Dr. Tony Pescatore from the University of Kentucky will discuss how embryology projects can be used as a teaching tool in the home or classroom.
When: Aug 11, 2020 03:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Topic: Using chick embryology as a teaching tool
Recording available here: https://youtu.be/taGCfYh87YI
Dr. Pescatore mentioned that he likes to read books to the younger kids when he does his one week program. He sent me a list of books he likes:
Non-fiction books
- Burton, Robert. Egg: A Photographic Story of Hatching.
- Fowler, Allan. The Chicken or the Egg?
- Heller, Ruth. Chickens Aren’t the Only Ones.
- Jenkins, Priscilla Belz. A Nest Full of Eggs
- Jeunesse, Galimard and Pascale de Bourgoing. The Egg.
- Johnson, Sylvia A. Inside an Egg.
- Legg, Gerald. From Egg to Chicken.
- McCormick, Rosemary. Eggs: The Inside Story. (This is a Big Book Magazine from Scholastic).
- Nelson, Robin. From Egg to Chicken
- Pattchett, Josephine. Eggs and Chicks.
- Selsam, Millicent. Egg to Chick (Reading Rainbow Book).
- Sklansky, Amy E. Where Do Chicks Come From?
- Wallace, Karen. Duckling Days.
Fiction Books:
- Blackaby, Susan. Hatching Chicks.
- Croxe, Molly. Big Egg
- Daniel, Claire. The Chick That Wouldn’t Hatch
- Friend, Catherine. The Perfect Nest.
- Helakoski, Leslie. Big Chickens
- Himmelman, John. Chickens to the Rescue
- Kasza, Keiko. A Mother for Choco
- Degen, Bruce. Little Chick’s Big Day.
- Laminack, Lester L. Three Hens and a Peacock.
- Min, Laura. Mrs. Sato’s Hens.
- Montes, Marisa. Egg-napped!
- Numeroff, Laura. The Chicken Sisters
- Reynolds, Aaron. Chicks and Salsa
- Robertson, M. P. The Egg.
- Sykes, Julie. Dora’s Eggs.
- Sully, Katherine. Pig’s Egg
- Wallace, Carol. The Missing Egg Mystery.
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