2. Incubation and Embryology Teacher Training Name Title County

3. University of Illinois Extension Unit Offices

4. Incubation & Embryology Objectives To train educators in the science and techniques of hatching chicks To increase life skills and science abilities in youth through incubation and embryology To develop an interest by youth in the science of incubation and embryology

5. More Objectives To provide opportunities for youth to demonstrate skills mastered in embryology –Identify necessary environmental conditions for the survival of chick embryos –Observe and understand the growth and development of chick embryos –Learn how to care for baby chicks

6. Requirements Program Fiscal Enrollment

7. Logistics Egg Pick Up Chick Delivery

8. Incubation and Embryology Educational Materials –The Incredible Egg (K-2) –Hatching Classroom Projects (Grades 2-5) –Experiments in Poultry Science (Grades 6-8) –Poster – Poultry Chick Development* –From Egg to Chick (Leader’s Guide)

9. Illinois 4-H Member Poultry Resources Supplemental Materials Poultry Group Activity Guide Scratching the Surface Testing your Wings Flocking Together –Order from Extension office

10. Additional Resources Activity Sheets Record Sheets Checklists Bibliography Web Sites

11. Web Site http://web.extension.illinois.edu/chick/101/

12. Web Site http://chickscope.beckman.uiuc.edu

13. Web Site http://4hembryology.psu.edu/

14. Web Site http://urbanext.illinois.edu/egg /http://urbanext.illinois.edu/egg /

15. Support –Questions –Other teachers –2 emails

16. Evaluation Life Skills K-2 or 3-12 Science Abilities K-2 or 3-12 Student Reflection Statements Teacher Survey K- 2 –https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/emb2014Lhttps://www.surveymonkey.com/s/emb2014L Teacher Survey 3-12 –https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/emb2014Uhttps://www.surveymonkey.com/s/emb2014U

17. Illinois State Board of Education CPDU Credentials –Evaluation for Workshop – turn in today –Evidence of Completion – keep for 5 years

18. Incubation and Embryology Teacher Training Thank You

19. Ken Koelkebeck Extension Specialist, Poultry Dept. of Animal Sciences University of Illinois Extension kkoelkeb@illinois.edu