chickens

"Anna Hibiscus is back from Canada, and so much has changed while she was away! Double and Trouble have learned to run, and Grandfather has gotten older, too. One of the chickens has laid eggs, and Anna hatches her very own chick--Snow White!"--Page [4] of cover.

"When the farmer is away, Zoey, believing she knows all about lambs, takes care of the new flock of babies"--OCLC.

Max finds and cares for an egg and, although what emerges is not the dinosaur he had hoped for, he learns that a chicken can be a good friend--and dancer.

Text and illustrations introduce young readers to chickens.

"Lena loves all the chickens in the farmyard, but she thinks there's just one thing missing--a little chick. When Alma the hen lays an egg, Lena wants to help out with the hatching. But not just anyone can be a parent to a fragile egg, and not all eggs turn into chicks. If Lena is going to help bring a baby chick into the world, she'll need her whole family to work with her to make her dream come true..."--Dust jacket.

In this counting board book, Flora, a young dancer, attempts to keep up as more and more friendly chicks emerge from the nest.

The teacher brings eggs in to the classroom and when the chicks hatch, one of them follows Michael around the classroom.

Simple text and photographs describe the life cycle of a chicken.

A guide to raising chickens, including how to start, housing and feeding, keeping them in urban areas, and more.

Sophie and Winston are excited about raising chickens in their backyard in the city, but when will there be eggs?.