April Edition | Weird and Wonderful World of Eggs
This April I’ve decided to explore the weird and wonderful world of eggs. Now for most of us when we think about eggs we probably conjure up images and feelings of familiar objects like this nest above, but the eggs that I want to share with you come in all shapes and sizes.
They won’t all be found in a tree or on the ground, some will be in the most unlikely of places.
To make it more interesting I’ve set you a challenge to help the whole family get involved.
Can you solve the who the egg belongs to before I reveal the answer?
We are a couple weeks into our challenge but I’ve only shared one egg so far. So you have plenty of time to get involved and take part in the egg mystery.
To help you get started I’ve added in the first egg here for you below. All the other eggs will be shared via my facebook and instagram feeds.
Do you need a little extra help?
Keep reading for some extra clues. The animal that lays this egg only lays 1 egg a year. The size and markings on the egg vary a lot. The egg and the hatchling have 2 doting parents that will look after it.
Have you guessed it yet?
If so please hop on over to the Instagram or Facebook post and comment with your guesses.
A bonus for my subscribers
If you’ve subscribed to my newsletter, I’ve made even easier for you to follow along with 2 free printables described below. I’ve shared all the information you will need to fill and follow through socials, but I’ll also be sharing it here via my blog.
Crack the mystery
For younger learners
An A4 printable with egg collector cards for you to draw and note your guesses down on.
Egg field studies
For older learners
A field study template to help you record everything you learn about each egg and animal.
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