Where Do Chicks Come From?: An Engaging Science Book About How Baby Chickens Develop Inside Eggs for Kids (Ages 4-8) (Let's-Read-and-Find-Out Science 1)

We recently got chicks, and with the recent school closures we thought doing a homeschool unit on where chickens come from would be a good idea. This book covers a lot of info, held my kids attention ages 4, 6 & 7, had lovely illustrations, and included some really fun egg exploration activities in the back of it.

Loved the information given in the book. Pictures were eye catching and we adored the story

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We used this when our chickens started hatching and the kids loved it. Was nice to have this to supplement what was going on in our real life!

The subject was too advanced for my 3 year old granddaughters.

This book is the perfect scientific explaination for my kindergartener! It's very well thought out and and well written. The pictures have amazing detail and go a long way to describing the life cycle of a baby chicken! Even my husband and I learned a lot from this narrative! I added all the other books in this series to our wish list!

Both my daughters, 5 and 8, really enjoyed this book. We've ordered a few of these Let's Read and Find Out books and this was, by far, the favorite. The illustrations of the chick inside the egg are great and they found the timeline of the chick's development fascinating. The chick can hear its mom inside the egg, the mom goes days without eating while waiting for her eggs to hatch, there is a waste sac inside the egg....full of interesting stuff. Just a warning...on one page, the book does explain that the rooster mates with the hen and fertilizes the egg with sperm.

Amy Sklansky's book is a great resource for my wife's early elementary classroom. She used it to supplement and explain a section about chickens when they actually incubated eggs in the classroom. The book was used as an introduction, then as a reference when she guided the children back to research answers to the questions they had. She recommends this book to any early elementary teachers wanting to teach a unit on chickens.

I recommend this book to parents, teachers and children. It's very well illustrated. Simple to follow, understand and read. Good

A lovely book with good pictures and simple explanations. Ideal for inquisitive young minds.

This book is a great resource for teaching kids about the life cycle of a chicken. However, I purchased it to be used as part of a music lesson that incorporates literacy.

Very educational Recommend this book

Lovely book