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I Like EGGS Look - Read - Listen Agriculture for English Language Learners |
Directions
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These are chickens. | |
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A male chicken is a rooster. | |
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A female chicken is a hen. | |
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Hens lay eggs. | |
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This carton contains twelve brown eggs. | |
| This carton contains one dozen brown eggs. | ||
| This carton contains twelve white eggs. | ||
| The carton contains one dozen white eggs. | ||
| There are eight brown eggs and four white eggs. | ||
| Six eggs make one-half dozen. | ||
| One egg is broken. | ||
| The yolk is round and yellow. |
Credits
This page was created as a part of Missouri's Agriculture in the Classroom program at Missouri State University through a USDA grant.Teachers are encouraged to adapt this lesson for classroom use only. No part of this publication may be transmitted, stored, recorded or published in any form without written permission from Missouri Farm Bureau.
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This page was developed by Lyndon and Barbara Irwin and is maintained by Missouri Farm Bureau.
Please address questions to Diane Olson at Missouri Farm Bureau or Dr. Lyndon Irwin at Missouri State University.
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Last revised on November 9, 2007