Gardening and Sustainability

Lily said, we were exploring where chicken eggs came from.

Taya explained, we were looking at egg cartons for clues. 

Alex tells how, we learnt that seven chickens could fit in a tiny cage (for cage chickens) and that made me feel sad for them because they couldn't run around. The free range chickens have more room to run around instead of being in a tiny cage. 

In gardening we learn how to look after a garden and keep the plants healthy. 

Ted explains, we had an egg box and were sorting the eggs into cage eggs, free range and barns. 

Javier said, there was one that tricked people because it was called 'Happy Hens' but it was in a cage and they were not happy hens. 

Margaret teachers us in gardening and sustainability. She knows lots about the garden. 

These eggs are free range. It means the chickens can walk around and choose where they lay their eggs.

Some chickens live in barns. They get to walk around in the barn. 

Caged chickens live in squashed together so so they can't fight.