Allow students to try a little of each egg. Make a new graph and compare the results after trying the eggs with the first graph. Publishing Read Seven Eggs by Meredith Hooper. Using a pocket chart and sentence strips, retell story with pictures of characters and days of the week. Provide students with egg shaped book to make a reproduction of the book.
Students write in the days of the week and draw the character.
Chickens Aren't The Only Ones. The Only Ones is an informational book about all animals that lay eggs, such as snakes and turtles. Read Chickens Aren't The Only Ones. Ask the students, again, where we get eggs. Have the students write in their learning journals about something from the book that surprised them.