2 days 6- Chicken Life Cycle activity 7- "Egg-Citing" Story writing prompts 8- Chicken Facts (2 pages) 9- Chick Word Search 10- Chicken Breed Research Report Template 11- Chick Observation Sheet (simple) 12- Chick Observation Sheet (advanced) 13- Chick Mad Libs 14- Chick Duty Responsibilities

This is a packet that guides teachers and students through the butterfly raising process 1- Butterflies can, have, are, eat, live 2- Butterflies can, have, are 3- Caterpillars can, have, are, eat, live 4- Caterpillars can, have, are 5- Caterpillar info and care guide (3 pages) 6- Chrysalis care 7- Did you know? Butterfly facts 8- Boisterous Butterfly Tales- creative writing story prompts 9- Butterfly life cycle activity 10- Butterfly species research template 11- Caterpillar observation sheet 12- Caterpillar observation sheet- critical thinking extension 13- Chrysalis observation sheet 14- Chrysalis observation sheet- critical thinking extension 15- Butterfly Mad Libs 16- Parts of a Butterfly 17- Parts of a Butterfly defined 18- Butterfly Boggle 19- Make your own symmetrical butterfly

This is a clear and simple way for students to record information about an animal they are researching. Categories Include: - Animal Name - Animal Illustration Box - Animal Classification - Body Covering (skin, fur, feathers, etc.) - Skeleton (vertebrate, invertebrate, exoskeleton) - Food - Adaptation - 3 Interesting Facts Ideally, this should be printed on 11*17 paper, but can be printed on 8.5*11 as well.