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Student update written by Kacee and Renee - Chicken experts! As the new school year is here, our chickens are beginning to molt (which means lose all their feathers!). Now that our chickens are full grown, our average number of eggs a day is around six. Over the weekends we can normally collect about one dozen. Now that we have so many eggs we are distributing them to Alpenglow families, for a donation. If you receive a email from Alpenglow school you are welcome to come to Canmore Collegiate during a normal school day and give a donation. Our friend from the town of Canmore Mr, Burt came for a chicken coop tour recently and really liked it! We appreciate his support and look forward to the future with our chickens!
2 Comments
4/15/2018 11:31:07 pm
Molting is a part of the chicken's life and it is an animal nature. They have a cycle where this stage will help them to renew themselves. We need to have a time for ourselves and we must always take our time so that we will be ready and we will be equipped for the next battle that we will face. It is nice to associate some learnings that I found on this blog. We will definitely learn more if we keep on searching and never lose the spirit, I know that people will see the magic when they see these chickens.
Renée
5/21/2018 10:40:06 am
Thank you for reading our blog.It is great to see that people who do not live in our community are enjoying the chicken project as much as we do:) Leave a Reply. |
Alpenglow School Poultry JourneyThe Alpenglow Grade 5/6 class and their teacher are on an Educational Poultry Journey creating a chicken coop and raising chickens. Archives
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